🛠 Most Carried Multitools 2022
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- A list of my Top 5 most carried multitools day to day.
0:00 Introduction
0:41 Leatherman Skeletool CX & RX
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2:33 Leatherman Curl
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3:28 Leatherman Signal
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4:57 Leatherman Free P2
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6:31 Victorinox Swisstool Spirit MX Clip
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MX clip on DLT Trading:
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8:07 EDC philosophy (centered around multitool)
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I don’t have a multiplicity of multi tools. I need one that does the most. That’s why I have a Leatherman Surge, a bit kit, a Wiha 13 bit pack, a cute little 711L ratchet handle and a few other accessories. I do wish the Surge had a hammer and a precision screwdriver. I do also have one of those tiny little Swiss Army knives on my keychain for the tweezers and the toothpick.
A friend asked to see my Buck 110 one time and when I handed it to him, he used it to hammer a nail and marred the brass, then handed it back to me. He couldn’t understand why I was unhappy about that. That’s why I want a multi tool with a hammer. Maybe I’ll get a Signal at some point. Most likely I’ll just find a small hammer, maybe a silver one like Maxwell’s.
Some friend...respect pplz tools for goodness sakwa.sakes...
Dominic, your channel is the best on CZcams regarding EDC. It is because you don't just talk about the tools but you talk about making them better, why you carry them, how they function, and how they fit. Not many people (if any) are doing it like you do it. Keep it up.
Thanks Kyle, means a lot. I would like to do less reviews and more problem solving.
Well I have a video suggestion for you then. I have watched a lot of multi-tool videos. I love gadgets. I have so many solutions to "probems" with the various brands. My video idea is to be the first multi-tool reviewer to fully disassemble and modify a Swiss tool or Spirit. I think upgrading the knife steel and changing the tab to a raised spidey hole is a good start. Next get rid of the rivets and replace the pivots with fasteners so the tool can be tensioned as it ages and wears. This way tools can be swapped between models or replaced if you purposely abuse your tool. This way if you cannot afford to send the tool in for service. You can fix it yourself. After that, upgrade the screw that attaches the clip. I saw the clip's screw can be a source of problems. I can't find anyone willing to modify and truly customize a Victorinox muti-tool. Not in the way people do with Leatherman, Gerber, or even with the Chinese tools you seem fond of for tinkering.
@@mackjones7688 I think that's more than I want to tackle lol. But very cool idea
@@maxlvledc Well maybe I will have to do it myself and show people how it's done. 🤷♂️
Honestly, the Leatherman Curl is pretty slept on as an EDC compliment to a Charge or Surge left at home/in a vehicle. If you qualify for Leatherman's student or operator discount, it's a really good deal.
I agree 100%
Skeletool is my EDC as it fits in my pants pocket with my keys very easily. I'll carry my Signal if I'm planning on being outdoors or have a little more demanding applications planned for the day.
Nice! However, I still wish LM will add scissors in its CX
My favorite is still a Swisstool X, build like a tank and jewelry and with the clip quite carry friedly. I had the Surge that i also liked, a charge tti, several Waves and a vic spirit, those i all sold.
My very first leatherman was the signal in coyote tan. I carried it with me everywhere I went.
3 years later, and I’m a commercial HVAC technician, constantly climbing on rooftops and working with my hands and the surge is my best friend.
I’ve used a few Gerbers and SOG’s, but none get the job done quite like my surge.
A very useful and informative review. Your videos are exceptionally useful .👍👍👍
That scalpel holder is blowing my mind. The knives in multitools were always a point of frustration for me. Im considering the surge more now that I know I can replace one of the blades.
Great video. I work in ambulance. My staple tool is a decade old raptor scissors that I seldom used now but it is a must in case of real real emergency. I always keychain a SD classic with pen scales but recently upgraded to a rambler (just swapped the scales). Together is a skeletool interchanged with a wave. A bring PM2 plus wave but find it redundant so it stays at home now. Rambler has a good scissors so I usually use it on minor cases as they are sharper than my raptor in cutting precisely. I use wave scissors and it was not bad but any victorinox has better scissors which includes the 58 mm ones except for the evo models which I find to be me.
1.Raptor
2. Rambler
3. Skeletool
4. Wave
Most used work and oustide work will be my rambler. I would replace it with a mini champ if I have one maybe just swap the scales as pen and scissors is number priority for me.
