Great video. I love Multi tools & have over 30 Leatherman's, Gerber's, Victorinox's, & a couple of SOG's, but this SOG PowerPint is my favorite. Small enough to be barely noticeable & a true EDC, but bigger than key-chain tools & is big enough to be actually usable & useful. It truly is a brilliant tool.
While the description says "tool only" it does come with one each of a bi-metal th-cam.com/users/postUgkx0vyBwjtx9GGOuiqUVT2sRoYqmDoNT_RI and HCS blade plus an adaptor plate for non-DeWalt blades. Wish I had known that before I bought the blade kit, but oh well. Since I already have a DeWalt drill, charger and batteries there was no need to buy more of those so this was a great deal.There is one other consideration. DeWalt does't sell the depth guide separately so you need to buy the three parts which make it up -- the N275350 block assy, the N275341 metal rod and the N278801 knob. Amazon does sell all three.
I have the black oxide looking one. My favorite multitool so far I own a wave+, surge and the sog flash mt I prefer my powerpint out of all of those. Its perfect for my edc and it is such a convenience as i am an arcade technician.
I don't know I can give sogs multipliers another chance. I had an older poweraccess. The biggest one they had. Yeah I snapped the Compound leverage. Yes my pair is before they put the secondary plate on. But they said it was normal wear and tear and wouldn't help me out. Just gave me a discount code. Hmm normal wear and tear when your plier head snapped off the handles on one side. Yeah I don't see how
Great little tool as an EDC in the urban environment with its relatively small and low profile straight edge blade. And more importantly it came with a pair of scissors and full size bit driver!
Great video! I have had my PowerPint for a year now and it has come in handy to often.In my opinion this tool is not perfect but is damn near. The file, scissors and hook certainly need some revision. Never the less they some what function ok. I have modified my powerpint by grinding the top of bottle opener in to a flat head, turn the file tip in to a chisel and re profiled it and re-hardened it and sharpened the hook so it’s usable. Over all it’s a solid little companion.
SOG does nice work, small to medium, imo. I adore the tools with their steam punk kind of look, the nice industrial feel, the weight of the tools tend to be substantial without feeling bulky. As time goes on and i learn more and more about these tools I begin to really appreciate Sog. The medium size has the bit hole and a separate bit driver... I like the redundency here... I can elect to use the nice locking philips, or I can drive their own bits, sockets, ratchets... you name it! I find myself reaching more and more for my SOG and it compliments kits that need a decent driver.
I've been looking everywhere, for a few months, for a multi tool that's smaller than a wave but bigger than a squirt and this is the one that I keep coming back to. I think its time for me to pull the trigger. Thanks for another great review.
Thanks for watching. I think this is a great option. The Leatherman Mini as I mentioned before is a minimalist option and the Leatherman juice and Leap used to be good options, unfortunately no longer made.
Great tool. Would like it if you could change out some of the implements. I reshaped the end of saw to have a larger screw driver. Scissors are a bit whimpy. Still a great one for sure.
i sharpened the can opener, tighten the opening system of the pliers and the straight blade half. hurt my finger while doing it cause i was very tired. but now i can replace my Surge(s) and concealed carry it.
Just picked one of these up in 2023. It's a solidly okay tool, but if the pull cutter were actually sharp and the scissors were better it would be a great tool.
I carry it's sibling, the Power Liter, every day. Great, very handy size and weight for an EDC multitool. If I didn't also carry a dedicated pocket knife I probably would have picked up the Power Pint instead.
Hello, I also ordered them, I just wanted to check if their assembly is correct and how do you think about it, when I open them to an open shape, that is, holding the handles, the allowances of the placement leans slightly to the right, not in an extreme way, the thickness of the nail is normal, what do you says about it
Always found the 3 inch mark the Goldilocks size for my general day to day use. Not doing super hard work, so a big lug isnt really worth it, but its a respectable enough size you can still do things instead of the more fine work 1-2 inch multi tools.
Why everyone thought the locking plate (black) is made of plastic?? I added a 8mm, 1mm (thick) with glue and it works very well to keep the plier close with suitable force.
I have this tool, and I love its design and innovation. I’m a little salty re: it’s poor execution/cq and inasmuch I have modified mine in several ways and IMO it’s come out a better tool which I NOW like quite a bit. This tool could’ve been amazing out of the box had they (SOG) put more care into it’s off-shore manufacture, but nonetheless due to the poor quality of this one I’m not prone to purchasing any other SOG brand products. Enjoy your videos.
