I am interested in the Ganzo 202 model though, but I'd much rather have the spring on the inside of the pliers not on the outside. Guess I could take the spring off, I guess. Anyway, good video dude. Keep up the good work.
I have the 302B and the 202B both non-locking. but the one big flaw I found is that with the bit drivers those multi-tools are too heavy to wear on a belt( I carry mine in my pack), which caused the belt loop on the pouch to unravel. a quick fix is to use Gorilla tape. great video as always.
its a good one i think, bu I prefer if it had a file instead of scissors, or a file instead of the serrated blade. i think files are useful. and scissors I dont use much
@@verysurvival I think file in place of serrated blade would be the most useful configuration ...Scissors are pretty useful for those inclined to use them
their are two 302 models...a clean stainless model G302-H which you have bought, and a stainless black version G302B....only difference I can see between the 2 of them is the color...their are also earlier models of these...the G301 and G301B, and they also lock...just don't have the replaceable wire cutters...have a G302B in mail right now....can't wait to get it.... BTW, good video....will you be doing a testing video on this multitool?
Nice video. Just hope that you test the tools. Found your channel cz I wanna buy this tool but (thanks for your video) I just not the fan of separate screw bits. It's like you wanna buy a multitool because of it's compactness. If I have to carry a separate thing I'd rather carry a separate knife rather than a stack of bits that mostly unused. And I can't not carrying those cz I need a philip screw, which is unavailable in the base multitool
It is said that the g302 is the best multitool for the price that you can get, but globally leatherman is better. You will say your experience... Regards!
Hi, Not loose, very tight from factory, steel is some generic stainless, it is good enough for the price. you won't damage the tools very easily. ofcourse it is not super hard tool steel
Hi , I hope you havent bought one. I had mine for about 6months, barely used it. A bolt came loose during storage in a bag. The tools became floppy and loose on one side. And the worst thing about it is that the wire cutters do not work. The cutters are a main feature, and they just bend the wire , creating a gap between the closed blades. I would save up for a leatherman or a gerber. The only good thing about is the driver bits it comes with, and its a good looking design. Unfortunately rubbish quality, waste of steel and money.
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Thanks to share knowledge. Ganzo G302 is a amazing low cost multitool.
They both look great value for money! Like the fact that one locks ! Excellent review again mate! Best wishes
+Mad Dog Survival cheers mate
I am interested in the Ganzo 202 model though, but I'd much rather have the spring on the inside of the pliers not on the outside. Guess I could take the spring off, I guess. Anyway, good video dude. Keep up the good work.
Inside springs are great and all, but they're weak and a bitch to switch. And when you fold the pliers the external spring sits flush within.
Decent bit of Kit these Ganzo's I wish they'd refine the lines & slim it down a bit
yeah its a bit of a chunky mutha
I have the 302B and the 202B both non-locking. but the one big flaw I found is that with the bit drivers those multi-tools are too heavy to wear on a belt( I carry mine in my pack), which caused the belt loop on the pouch to unravel. a quick fix is to use Gorilla tape. great video as always.
302B is locking brother...
i like the lockable one,just out of safety reasons
its a good one i think, bu I prefer if it had a file instead of scissors, or a file instead of the serrated blade. i think files are useful. and scissors I dont use much
@@verysurvival I think file in place of serrated blade would be the most useful configuration ...Scissors are pretty useful for those inclined to use them
I hate to say this about a Chinese multi tool but I like the looks of this one
perhaps a giveaway is in order
+Rufus InTenn sounds great. What are you sending me? ;-)
their are two 302 models...a clean stainless model G302-H which you have bought, and a stainless black version G302B....only difference I can see between the 2 of them is the color...their are also earlier models of these...the G301 and G301B, and they also lock...just don't have the replaceable wire cutters...have a G302B in mail right now....can't wait to get it....
BTW, good video....will you be doing a testing video on this multitool?
I was think of sending it to you ;-.) do you really want me to smash it up in test? lololol
I actually think it'll do ok in testing...plus...maybe do a youtube give-a-way....like i said...i got one coming already...
Nice video. Just hope that you test the tools. Found your channel cz I wanna buy this tool but (thanks for your video) I just not the fan of separate screw bits. It's like you wanna buy a multitool because of it's compactness. If I have to carry a separate thing I'd rather carry a separate knife rather than a stack of bits that mostly unused. And I can't not carrying those cz I need a philip screw, which is unavailable in the base multitool
Good review as always thanks
+dave watts cheers
Are G302-B and G302-H made with different steel?
Nicer review man!
yes 440C
Thanks Dave!
+Charles Collier how you doing buddy!
Great my friend; and you?
Stayin alive and stayin cool.
Great looking and useful multi tool brother I like thanks for sharing brother
+Joseph Russell how's the month of blogging going?
Humble Trekker Bushcraft good brother taking up my time but lots of fun maybe keep it going to 365
Might as well buy the gerber suspension, said price and from a decent company. These tool probably came from the same factory.
It is said that the g302 is the best multitool for the price that you can get, but globally leatherman is better. You will say your experience...
Regards!
+Chinese knives leatherman seem to have still best quality on their expensive models. But their cheaper models not so sure about
I'm comparing this with roxon S801. Same price range. What do you think? Which is better?
Don’t know. Don’t own a roxon
Are these reliable? Does it feel loose when the tools are extended out, also are the blade metals of good quality
Hi, Not loose, very tight from factory, steel is some generic stainless, it is good enough for the price. you won't damage the tools very easily. ofcourse it is not super hard tool steel
Hi , I hope you havent bought one. I had mine for about 6months, barely used it. A bolt came loose during storage in a bag. The tools became floppy and loose on one side. And the worst thing about it is that the wire cutters do not work. The cutters are a main feature, and they just bend the wire , creating a gap between the closed blades. I would save up for a leatherman or a gerber. The only good thing about is the driver bits it comes with, and its a good looking design. Unfortunately rubbish quality, waste of steel and money.