Nice bump in production quality 💪 nice job!
I'm super happy with it.
Nice selection of tools...I agree with you about the Spirit...I have the XC, a wonderful piece of technology...looking forward to your tutorial on the use of the "hammer"- I believe you are the first person that I know of that is doing this...to see the hammer's safe use without ruining the tool or getting hurt while getting the job done...like the way you mod for the betterment of the tool & to fit the users needs...my favorite to date is your rehabilitation of the Gen 1 Surge...good video, thanks!
Thanks for checking in?
@@maxlvledc you are most welcome!
Great video and top 5. I also like those tools for their slim profile and pocket clip.
Right on
Always interesting to see someone else's philosophy on edc. My personal carry issue is less weight and more carryability. Most multitools are just bulky and don't really fit well into a pocket. I don't know exactly why but I have EDC knives that weigh just as much and are as big/thick as these multitools but which just fit into a pocket on clip better. Something about the clip location, weight distribution, and what not but I always find that multitools tend to twist and move in my pocket too much which makes them extra uncomfortable.
of these I find the Signal lays the most flush..I love the clip on it, its awesome.
hey a skeletool
Great video!
Wow! Yes, I’m very surprised by your choices! 😎👍🏻
It's an honor to consume your content, I don't have so much time but always watch your videos in my free time , greetings from Mexico.
Thanks so much for watching!
I've got a Victorinox rambler on my keychain, a 30 gram lockable opinel as my main knife and a Leatherman wave on my belt. That's about all a man needs
Hard to argue with that!
this video is all about what I actually carry on a regular basis, so its a little different than a collection video
All modified. It’d be nice to have a list of knives we can buy off the shelf.
long time sub here. by far the best multitool content on YT. I now have several flissa’s because of you. great tool for the money and if it gets lost or breaks, I won’t feel so bad. coincidence, couple months ago, started carrying the signal as an edc with other small things I use daily attached to the carabiner. thanks for the heads up on the first responder Leatherman discount. I am retired NYPD, however Leatherman will not give the discount to retired first responders except for military. thank you Dom.
Hmm, too bad..I think it should be for life..but maybe you have a friend?? Any of the Flissa tools have issues?
@@maxlvledc have four flissas now. 2 black. 2 regular. all a little stiff but easily rectified with a torx and a little KPL.
WTF are flissa's???
I am a fan of the wave. But I recently used a friends swisstool and I am hooked.
I’m a rookie compared to you in that I only have a dozen or so multi tools. However, I find I carry my free p4 90% of the time now and my signal the rest of the time. Thanks for the video!
P4 is still a very good choice..if I hadn't modded the P2..it would probably be the P4 instead.
Surge everyday. Its modified with tweezer, magnets and toothpick. Has the ratchet driver and bits and never slowed me down.
I’m hoping that you explain how you carried them, (I.e. any accessories you carry with them) or looking forward to a future video that may better cover this. I know you made a video a while back about how you carried the crunch and had since mentioned that some of the things you carried with it had changed. I was interested to find out what you changed in the carry in order to optimize the tools usability.
All five of these are carried like a knife, as they all have pocket clips..but in future videos I will showcase the best methods I found for tools not with clips.
Gerber suspension gen 1 old but gold done me well for ages
It's kind of strange that I consider carrying a wave/charge on body and then a surge or other leatherman in a backpack as completely normal when I meet people that don't carry anything.
My EDC that's always with me is the PST, the one that started it all.
It all comes down to what you do with your EDC. I have never needed a fixed blade for work. I find fixed blades and security check points dont get along. However my Surge and folding utility blade never get questioned.
Yea, and you may notice that the fixed blade shown is more of a food prep knife..so it really isn't something I need regularly
I've carried the spirit xc for a few years now. When looking at other tools I often compare them to it. I keep it in a quick draw sheath on my right hip. I also run with an accessory pouch and the leatherman crunch on my left hip. I'm still debating on keeping the crunch. Paired with a dedicated folding knife (cold steel large voyager) in my right pocket and my old Olight s2 in my left pocket.
I sold my crunch a while back and INSTANTLY regretted it. Its an irreplaceable tool in my collection.