If it had a no.2 phillips and a decent scissors ,it would be very useful. The inbuilt phillips is not viable - Had to carry a bit separately and then lost it altogether .
Have got very interested in that Sog Power liter with it's locking mechanism. Now you can keep a bit locked in when in pocket. Am also looking at that corkscrew - could that be modified and made into some form of bit holder like the Sog Reactor? Of course, I have ordered one and intend making a hybrid tool of the two 😁
I have a leatherman wave plus and I’m not using it for tough jobs and I’m also not a heavy user of it. Is it better to have a sog powerpint instead? Or should I keep both of them?😂
I wish Leatherman still made the juice and added a pocket clip. I plan to find a used juice and compare the two. I may need a loan to buy the juice lol, they are so pricy!
Such a good multitool and one which really fills a gap in the market. Since LM discontinued the Juice line they don't make any real mid-size mts unless you count the Skeletool, and tbh I'm not all that impressed by the tools on the Juice. Gerber's mid size offerings like the Balance or Crucial are pretty poor and have a very limited toolset. I'd have bought a Powerpint long ago were it not for the fact that I'm in the UK and can't really EDC it due to the locking blade. Instead my mid-size EDC multitool is the much maligned SOG Micro Toolclip, it has it's limitations but it wasn't expensive and together with a Vic Farmer X is perfect for outings on my mountain bike, the pliers are much more capable than those on the Squirt and other keychain multitools which aren't really up to quick roadside repairs. If I go out on a longer bike trip combining camping and bushcraft I'll take my LM Rebar as then I'm carrying a fixed blade like a Mora anyway, we are permitted to carry locking & fixed blades if we have a valid reason such as a hobby or outdoor pursuit, and I make sure they're buried deep in my camping gear.
I wish Gerber made a smaller version of the NXT similar to the PowerPint. I think priced right it could do well. Gerber does have a tendency to make very bulky tools. I would be interested if you find any UK legal tools similar to the PowerPint.
@@hvacbudget8600 Well I'm sure there are a few from the far East, I think there's a Nextool Flagship Pro with a non-locking blade. But not from the big 3 US multitool manufacturers (LM, SOG, Gerber), or Victorinox. Sadly there don't seem to be any German or other European manufacturers of multitools. Even if there were, there are different rules in every European country. For example in Germany you can carry a locking blade, but not if it's one-handed opening. So a Rebar or Supertool is fine, but not a Wave or Surge. You can carry a non-locking one-handed opening blade, so a UKPK is fine there, but curiously not the German Army issue Victorinox (one-handed Trekker, or Soldier with different scales) so I guess there military personnel have to ensure they don't carry them off-duty. In the Czech Republic you can walk around with a fixed blade or even machete or axe on your belt. In the UK when it comes to quality multitools - apart from keychain ones like Squirt, Dime etc - we are so limited, I can literally count them on the fingers of one hand: Rebar knifeless, Bond, MP600 knifeless, and SOG Micro Toolclip. I've been looking into it for 2 years. I own 2 of them, the MP600 and Micro Toolclip. Plus a LM Rebar standard, which I take camping. However I'm pretty sure that it's easy to mod the Powerpint as it can be opened with a torx driver and we can buy spare/replacement sog tools, not sure if the 3'' saw would fit but i bet the bottle opener/flathead would. Or I've seen on reddit that a guy here removed the lock on the blades, not sure how. It's tempting as the Powerpint can be had here for as little as £40 ($52), which is cheaper than a LM Squirt or Rev here.
By the looks of your comments section i might be the only one who hates this multi tool. Ill start with my first thing i dont like about it. So the tools are on the out side but the unlock button is on the inside totally ok makes sense i think.... Not If you can make a video of geting the Phillips screwdriver the awe and what look to be the seatbelt cutter out without geting out the other tools to access these tool if you can do that good on you sir The scissors are blunt and painfull to use and dont even open that wide. Not sure why i have to open the multi tool to insert a bit to then close it even tho it has a magnet to keep it in place. The awe why would you make it that small but that wide. Now be honest when the hell did you use a bottel opener and tin opener on multitool once or twice maybe so to me waisted space. When has a Flat head screwdriver that small come in handy only for people who wear glasses and to do electrical work.... yh with a all metal multitool seems smart But the knife is good and the pliers are amazing but thats about it and for the price dont even get me started if you want somthing smal just get the dime Rant over sorry about that
the tools are awful. its like sog said lets put the most minimal effort into the tools the size will sell it. this could have been the best edc mulitool instead it just made me aware of what i wish i could have but most likely never will. Terrible job sog.
