Re: What "Other" is in your pocket???
Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2019 8:53 am
I actually love the eyeglass driver! Both my kids wear glasses as does my wife, and I just got a pair too so I like having that just in case. I’ve used it a few times for glasses and other things. For me the small bit system Leatherman uses works great on a multitool. Any bigger job gets the toolbox. I’ve got a Charge Tti and Mut. The mut has built in storage and a couple longer bits. On my Charge I took a special Phillips/Robertson combo bit and ground it down to fit. That and the flatheads it has already cover just about any handyman tasks I use it for.Vivi wrote: ↑Thu Jan 17, 2019 11:08 amYeah the eyeglass screwdriver thing is a complete waste for me.
The larger bit drivers has useful sized bits, but it forces me to carry around extra bits to get the same selection of drivers as the Rebar, that weighs 2oz less than a wave before adding any extra bits to my EDC. Plus I'm not going to EDC some screwdriver bits if I'm carrying the Wave clipped as opposed to using a sheath. On top of all that the bit driver bits have weaker steel and less reach than the drivers on my Rebar.
I do really like the clip, one handed blades, diamond coated file, and the way they jimped the spine of the SE blade so you can tell which blade you're opening by feel. But man the selection of interal tools on the Wave is so bad. No Awl, the two big flat heads are way too close in size, and I hate how you have to open the scissors up all the way to close them.
Every multitool ends up being a compromise in some way. Might have to look into modding my Wave down the road. At the very least I plan to grind the precision flat head bit into a needle point to get some awl-like functionality, but I'd like to swap a new tool in its place.
Thanks Ken, went for a walk today with my son looking for a new spot to fish for winter steelhead. Have you tried the Keen yet? It really has been surprising me lately, but it will never kick my CRK or Hinderer out of my pocket. It is a very **** nice knife for being Made in China, made me break my cardinal sin LOL
No I haven't, my Shiro 95T, or Neon Lite spend the bulk of the time in my pocket. I have two CRK knives that just sit in a box, I'm not happy with the action at all. I've never carried either one.murphjd25 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 20, 2019 2:21 pmThanks Ken, went for a walk today with my son looking for a new spot to fish for winter steelhead. Have you tried the Keen yet? It really has been surprising me lately, but it will never kick my CRK or Hinderer out of my pocket. It is a very **** nice knife for being Made in China, made me break my cardinal sin LOL
My https://swordsswords.com/knives/weather ... knife.html. All-time favorite tool.jmh58 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 30, 2015 11:34 amI know we all like our Spydercos but I am sure once in a while we edc an "other".. Sooo.. What is in your pocket??
My son got me a black ALLOX Cadet for Christmas and that has been riding in the rfp since.. Also edc a Leatherman Style PS in the watch pocket just about every day!! Yeah.. I got a Spyderco in the rrp.. Today.. Manix2 FRCP... John :)
I have two knives from Massdrop that were made by WE. That Wisp looks nice but I'm not sure I'd be willing to pay that much considering what I paid for my Gents and Keen. I'm sure the Wisp is well worth it but I'm so happy with my $80 Gent that I couldn't see spending 3 times more for the Wisp.TkoK83Spy wrote: ↑Mon Jan 28, 2019 12:16 pmDo any of you guys happen to own, or have owned any of the "WE knife company" knives?? I've recently been looking at the Wisp, something about it appeals to me and am tempted to give it a try. That thin blade stock looks sooooo slicey. I don't typically spend over $200 on a folder, so I'm a bit hesitant!
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