I started to watch and follow your channel just recently. So i might missed and wanted to ask maybe in one of the upcoming videos you can tell a bit more about your background. Are you a machinist? I got an impression that you work with tools/machinery etc. But really wanted to thank you for staying humble. Not trying to influence everybody's tastes and not simply turning your videos into sponsored infomercials.
trying, but its not easy to walk the line. I don't have a job that requires tools regularly. Most of my needs for these tools is through the things I love to do personally. I also find myself fixing things in every job I take. Being capable is a big part of who I am, has been since I was a kid.
If you need to have so many tools you are the tool.
Great video, it helped explain quite a bit.
What kind of hat is that you had on in the video..?
hmm, I think it was my Wazoo Cache cap
My most carried and used multitool is my old Leatherman P4 Squirt.
I'm glad you showed this video. Would you consider showing several fixed blade options for EDC (not to big but not neck knife size either). Currently I carry a Benchmade Mini Barrage and I love it. Ideally I want a 154cm or close to. I've never had an issue with that steel from them. I want something no more than $100.
I'm with u
I saw another persons post. They used something called diamond paste to make the tool even smoother to deploy the tools. They used it on a Leatherman. But I think it would work for your Victorinoc.
Hmm, maybe..
What is that fixed blade that you show us in the 1st part of the video (around the 20 second mark)? It looks really cool.
I purchased the tale of knife holster for my wave and sr2 baton, makes carrying everyday so much better 😅
I'll do another video on that as well I have 3 TOK sheaths, all awesome
@@maxlvledc looking forward to the video, I would love to have one for every multi tool I own haha
Absolutely love your CZcams channel. I am looking for a replacement to a Leatherman c33t. I love the idea of this knife but want a better opening knife with these features. Do you have a recommendation?
I Really like the K2 if you can find one decently priced on ebay.
Now I'm really getting very curious about that adjustment video of the victorinox MX clip. Do you already have any idea when we can expect the video?
nice just nice
Definitely the leatherman charge plus. The hook blade is a must with a a RAE Gear belt clip
I like the look of that sheath
I'm never happy with multi-tool scissors, I have a Wave+ in my bag but also carry a pair Kleins snips as well. Just so much easier to use (and much stronger).
Nice selection, honestly I would have never predicted this choice. I have looked at the Spirit MX Clip, but I feel really squared away with my Victorinox Handyman clipped to my pocket with a small Nite Ize S-Biner (after putting a 10mm split ring on the tool vs the stock 14mm-makes a difference), and in my EDC bag a small 4" Crescent wrench pliers (remind me of Knipex-but much less expensive). I would like to see your fixed blade carry set up, and choice of fixed blade, please.
Agreed. Victorinox handyman is a great tool. Can't understand why is so underrated. I bought the Victorinox Spirit years ago and I never use it. I prefer the handyman
I like to cary my Charge G10 Earth. All the tools at less weight.
Which is nice since I'm carrying a Streamlight Protac 1L, Titanium Zippo style lighter, 12ft of Paracord, S&W 642 Power Port & 2 speed strips.
A few other things as well but redundant.
Edit: I also cary the Kizer Sheepdog with the carbon fiber scales.
That's an amazing tool..I was thinking of getting a red G10
Also...paracord!! That's hard core!
@@maxlvledc Yeah 😀
Excited to see what you've whittled your collection to.
I can't leave home without my signal. I kinda hate the file, but otherwise it's essentially my perfect edc in one tool.
what is your opinion, mx or x, which is better, some people say that the easy opening interferes with the use of the other instruments. Thank you for the advice, I think you are the person with the most experience in these tools.
It's IDENTICAL to the x but with one handed blade..the biggest difference is price.
Will you be doing a vid on the Swiss Mx on the mod to make it open better , thank you
I did one on the MX, not the mod though.
I'm kinda seeing Leatherman getting into the Victorinox world when it comes to creating new multi tools. Meaning that they're getting to where the tool selections are just switched around, or deleted, from model to model like SAKs. Eventually they will run out of options unless they brainstorm new tools that aren't available on any model. Albeit, I'm new to the Leatherman world, but I'm not in the world of Victorinox but I'm already seeing the similarities between the two in regard to the trap that both have fallen into. Granted, imagination is key to the user but it's also key for the longevity of both companies. I know that they can only do so much. I'm just taking the outside viewpoint as I am starting to walk through the door. What they come up with next just might involve going directly to the consumers and asking a lot of questions. Assumptions are what hurts both companies. Sales only show a small percentage when you factor in the 'settling' from consumers, not to mention the modders of products from both companies. What works for Joe Bob may not work for Billy Bob. Sometimes Billy Bob just has to make do with what is given and fill in the blanks from other companies. 'Pairing' works but the question of "Why?" in this day and age is not a moot point. I could go on but this covers most of my important points considering multi tools.