11 survival kits! That's cool! I always feel like my survival kits need improved. I would love to find the perfect slimline survival wallet card that covered as many aspects as possible. I haven't found the perfect one yet.
@@hvacbudget8600 Ten of my kits are geocached. One stays with me all the time. Some of my equipment is 32 years old. Recently made 61 days out of one of the bags. Had a blast. Charles 🪖🇺🇸❤️
Great video.
I love Multi tools & have over 30 Leatherman's, Gerber's, Victorinox's, & a couple of SOG's, but this SOG PowerPint is my favorite.
Small enough to be barely noticeable & a true EDC, but bigger than key-chain tools & is big enough to be actually usable & useful.
It truly is a brilliant tool.
Very true!
While the description says "tool only" it does come with one each of a bi-metal th-cam.com/users/postUgkx0vyBwjtx9GGOuiqUVT2sRoYqmDoNT_RI and HCS blade plus an adaptor plate for non-DeWalt blades. Wish I had known that before I bought the blade kit, but oh well. Since I already have a DeWalt drill, charger and batteries there was no need to buy more of those so this was a great deal.There is one other consideration. DeWalt does't sell the depth guide separately so you need to buy the three parts which make it up -- the N275350 block assy, the N275341 metal rod and the N278801 knob. Amazon does sell all three.
I have the black oxide looking one. My favorite multitool so far I own a wave+, surge and the sog flash mt I prefer my powerpint out of all of those. Its perfect for my edc and it is such a convenience as i am an arcade technician.
I don't know I can give sogs multipliers another chance. I had an older poweraccess. The biggest one they had. Yeah I snapped the Compound leverage. Yes my pair is before they put the secondary plate on. But they said it was normal wear and tear and wouldn't help me out. Just gave me a discount code. Hmm normal wear and tear when your plier head snapped off the handles on one side. Yeah I don't see how
Does the black oxide coating wear/peel off easily? I’m torn between black & steel editions.
@sudsn1532 mine actually kinda faded because of how much I use it and the pocket time it's had.
Great little tool as an EDC in the urban environment with its relatively small and low profile straight edge blade. And more importantly it came with a pair of scissors and full size bit driver!
Indeed! It's pretty amazing!
I picked the power pint up a few weeks ago, I love it!
I have one and love it. I don't know why it doesn't get more attention. Leatherman was on the right track with the Juice series!
I agree! It is great!
Great video! I have had my PowerPint for a year now and it has come in handy to often.In my opinion this tool is not perfect but is damn near. The file, scissors and hook certainly need some revision. Never the less they some what function ok. I have modified my powerpint by grinding the top of bottle opener in to a flat head, turn the file tip in to a chisel and re profiled it and re-hardened it and sharpened the hook so it’s usable. Over all it’s a solid little companion.
Thanks for watching. Nice mods!
SOG does nice work, small to medium, imo. I adore the tools with their steam punk kind of look, the nice industrial feel, the weight of the tools tend to be substantial without feeling bulky. As time goes on and i learn more and more about these tools I begin to really appreciate Sog. The medium size has the bit hole and a separate bit driver... I like the redundency here... I can elect to use the nice locking philips, or I can drive their own bits, sockets, ratchets... you name it! I find myself reaching more and more for my SOG and it compliments kits that need a decent driver.
Well said!
love this tool perfect for everyday carry
I've been looking everywhere, for a few months, for a multi tool that's smaller than a wave but bigger than a squirt and this is the one that I keep coming back to. I think its time for me to pull the trigger. Thanks for another great review.
Thanks for watching. I think this is a great option. The Leatherman Mini as I mentioned before is a minimalist option and the Leatherman juice and Leap used to be good options, unfortunately no longer made.
@@hvacbudget8600 They're going for a premium on the used market, too. Crazy.
@@focusonthefocus l was trying to by one new from Cabela's near me and use my club points but they were out of stock!
@@hvacbudget8600 Man, if you could have landed a new one at retail, that would be a crazy find. Good luck getting one.
Pull the trigger u window shopper
Great vid man. I'm sold.
It's a great tool!
Great tool. Would like it if you could change out some of the implements. I reshaped the end of saw to have a larger screw driver. Scissors are a bit whimpy. Still a great one for sure.
i sharpened the can opener, tighten the opening system of the pliers and the straight blade half. hurt my finger while doing it cause i was very tired. but now i can replace my Surge(s) and concealed carry it.
