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I think the real reason Ben likes his little Leatherman so much is because of the day he bought it. Anything new you get on that day is automatically pretty awesome since it the day I was born 62 years ago. 😉 lol But seriously I think the Swiss Army Knives are the best pick for EDC. I always have my little Knipex pliers on me with my Victorinox so I have a better set of pliers than the Leatherman tools have out of the gate. I've tried many times to like carrying a leatherman wave and just couldn't justify the weight. Some pos ended up stealing my wave so I've bought several Multitools since and all of them have ended up in my bob and inch bags. They are pretty great additional tools to have in things like that just not in my pocket. Your much better off using proper tools for everyday tasks because your a lot less likely to strip screwheads, bolts and nuts. Plus the knives on neither tool are as good as a quality pocket knife for cutting tasks imo. Like the Mora knives I didn't think I was a Swiss Army Knife fan until I got one. I do end up using it more than I thought I would. I just don't use the screwdriver if I can avoid it. My favorite part of mine is it's little saw since I'm always messing with wood projects and don't carry around my little folding saws unless I'm heading into my woods.

Great video! Love this. Thank you for sharing! Geometry over steel and heat treatment is something that might take some time to realize. But very true. And that includes not only the edge it self but also the entire blade. Which in effect makes knife making or just shaping so interesting.

If they ditch the awl I’m gone, I use it far more than a corkscrew

thumbs up for that b-roll of using the knife for food purposes XD

Where did you find it

this poseur sure is proud of his purse

I compair my girlfriends like cars

Last girl was cool and cute lol. A new carrier!!! Spread the love!

You should be telling these "non-carrying-heathens that as well as opening packages, a pocket knife can save your life in many different scenarios.

i edc chinese throwing stars, a rambo survival knife, a bull whip, blow darts, a whoopee cushion, switchblade comb, stun gun, mace, x-ray specs, shrunken head and a dummy grenade

"What you carrying" *me in cali* "So I've got the 2 millimeter defeater"

Eberlestock Bando Bag

It's Bowie, not booey,

I like that knife.

thats not the way to featherstick with a tracker. Try the bark river trakker too. it has the most comfortable handle compared to the otehr 2.

Too many bench mates…an anti 2nd amendment company

Will the tweezers fit on it anywhere

I just ordered a Overland Sport last friday, i cant wait to finally get it im super excited

Ooo snap this guy was the one recording?

i find it funny how every single leatherman that i ever see is what looks like beat to tears🤣my friend had a leatherman that he owned a long time and it broke on him and all he said was he was 'abusing' the knife and they took it back and sent him a new one. they are quite durable

If you don't want to spend $250... I bought a much cheaper one from grindworks. I have an expensive single action that I hate, and I ended up buying 2 of the lightening otf knives, which are dual action. They are nearly identical internally to the expensive ones. I'm not sure what their tolerance is, but I haven't had a misfire in 3 years of regular use at work. My expensive knife had to be taken apart, cleaned, and lubed.

wow that was a quick turn. this is actually the second video i've seen from your channel. i know, that's my fault. but what happened? financial issues? there are creators who keep going regardless of revenue.. how much would you need to make to contitnue? are you guys making more now? what is next?

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What an outstanding video

Man, I just found out about you guys and your channel's already brought a lot of value to my life. I wish you both the absolute best in everything you do!

This was a really cool idea for a video! I appreciate that so many of these knives were well-loved and used daily.

Zack's Stuff is a GREAT channel. Love that guy.

Both look cheap...

First time here from Peter McKinnon. Love this!!!

have they discontinued the rachteting extenesion? You sold me on this Multi tool, but not seeing that option avaialabe??

What about Cruwear?

of all the scenes.. and half are stupid marvel...

This was a very well put together, informative video; thank you sir!

Great video, man! This was really helpful. And it's pretty cool y'all got a sponsorship from Buck!

Bugout is lightweight, has a slim profile , has good ergonomics, uses a decent steel, and used to be reasonably priced.

carry around a crowbar to your back like a he-man sword lol

This was my favorite EDC channel dang it

Wouldn't consider myself a knife guy, though I knew how to open all of these. I guess it really is just experience ontop of the matter.

Well, as for Big EDC folding knives. I'm glad you mentioned some of the Cold Steel folders. But you talked about the small ones as far as I am concerned. I went a bit nuts and bought, the Cold Steel Voyager Clip point with 5.5 inch blade, and its the smallest. Then the Luzon, with a six inch blade. The Rajah II, you mentioned the Tanto version of that one Cold Steel Knife, but the Rajah II is a fold Khukuri, with a Six Inch blade, the Tri Ad lock and the blade thickness is right about 3/16ths of an inch. And its a beast. 14 inches over all. I'm glad you touched on the Espada, I have the XL version with the 7.5 inch AUS10a steel blade, and the G10 handles. About half the price of the Fancy one. I have a Buck 110, and I've had it for years, but its small when compared to the Cold Steel Folders. Oh, and all of the Cold Steel Folders, can be opened and closed, one handed.

Where is a good source for buying quality Stilettos?

Here in New Hampshire we have the privilege of no knife laws

I used it to tie the sole of my walking boot back on when they came unstuck in the middle of no where.

never seek tool knowledge from men with dishpan hands

Ben is a closetted wet bread enjoyer, jus' sayin'. I wasn't either until I started carrying tip down. It was only because the configuration was easier to maneuver on certain larger knives but after breaking the tabboo I swiftly learned the arcane truth behind this most rational of predjudices.

Zac subtly roasting their carries. "It's not a surge." "It's not a phoenix." Chill out Zac 😅

I have slip on redwings n itd be dope to trick them out

Ya keep making as much as you can in the u.s. that's a big factor in what I buy for sure..

I would think button lock over a cross bar lock. I’ve handed knives with a crossbar lock to people thinking it was really intuitive and they try to press it like a button lock. Button lock is the most intuitive locking mechanism for a non knife person imo. Definitely think people struggle the most with a liner lock/frame lock in my experience. Great video guys.

I found over the years that some inexpensive knives (under $100) work best for me. If a gun company puts its name on a knife, you will get more than your money's worth. They won't put their name on a POS. If you lose one you won't be crying in your beer for months. I retired my most expensive knife (Benchmade) when I left the fire service because I was afraid, I might lose it. I have never abused a knife more than that knife. It did everything I needed it to do.

I've carried a Leatherman for more than 25 years. I have lost one and broken another and started carrying a Leatherman Wave when that came on the market.