I always carry one of my 2 leatherman, the MUT when I'm going to work on some heavy stuff and the signal the rest of the time. I also always have a knife-card in my wallet that passed 3 time the airport scanner without them noticing. You don't need much IMO
I need to upgrade from Spirit X to a Spirit MX Clip.
Was curious if you ever carried a Night Eyes doohickey I just picked one up yesterday haven't really got to use it but it looks interesting pry tool and Ratchet combined
It's not very small, and I'd rather have an inline driver over a 90 degree ratchet.
I could see that I just happened to be in a 5.11 store and they had it available there on the rack so I figured I'd give it a shot
I think for a purpose, activity, larger multitool works, but everyday carry~always carry option, hands down Victorinox classic. I switched the main blade with a nail file from the mini champ.
Imo, the rambler philips is soooo good, just go up one layer..crazy good just saying
Hi Dominic. First, wanted to apologize for calling you Jason in an early comment. Sorry about that! Second, I am considering purchasing a leatherman skeletool and I recall you mentioning one was better in respect to blade steel than the other. Tried finding the video but too many! Appreciate if you can give me that info. Thanks. Love your videos!
Look for a skeletool CX
@@maxlvledc Thanks! 👍
For me, I only choose multi tool with a belt cutter. That could be used in urgent scenario and it is useful to open boxes every day. So, I carry the charge tti. Anyway, all these are just toys. A tool could be heavily used should not be so expensive. There is a Chinese Roxon s801 on Amazon. I think so far that is the best. It is really well designed. The only disadvantage is the material. But it is cheap. And the material is actually strong enough.
My daily carry is the Leatherman Skeletool CX and the Victorinox Compact.
Try the Victorinox manager..it compliments super well
@@maxlvledc lol, it is the Manager I carry, my mistake. I have the Compact in my EDC kit in my car. I agree!
@@arobbins8755 haza!
Is the MX worth the extra money for the one hand opening blade or should I just buy the clip for my spirit x?
I have the signal also and end up carrying it over my spirit because of the pocket clip. But I hate the hammer/pummel because I use the screw driver a lot. At work I’ve carried the surge on my belt for 10 years. But when I’m off work, I don’t always want that on my belt.
I have both and I don’t like the opening system. If it’s your only blade than yeah, it’s ok, but they feel awkward to open as do leathermans. Mxbs is the one worth the upgrade IMO. Mx it’s inferior to the spirit X from my experience.
The cutting edge it’s also a bit shorter from what I experienced.
@@clintwestwood3539 it's actually identical in length...I know, I thought it was shorter as well.
So...if it's carried WITH a folding knife then no..just get a clip, or If you don't mind 2H opening. Also you can get a nite ize hip Clip which is cheaper than the Victorinox addon.
Please explore edc for fixed blades, it an untapped subject.
100% I've been exploring this a lot in the background
I want a signal so dang bad! I’ve always thought it might be too big to carry. I also want a leatherman free. Not sure what version yet.
Right now I carry a wave + and love it other than the weight. I also wish it had an integrated pocket clip.
I’m a knife fanatic so always have some sort of folding knife one me, right now it’s been the Vero frame lock Axon and always have a microtech ultratech or combat Troodon in my back pocket. I have a problem just throwing a multi tool into my pocket and let it slide around in my pocket. Especially if it lays sideways. So pocket clip is needed when it comes to a multi tool for me.
Dude..I think the style ps or Squirt would work great for you.
#Team_Swisstool YES
Leatherman is so dominant in my country, that all multitools are called Leatherman (the same way hot tubs are often called Jacuzzi). People here miss out on the Swisstools which are amazing.
If the skeletool had scissors I'd be thrilled
I carry a leatherman and a fixed blade for edc.. I had a free p4 but lost it 😢 but recently got a supertool 300 and a custom etched signal...
