SOG PowerLock

They would have no need for these covers This multi-tool would have jumped up a little bit for me Even though the tool set is not quite as good as som...

So this is one that someone made for me in Honduras But so yeah, there is your long-term review of the SOG Power Lock. If you're looking for a good mu...

Hi all,. I EDC a SOG PowerLock multitool.

I wanted to replace my Gerber Multi-tool for personal reasons and remembering the SOG with it's compound leverage, decided to go ahead a purchase one. I'm afraid to admit I'm a little disappointed. Yes, it is easily opened with one hand, but it seems that's where the convenience ends. If you want to...

The pliers on this are top notch, let me just say. but a multitool needs to be more than that. the lock system is a good idea, but as implemented is far too troublesome and fiddly, perhaps because of my large hands, perhaps just because its awkward to press in the levering system they came up with. ...

Buyer beware. The item pictured may NOT be what you get. The pictures on the discription clearly show both the shields covering the compound leverage gears, and the "piano style" locks(not the single plate lock). These features indicate that this should be the NEW model. The older model had the comp...

I purchased this multi-tool about 1 month ago. In my search for the perfect multi-tool I thought I might have found it. I thoroughly enjoy the "force multiplier" pliers but the main area of weakness of this particular multi-tool is the tools themselves. I use the Phillips bit the most and the design...

Bought this to use around the farm where I often cut hard barbwire etc. As soon as I got it a couple days ago I decided to try cutting various things including one of the curved wire drywall picture frame hangers. These are harder than a nail but are easily bendable and much softer than music wire w...

Good multitool if the nut/screw/bolt or whatever stayed tight but it was loosening up every other day. Finally lost it and now it is useless. Will try and get ahold of SOG to see if they can get me a replacement but it's doubtful.

For my first real Multi-tool, I purchased a B61-N EOD. The handle covers make it awkward to get to the tools, so I removed them. Some of the features/advantages of the B61-N are not well documented. * The pliers have enough leverage that can cut a coin. * I can replace the blades using two 5/64" wre...