Bibury Titanium 18-in-1 Multitool
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.ค. 2024
- I was approached by Bibury to do a small review on their Titanium 18-in-1 multitool. For the price this is a very good product.
BELOW IS THE LINK TO THE ITEM AND THE DISCOUNT CODE
LINK TO THE ITEM: www.amazon.com/Multitool-Mult...
DISCOUNT CODE (good until 6/30/19): 2BXC7J7S - บันเทิง
Very nice tool. Very nice price$
Very well, man.👍
It's really good for the price! Leatherman is better that's for sure but if you need a simple tool for a nice price it's perfect.
Nice budget tool....Good info....Good stuff....
Thanks Scott!
Hey thanks for the review! Was wondering if you knew if those bits were 1/4" or a different size?
not sure thanks for watching!
I've never heard of them either. I'll check them out.
They’re not the best of the best, but for the price it’s a darn good deal. Hey thanks for stopping by uncle Dan
@@FrankChristopherOutdoors oh it's my pleasure. A very well done review 👍
Is that tool made in the UK ? and it's 440 stainless steel ? I'm looking at the 1 and 25 tool Ty
i think so! thanks for watching!
How is the sharpness of the knives your of the box?
Hey it was pretty sharp
@@FrankChristopherOutdoors thanks a bunch
loveisthething you got it - thx for watching
Frank, is scissors is part of it? I didn't seen, anybody can answer
No scissors on this model.
@@luisrios8846 thank you, hope apart from this drawback rest everything is fine, I am confused to buy between Bibury and WorkPro, where WorkPro is having scissors, but Bibury is having screwdriver option which latter is not having. Price is slightly cheaper for WorkPro
not on this model. sorry for the delay and thanks for watching!
Just picked one up today for $13 … amazon .. 3/10/2022… 20% on the item check box and below will be another 20% coupon code that you can stack on top.. came to $13 and change.
thats a good deal ! cheap!
Durability is VERY important. What is the steel? 420HC? If they do not list the steel, then it is almost always less than 420HC. Or a budget heat treatment. How is the heat treatment? Blade edge retention? Critical issues.
Not being difficult, but we know the technical details and the durability of Victorinox, Leatherman, SOG, Gerber.
I would never put a cheap multitool of unknown durability and reliability in an emergency kit. We need to rely on emergency kits, not be satisfied to find a bargain and then depend on it, only to have it break. Even expensive tools like the Gerber CenterDrive have problem with tools bending, chipping or shattering in normal use. So many multitools today that look ok, and are cheap. And do not hold up. Good for a bugout bag? No--terrible.
Find a 2nd hand LM Wave, or get Wingman or Sidekick. Save a bit more for a Rebar. 20-30$ more for proven quality.
David Siegel
Those are important questions I don’t know the answer to. I would imagine it’s less than 420HC because the product doesn’t say specifications on the steel. The retention of the cutting edges held up moderately well for the light-moderate testing I put it through, but no true prolonged use.
I understand your reasoning for not wanting to put it in a bugout bag and your gripes about my video. In the future I will consider these details more when making future videos. Thanks for your comment David.
I find, with multi-tools and Knives, more than not, if they don't tell you the blade steel.....it's usually cheap, cheap, cheap.
I'd also like to add that more now than in the past, things from China labeled *"TITANIUM"* are definitely not.
chinesium...
Definitely lol. I was surprised by the quality for the price. I honestly thought it would feel much cheaper