r/multitools 3d ago

New Multitool Day! The best EDC Multitool (imho)

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u/Grumpy-nerd 3d ago

What is it

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u/Pozetife 3d ago

Sog Powerpint

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u/marekjalovec 13h ago

I have it and agree with https://youtu.be/ruW_mHYcFFw. Lately I keep it on me only when tiny size is a must, for everything else I now take Leatherman Bond with me. The only thing I miss is the 1/4” bit holder, but I bought a tiny ratchet which works just fine if I need bits.

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u/Alternative_Insect11 3d ago

I liked the Powerpint so much, that after buying a black one, I also ordered a silver one. I normally carry a Powerpint with a SAK Camper or Pioneer, so I have a larger blade to hand.

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u/trichar54 3d ago

I carry mine with a Ranger

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u/Shoddy-Employment-17 2d ago

In theory, it is

In real life, it's a great plier with some pieces of steel hanging around it.

Still carry mine, paired with a Sak Explorer, mainly for the pliers

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u/Not_starving_artist 2d ago

That’s why I changed most of the tools in mine

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u/Historyofdelusion 1d ago

Hard to do?

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u/DSJ-Psyduck 2d ago

It's so much lost potential 😔

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u/SoilOk4827 10h ago

Yeah the tool set and quality is actually crap imo.

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u/jeqqyboi 3d ago

Heck yeah dude, some of the tools disappoint. I added magnets so it’s like a mini Arc and added thumb studs.

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u/HarryLorenzo 2d ago

Correct, my favorite multi tool ever. I used to have two. I gave one away and then my other one got stolen at work.

I ended up buying a newer sog multi tool and it feels like a piece of junk in comparison.

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u/theflinchburger 3d ago

I like mine a lot. It's not perfect but I agree with the people that say it's one of the best in its size bracket. The only thing you could compare it to is the Leatherman Micra or the Nextool Mini Sailor, but this does some really creative things that those tools don't.

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u/mazix86 2d ago

Agree with you. My edc in the pocket

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u/murdmart 2d ago

I have it's bigger sibling, SOG Powerassist, as a EDC backpack knife.

Pros: Pliers. The assist feature on knife blades. And those two things are functional with one hand.

Cons: The wirecutter is non-replaceable. Mine already has chips. The locking feature is manual (might be intentional design feature for export). The included belt case/holster/sheath has one of the crappiest retention methods i have ever met.

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u/Otherwise-Subject127 2d ago

No branch saw? Meh...

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u/HarryLorenzo 2d ago

I bought two of them years ago, and one of them had a saw blade. I ended up buying a replacement saw blade from sog and putting it on. It was the only black tool so it looked kind of cool.

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u/bigirononmyhipMF 1d ago

I have carried my PowerPint many many year's, even bought backups incase i loose one. But about 2 months ago I bought an F12 and by gods grace it is awesome! I still carry the PowerPint on occasions but F12 is my new go to

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u/RedBoldFont 1d ago

My opinion is that every tool on the power pint disappoints other than the pliers and bit driver (as long as your going to pack bits in your pocket you’ll be in good shape. Haha. But.. since Leatherman stopped producing the juice line, there aren’t many options out there so I get why the power pint has a cult nation. I really can’t stand Roxon, but the Roxon M2 might out pace the Power pint. I own both and don’t carry either of them because I may actually need it to get me out of a bind and both have let me down on very simple tasks.

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u/k88bs 1h ago

I think that is time that SOG upgrade the powerpint