Still miss my p4 tho.. lol
I think the free P4 will spoil you.
@Maxlvledc it definitely did spoil me..
after using both the signal and the supertool 300 they just don't compare to the free p4..
The free is so much more refined, smooth and just quicker when deploying and retracting tools..
Curious when you said your enjoy the P2 with scissors and straight blade isn't that the p4? Or am I missing something
My P2 has saw over the scissors, and straight blade. Yes, these are from the P4
Very sensible selections for sure. I guess as most of us would probably agree it all depends on your daily needs. I personally find a plier multitool to be just too heavy and bulky especially when I hardly need a needle nose plier unless I'm working and then I've got Knipex to handle the job. The Victorinox One Handed Trekker is my multitool and after I add my other edc on person items like my (Fenix RC05SE)flashlight,
(B3 Aviator)multipen, (Sharpie Twin Tip)marker, (Milwaukee Fastback compact)utility knife, (Galaxy Buds) wireless ear phones, smartphone, and wallet, my pocket weight and space pretty much has me relegated to cargo shorts or pants with a good belt to hold them up lol. And has me thinking about the old NutnFancy way of edc carry. But still haven't broke down and bought a fanny pack, Yet lol.
Try Vertx pants..they will change your life lol
i want to ask a question: have you ever tried to change scisors of spirit x with normal 91 mm scissors?
Won't work sadly
@@maxlvledc thanks for your answer
Hey dominic, nice video but how come the leatherman style in your wallet didn't make the list, don't you carry your wallet with you that often?
Haha, I just only carry the style PS when I carry a folding knife...which isn't very often to be honest.
The Skeletool, I carried it until the bits fell out and were lost to the world.
Replaceable cutters on the pliers is a must for me. That is why I carry the p2. I changed to a straight edge as well. The only thing I wish it had was a spring for the pliers.
No idea Why, but i abused (literally) victorinox cutters for 13 years straight now and they are still in perfect shape. No nick no dent.
I do believe that they are making better cutters right now, comparable to Knipex’s one. Leatherman probably had less duration (either soft or too brittle like Gerberg) and they were forced to make them replaceable for that reason. Replaceable cutters are good if the quality is low from my experience.
Reason why forged cutters will last you a life time and will cut down everything you want. You don’t find replaceable cutters there lol.
If victorinox started making replaceable cutters, I’d take it as a downgrade in quality, something victorinox is not known for from what I know.
@@clintwestwood3539 I've owned 2 of the victorinox multi tools I dented both of the cutters after a few months sold both as damaged never looked back
@@aaronporter2180 really weird. I collect multitools but also use them and victorinox is the only one that lasted more than 3 years as cutters go (daily use).
The longer one is the spirit with butter knife and it’s going for its 14th year.
To be fair, IF what you say its true, victorinox would’ve replaced the tool without saying anything. Weird you just returned it.
What's the fixed blade you carry
Would love to know where can i get a cap 🧢 like yours ? Thanks
Only hat I'll ever wear! bit.ly/3xhepyf wazoo Cache cap
Dude I have the p4 it has 2 blades a saw and scissors
I carring Leatherman signal everyday every situation, I'm feeling flustrated without carrying my EDC
When are we going to see the edc bag components ???
Going to be a while, I have a lot to cover over the next few weeks.
The curl looks just like the wave IMO
Just thinner and lighter. With better Ergonomics
I've never seen that Victorinox before, but I can say that I really, really dislike the look of it. Why? Because Victorinox has always suffered from one, to me, fatal flaw that they share with the cheapest gas station SAK.
The flat head screwdriver tips are rounded. Victorinox rounds those, and a lot of other corners on their tools, in their pursuit of that purdy high polish. Having used too many craptastic worn, aka rounded flathead screwdrivers in my day, I just have to say "nope."
One thing I don't quite understand is why you put such a high priority on the saw. I think I've used the saw on my multi-tools maybe 3 times this century. The file gets used multiple times every week.
I will be rethinking the Signal though, it's one I don't have. Enjoyed the video, thanks for sharing with us out here.
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I think theres a file on the Curl because they didnt want to compromise Signal sales.
It’s so absurd to me that the Signal has no file tho.
The file is so important for outdoor use. People complained about the huntsman not having a file, but don’t say anything about the signal, which is just crazy.
