PowerPint Mini Compact Stainless Steel Multi-Tool |18 Lightweight Specialty Tools & SOG Multitool Pliers Pocket Knife, Stone Wash

The more I use this tool the more I like it. I carry a multi-tool everyday and the SOG Powepint is becoming my go-to edc. The pliers are really smooth and the gears really do create more cutting power with less strength applied to the handles. The inner tools are not as quality as my more premium multi tools but I've come to appreciate their simplicity and ruff ness. They don't deploy smooth and can be a pain just to get one tool out without all the rest of the tools coming out but it's not hard to do and anyone who says it is hasn't owned a premium multi tool because some of my most expensive multi-tools can be difficult to deploy the inner tools no matter the brand. It just takes time to break in and once you understand how the tool works it's really not a problem at all. The size is the main selling point and it really is perfect for what I need. Im not a tradesman but I do have a big yard and I'm constantly fixing stuff around the house. I also need tools in a pinch when I'm out and about and I find this tool can handle minor small task just as well as my full size multi tools without the size or weight in my pocket. I even carry this tool with joggers no problem. Obviously if I know imma do a big job I'll pack accordingly but just throwing a tool in my pocket just incase I find myself reaching for the powepint and I'm confident it'll handle whatever life may throw at me on a day to day basis.

Top notch multitool here. Compares directly against the Leatherman Juice. The SOG has better ergonomics, better tool layout, way easier to deploy the tools, and carries so easily. It's not as heavy duty as a Leatherman, but for medium duty tasks and quick, convenient stuff it's really hard to beat the SOG. It didn't replace my Wave or Skeletool in the collection, but it did kick everything out of rotation. That said, I wish it had a saw, the knife blade ducks like every other multitool knife, and I don't think I'll ever use the bit driver, but I'm glad it's there. One thing to note. You can not half open the pliers to like on a LM. If you're using the tools, you'll be gripping the square body of the frame. But it's extremely compact, roughly two bic lighters. Very happy, will definitely be purchasing again in the future.

I love the compound leverage of sog multitools. The powerpint is an awesome edc multitool. Would i recommend it for work? Probably not it's to small. But i guess it depends on the work you do. It has awesome features like the bit holder in the bottom of the pliers. Now I did file down the bottle opener into a flathead screwdriver because that's what it was lacking. It does have a flat screwdriver but its small. The tool does seem very sturdy and for the price it's decent but there are more bigger heavier duty tools out there for around the same price. Some things that I like about the pliers are that they're magnetic and can be used as a third hand for soldering or as a soft clamp. They also have a ton of grip and because of the compound leverage they're like twice as strong as any other pliers this size. I've cut a few wires so far (coat hanger wire, solid copper wire) and they've held up to my testing. And so many tools for such a small multitool, the file is pretty dam good and it's 3 sided! I would recommend this to anyone. It's a great little thing to have around the house for when you need a tool for simple things.

The SOG PowerPint mini is a great small multitool. It is nice and compact which makes it very easy to daily carry while still being very useful for common tasks. Overall quality seems fine on most of the tools. The only issue is that the flathead screwdriver chipped while trying to turn a small screw. The thin metal failed on that first use so the metal quality is not amazing there. For a small everyday carry multitool that balances size and function well this one works. Just be aware the screwdriver bit may not hold up to heavier use.

Dude, dude!! I personally do not like carrying around plier multitools. I love leatherman products but would never carry something that heavy around as an edc. This little guy is perfect. It’s not just a cheap option, this thing does everything a leatherman does and it does it for less than half of the most popular models. I love the texture, it unfolds smooth AF, the pliers work amazing, no play in any of the tools, and unlike most of the basic models for leatherman, every tool on this thing locks and is accessible from the closed position. Is also super small and crazy light and compact for a multitool. Also, having two screw drivers with the addition of being able to insert screwdriver bits while in the closed position is so unique and useful. The tools are easy to pull out but not too easy where you’re scared of them opening in your pocket. Great pocket clip, smooth deployment, and the two blades are screaming sharp. I was originally hesitant about the 5cr-alphabet soup steel, which is admittedly not the greatest for blades but they are absolutely insanely sharp and heat treated well. Amazing and seriously the best deal you can possibly have price wise.

Better than I expected! So I’m a knife guy and I make knives from time to time too. I also love multi tools. I have been buying and using multi tools for most of my life. This is my first SOG though. I held back for a while because of the steel they choose it’s not great for knives but it’s adequate with a really good heat treatment and it seems SOG got the most they could out of this cheaper steel. I think first I should list what I like and then the drawbacks. Pros: Good tool selection Nice pliers Light weight Compact for EDC Good value Seems tough and durable Rust resistant Cool looks All outside accessible tools! Except pliers Very easy to work it I like the options for color Cons: Not very wear resistant blade steel Lock mechanism takes time to get used to Knives didn’t come that sharp but I fixed that Some tools stick to each other Gritty action on the tools for the first week The bottle opener isn’t useful as a flat head unless you file off the little nail nick on the tip. Ultimately it’s worth the money and will be in my pocket a lot going forward. I recommend sharpening the knives when you get it and to add more functionality you can remove the nail tab from the bottle opener to get a flat head driver out of it. Also you can sharpen the tip of the cord/strap cutting hook to make it a nice package opener too. I also recommend oiling it when you get it to help it beak in good. Nice little pocket friendly tool!

This is great every day carry and compliments my SAK Tinker perfectly! I love the 1/4 inch bit holder! I got bits and extensions in a separate order with it. The pliers are awesome! All of the blades and tools are easy to use. The tool itself looks great. Stainless steel is durable and will last.

I have not stress-tested this at all but I do love it so far. I wanted something lighter than my leatherman for days I just felt like gym shorts. But I didn’t want something as small as a typical “keychain” multi-tool. This one certainly does as well as being aesthetically pleasing. It won’t replace the use of a full-sized multi-tool, but it will fill the in-between. Update. Okay now that I’ve used it a bit, blade kinda just sucks. Not great to use. Scissors are pretty hard to actually cut with. But the real reason I am updating the review and dropping two star, it keeps opening on its own. I will often go into my pocket and get stabbed with pliers or go to grab it and because it’s half open it’s stuck in my pocket until I sort how to get it closed. It’s kept in a pocket I rarely stick my hand in, so it’s not my opening it in error.

El articulo se aprecia de excelente calidad. Es bastante bueno como parte de un edc por su tamaño, peso y funcionalidad.

Você também pode usar um peça de 1/4 de polegada de comprimento de 38 mm adquirido separadamente.

Terrific

The patented high torque pliers on these bad boys are fantastic and it has now displaced my Gerber Dime as my edc multi tool. I've assembled several flat pack furniture items with this tool alone, unpacked several deliveries and frequently use the pliers at work in commercial construction. And use the blade to process packaging and cardbord for disposal, Had to sharpen up the knife as it came fairly blunt but running it thru the kitchen sharpener worked a treat. I find it most comfortable to carry it under a belt loop kind of like a scout carry for a a fixed blade while its folded up. With the pocket clip over the belt loop. You almost forget its even there.

Broken the instant I tried to tighten something. The jaws are secured with some kind of rivet and they popped. Terrible quality.