Nice review, thanks. A mini version of my PowerAccess sounds pretty good.
It's a great tool. I wish Leatherman made a similar size miniture version of the Free P2 or P4.
Just picked one of these up in 2023. It's a solidly okay tool, but if the pull cutter were actually sharp and the scissors were better it would be a great tool.
I also use mine as a fidget toy because how easy it is to open
I just replaced my broken Gerber Crucial with this! I'm supposed to get it tomorrow! I'm really excited
That's awesome! It's a great tool!
I carry it's sibling, the Power Liter, every day. Great, very handy size and weight for an EDC multitool. If I didn't also carry a dedicated pocket knife I probably would have picked up the Power Pint instead.
Very nice!
Great job
Thanks for watching!
Hello, I also ordered them, I just wanted to check if their assembly is correct and how do you think about it, when I open them to an open shape, that is, holding the handles, the allowances of the placement leans slightly to the right, not in an extreme way, the thickness of the nail is normal, what do you says about it
Always found the 3 inch mark the Goldilocks size for my general day to day use. Not doing super hard work, so a big lug isnt really worth it, but its a respectable enough size you can still do things instead of the more fine work 1-2 inch multi tools.
Sounds good.
Widest pliers with reversed handles - replaced my LM crunch!
Totally agree that the Powerpint is a great multitool.
Junk
@@theknifeconnection9571 Okay, I'll bite... why do you think so?
Why everyone thought the locking plate (black) is made of plastic?? I added a 8mm, 1mm (thick) with glue and it works very well to keep the plier close with suitable force.
Feels metal to me just painted. Dunno where ppl get the plastic idea from.
I have this tool, and I love its design and innovation. I’m a little salty re: it’s poor execution/cq and inasmuch I have modified mine in several ways and IMO it’s come out a better tool which I NOW like quite a bit. This tool could’ve been amazing out of the box had they (SOG) put more care into it’s off-shore manufacture, but nonetheless due to the poor quality of this one I’m not prone to purchasing any other SOG brand products. Enjoy your videos.
Sounds like you've ended up with a nice tool!
This is the way
Great review was that new are used? Does come with other bits and a sheath?
I bought the one in the video used. It is a great size! You almost forget it's there! I don't believe these come with a sheath they are so small.
@@hvacbudget8600 bought a new one and mine has a sheath. Maybe the local seller bundled it for free.
Oh yeah I'll get it in there 😏
I don't like the pocket clip being on the wrong side. Making it left pocket
Anytime you want to sell the mini at a reasonable price I'm keen!
I think I like it to much!
They say it’s 5 inches long is that open or closed ? Ty 😎👍🏻
Open. Closed it's only around 3"
@@hvacbudget8600 thanks
How did they make a multi-tool and not include a flat-head screwdriver??
It does have a micro flat head and a bit driver. A larger flat head could be very useful.
Nice multitool, tobad it didn't come with a 2 sided bit head with a storage compartment
Having a hard time choosing between black or stainlessy
Both are very cool!
If it had a no.2 phillips and a decent scissors ,it would be very useful. The inbuilt phillips is not viable - Had to carry a bit separately and then lost it altogether .
Have got very interested in that Sog Power liter with it's locking mechanism. Now you can keep a bit locked in when in pocket. Am also looking at that corkscrew - could that be modified and made into some form of bit holder like the Sog Reactor? Of course, I have ordered one and intend making a hybrid tool of the two 😁
I have a leatherman wave plus and I’m not using it for tough jobs and I’m also not a heavy user of it. Is it better to have a sog powerpint instead? Or should I keep both of them?😂
I'm always a fan of an extra tool! The SOG PowerPint will be much lighter to carry.
Better than the brand new juice that I don’t carry ?
I wish Leatherman still made the juice and added a pocket clip. I plan to find a used juice and compare the two. I may need a loan to buy the juice lol, they are so pricy!
I lost my Juice S2, and I’ll never forgive myself. I loved that thing. Damn shame they don’t make them anymore
The file is garbage on mine but it’s a great tool
Wish I would've seen this before I bought the Gerber Crucial 😑
The Crucial is nice as well. It certainly has the beefier blade.
