SOG PowerPint

I typically think that i can tell if i'll like something based on its, you know, characteristics and the company making it and things like that, and i...

I really do in the price point on this thing is really great too at about. You can pick this up for about thirty dollars, so for all the functionality...

Okay. So if i use this in conjunction with the sog power pint, i'm going to come in nice and close on this, because i kind of have to demonstrate it's...

Enter the SOG powerpint. I love this thing. It allows me to get skeletool quality pliers in a substantially reduced profile, and also offers quite a few more tools than a skeletool. The blades are large enough to be functional, but small enough to not appear threatening.

I love everything about the tool if it were about the size of the size of the powerlock it would be the perfect tool I'd say to them shut up take my money

The drivers are weak (bent the spring on the "Phillips" almost right away). I like the bottle opener on the end, but meh...I can open a bottle with most anything. The Leatherman Juice CS4 looks almost perfect...except it's discontinued so you can't get it other than on ebay...close to $100 for used and $200 for new?!?!?. I looked at the SOG PowerPint and PowerLitre but I've seen a number of concerns about the quality of SOG tool lately.

Much smaller and heavier than I expected. The tools are fairly small as well. Seems to be well made just small for me.

I really enjoy my PowerPint. I was a bit skeptical to grab one as I typically go Leatherman but this really surprised me. Very nice size for EDC. Great tool options and well made. I would suggest it to friends or those looking for a new multitool.

The SOG PowerPint is a small, light pocket sized multitool - larger than a Leatherman Squirt, but smaller than a Leatherman Juice - closed its about 3.2" L x 0.5" T x 0.9" W, and weighs 4.2oz. It's not quite up to the quality of the Leatherman products with respect to sturdiness, and some of its "to...

Considering its small size, the SOG PowerPint is surprisingly capable; lots of reviews on YouTube praising it. The Leatherman Sidekick and Wingman are nice compact light duty and affordable options. The Leatherman Squirt PS4 is a decent miniature size tool, not for heavy duty tasks. There's also the Victorinox Handyman, which I carry quite often.