I agree with information but not the outcome. The extra tools are awful to deploy but do not feel it is that heavy for my use . I use it with my bike tools when doing multi-day rides. I hate tools that do not lock.
Life's too short for 3cr13 steel and non-locking screwdrivers. I tried the similar Caressolove with the detachable scissors. No bueno. I am waiting on Roxon to release a Flex Elite with D2 blade steel. For the long tools, I'll take 4116 scissors and D2 blade. On one side, give me the 4-slot 1/4" bit driver. On the other, give me a T-Shank adapter (for the Surge file and saw) and I'll pick a couple more tools to finish it out. Maybe the awl and the closest thing they have to a pry bar (chisel I guess).
I genuinely wonder why they don't offer locking screwdrivers. Is there an actual reason they do that? Is it difficult to do it in terms of mechanics, it seems so easy to implement :S
I love my Mossy Oak! Exactly what I wanted giving me basically one half of a full size multi tool.
I agree with information but not the outcome. The extra tools are awful to deploy but do not feel it is that heavy for my use . I use it with my bike tools when doing multi-day rides. I hate tools that do not lock.
Life's too short for 3cr13 steel and non-locking screwdrivers. I tried the similar Caressolove with the detachable scissors. No bueno.
I am waiting on Roxon to release a Flex Elite with D2 blade steel. For the long tools, I'll take 4116 scissors and D2 blade. On one side, give me the 4-slot 1/4" bit driver. On the other, give me a T-Shank adapter (for the Surge file and saw) and I'll pick a couple more tools to finish it out. Maybe the awl and the closest thing they have to a pry bar (chisel I guess).
I genuinely wonder why they don't offer locking screwdrivers. Is there an actual reason they do that? Is it difficult to do it in terms of mechanics, it seems so easy to implement :S