@@hvacbudget8600 I do like it
Such a good multitool and one which really fills a gap in the market. Since LM discontinued the Juice line they don't make any real mid-size mts unless you count the Skeletool, and tbh I'm not all that impressed by the tools on the Juice. Gerber's mid size offerings like the Balance or Crucial are pretty poor and have a very limited toolset. I'd have bought a Powerpint long ago were it not for the fact that I'm in the UK and can't really EDC it due to the locking blade. Instead my mid-size EDC multitool is the much maligned SOG Micro Toolclip, it has it's limitations but it wasn't expensive and together with a Vic Farmer X is perfect for outings on my mountain bike, the pliers are much more capable than those on the Squirt and other keychain multitools which aren't really up to quick roadside repairs. If I go out on a longer bike trip combining camping and bushcraft I'll take my LM Rebar as then I'm carrying a fixed blade like a Mora anyway, we are permitted to carry locking & fixed blades if we have a valid reason such as a hobby or outdoor pursuit, and I make sure they're buried deep in my camping gear.
I wish Gerber made a smaller version of the NXT similar to the PowerPint. I think priced right it could do well. Gerber does have a tendency to make very bulky tools. I would be interested if you find any UK legal tools similar to the PowerPint.
@@hvacbudget8600 Well I'm sure there are a few from the far East, I think there's a Nextool Flagship Pro with a non-locking blade. But not from the big 3 US multitool manufacturers (LM, SOG, Gerber), or Victorinox. Sadly there don't seem to be any German or other European manufacturers of multitools. Even if there were, there are different rules in every European country. For example in Germany you can carry a locking blade, but not if it's one-handed opening. So a Rebar or Supertool is fine, but not a Wave or Surge. You can carry a non-locking one-handed opening blade, so a UKPK is fine there, but curiously not the German Army issue Victorinox (one-handed Trekker, or Soldier with different scales) so I guess there military personnel have to ensure they don't carry them off-duty.
In the Czech Republic you can walk around with a fixed blade or even machete or axe on your belt.
In the UK when it comes to quality multitools - apart from keychain ones like Squirt, Dime etc - we are so limited, I can literally count them on the fingers of one hand: Rebar knifeless, Bond, MP600 knifeless, and SOG Micro Toolclip. I've been looking into it for 2 years. I own 2 of them, the MP600 and Micro Toolclip. Plus a LM Rebar standard, which I take camping. However I'm pretty sure that it's easy to mod the Powerpint as it can be opened with a torx driver and we can buy spare/replacement sog tools, not sure if the 3'' saw would fit but i bet the bottle opener/flathead would. Or I've seen on reddit that a guy here removed the lock on the blades, not sure how. It's tempting as the Powerpint can be had here for as little as £40 ($52), which is cheaper than a LM Squirt or Rev here.
Sounds like another review where the person doing it hasn't even used the tool.
No flat head, that kills it.
Put a flat head in the bit holder? Or torx or Allen?
By the looks of your comments section i might be the only one who hates this multi tool. Ill start with my first thing i dont like about it. So the tools are on the out side but the unlock button is on the inside totally ok makes sense i think.... Not
If you can make a video of geting the Phillips screwdriver the awe and what look to be the seatbelt cutter out without geting out the other tools to access these tool if you can do that good on you sir
The scissors are blunt and painfull to use and dont even open that wide.
Not sure why i have to open the multi tool to insert a bit to then close it even tho it has a magnet to keep it in place.
The awe why would you make it that small but that wide.
Now be honest when the hell did you use a bottel opener and tin opener on multitool once or twice maybe so to me waisted space.
When has a Flat head screwdriver that small come in handy only for people who wear glasses and to do electrical work.... yh with a all metal multitool seems smart
But the knife is good and the pliers are amazing but thats about it and for the price dont even get me started if you want somthing smal just get the dime
Rant over sorry about that
We all have those tools we wish we could redesign.
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I don't like it. Nothing compares to the early 1990s' SOG Power Plier.
The early SOG's were amazing!!! I have several.
the scissors are absolute crap
the tools are awful. its like sog said lets put the most minimal effort into the tools the size will sell it. this could have been the best edc mulitool instead it just made me aware of what i wish i could have but most likely never will. Terrible job sog.
I have 4 of these. I love them. I'm in the woods once a week for the last 32 years. One pair is used daily. I have 11 survival kits.
Charles 🪖🇺🇸❤️
11 survival kits! That's cool! I always feel like my survival kits need improved. I would love to find the perfect slimline survival wallet card that covered as many aspects as possible. I haven't found the perfect one yet.
@@hvacbudget8600 Ten of my kits are geocached. One stays with me all the time. Some of my equipment is 32 years old. Recently made 61 days out of one of the bags. Had a blast.
Charles 🪖🇺🇸❤️