If the signal had file, saw, double blade and scissors, would be perfect.
@@clintwestwood3539 then its a Surge man
@@naturecalls3465 no the surge has interchangeable blades which I dislike. It’s also bigger and cumbersome to use.
@@clintwestwood3539 to each their own. :)
@@naturecalls3465 absolutely, I was just saying that it’s not a surge, more like a mini surge or a better wave. That’s something I’d like to see.
I’m surprised you haven’t mentioned the surge.
These are tools I carry regularly..nothing in my life atm requires a surge every day..but I do have a really really good surge sheath setup. I was going to show sheath setups possibly next week.
Do you carry a surge everyday?
Congrats if you do. It’s a brick in my opinion. I’d rather carry a tool belt at that point lol
If I have to go for a walk with a surge, I’ll probably be out of breath after few kilometres for how much it weights me down 😂
@@clintwestwood3539 not as bad as you would think...but definitely requires a good belt lol, and a good sheath
It's crasy how Learherman still rock the game
Until you pick up a Victorinox.
@@jimmysalford8415 not as versatile and tought as a Leatherman IMO. But yeah they are very very good to
@@jimmysalford8415 I would not take a Victorinox to do heavy work (wood working, metal welding ...) but as an everyday cary yeah it perfect to
@@clements3715 I wouldn’t pick up leatherman either to be fair lol. For heavy work you should always use a tool box. Any multi tool will break on you, victorinox is not weaker, like at all.
It has stronger locks and stronger cutters from all the tests you can find online.
@@clintwestwood3539 what I mean is when I'm working wood/metal/concreat ... I always have my MUT with me, I use it all the time because you don't need heavy duty equipment 100% of the time. It has great tool to mark stuf, to cut smaller thing and the plyer is good enough for a lot of situation. Sure dedicated tool are better and stronger but sometime you don't need dedicated tool and the MUT (or other ) can do the job and fit in you pocket.
I carry a Swiss army knife, there's a lot of different options will get carried away with the options.
Personally, I could never not carry a knife as a main and a muiltitool separately as a backup
Hello.
Victorinox wins always in the end.
Man the curl! I disagree with that one. Wave is way better. Bond is just as bad. No inside locking mechanisms.
More tool yes...better...no (not strictly. #1 it weighs 1.6oz more and is wider (aka harder to carry) #2 it costs $30 more when you include cost of the pocket clip #3 the wave always runs the risk of hand pinch..but this doesn't have that problem because the outer tools are only on one side. #4 the plier head is tougher, the metal removed for the removable cutters has a cost..the cost is a weaker plier head.
@@maxlvledc why p2 free over a p4?
Kk
Skeletons tool
His top 5 but they all modified 😂
😅, hey it is what it is...I do carry the P4 unmodified now.
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Your pants much be sagging with all that weight in those pockets.
Pretty cool to see used tools with wear and tear. It hurts my OCD to see the disgusting residue stuck in the nooks and crannies of your tools. Couldn't you have scrubbed them up and made them a little more presentable before filming? While I agree tools should be used. I also see no reason to leave tools dirty.
Then how would I do a "how to clean your multitool video?"
Why wasn't that the first video in the series? 😄
Lol so I have 4 , and there fine! You- had to modify all?
🤔so why don't Amy of them from come factory better??
Seems stupid being I've paid 80 to 130$ for all of mine..
Seems.wring to pay that much and mod it...
It's a passion, but the signal is actually stock. And I probably would have been ok with the diamond file on the curl
Why have you not covered any SOG multi tools? They're far superior to Leatherman in my opinion.
??? in what why?? their quality is horrendous. Also, I have yet to see a single positive review of the compound leverage system after a year of use in any Tradesman's hands. They crap out incredibly fast. I've taken a look at a few of them such as the powerpint, Flash MT, and Sync 1 Travel, all I thought were ok.
SOG has potential in my opinion, their problem is that they settle for “it’s good enough” when they produce a multi tool, like Gerber does.
The quality is not at the same level like Leatherman and even lower than Victorinox.
If SOG stepped up their quality, they’d be interesting tools. I’d like to see a well built PowerPint for example.
Original Leatherman pst gets the job done. Victorinox too heavy and overloaded ,but makes a good paper weight. The Wave is good too.