@@EPLobo nice! Glad to hear it has served you well. It is an outstanding little tool. I carry it as a backup to my main tool, and it has really come in handy. I made this video because I feel that this tool just doesn’t get enough credit. Thanks for the Comments! And thank you for watching my video!
@@wrx99 it is a great tool. Incredibly portable and very useful. I have it in my backpack and never know it’s there. Thank you for the comment and thank you for watching my video!
@@Jimbonj thank you! I appreciate the compliment. I see a lot of channels racing eachother to post videos on all the new releases. I feel a lot of really good gear gets lost in the background. I try to bring my subscribers the best information they can get to make the best choices in their gear selections. Sometimes that means taking a step back and recognizing that a tool has proven itself to be worthy. I mentioned this tool to a group one day and was surprised how few of them had really given it a shot. New gear is cool, but time tells us whether a design has staying power. I feel the Powerpint has done that. Thanks for the comment. And thank you very much for watching my video!
@FloydCotton-hx4jh thanks I knew of this one years ago now my needs and interests have changed. Now I'm considering this if I can hide a ,swiss army knife tooth pick, in it somewhere lol
@ I believe it is worth a revisit. It’s one of those tools that doesn’t get enough credit in my opinion. I will experiment with the architecture and see if I can stash a pair of tweezers somewhere. This is a great idea by the way. Thanks for the comment! I really appreciate you watching my video!
@@coaldriller it really is an awesome little tool. It has a lot of capabilities for such a small platform. Definitely check it out. Thank you very much for the kind feedback! I truly appreciate the compliment. Thank you so much for watching my video!
Just bought the Powerpint after carrying a Charge tti for years. It just gets a bit heavy and hangs on me a bit. The Powerpint does 95% of what I needed the Chagre for and I never feel its size on my hip.
@@raizt1596 bravo! Totally agree. The Powerpint is big on performance and small in size. I’m glad to hear your getting good use out of yours. Mine literally travels with me everywhere. Thanks for sharing. Thank you for watching my video!
What's your opinion on the file? Perhaps I got a lemon, but mine seems dull compared to leatherman or victorinox standards. I really want to like this tool, but that kinda ruins it for me.
@@jenswurm the SOG Powerpint is a very small tool. The file is only about 1 3/4in long and fairly narrow. It is far from the best file I have used but not too bad for such a small platform. I used it to take the burr off of a piece of steel I was working on and it did fine for its size. But you are correct, it is not Leatherman or Victorinox quality. For a tiny tool at the thirty dollar mark, I think it is just fine. Thanks for the comment and question. I really appreciate you watching my video!
@@FloydCotton-hx4jh Thanks for your reply! I think the price point is really important. Here in Germany it's difficult to get it for less than 55€, and at that same price you can get a Leatherman Rev or a Victorinox Handyman, so i feel that at least in my local market it also has to compete with these in terms of build quality.
@ this is a great point. You are absolutely correct. I am in the United States, so it is a very different market here. Price is very important and weighing your options is absolutely the wise thing to do. I appreciate your perspective and I thank you for sharing it with me. I also would like to thank you for watching my video!
I’ve had mine for a year now and I carry it every day, love this little tool!
@@EPLobo nice! Glad to hear it has served you well. It is an outstanding little tool. I carry it as a backup to my main tool, and it has really come in handy. I made this video because I feel that this tool just doesn’t get enough credit.
Thanks for the Comments! And thank you for watching my video!
I carry this every day. I have tried heaps of multi tools but the size and functionality of the SOG its perfect.
@@wrx99 it is a great tool. Incredibly portable and very useful. I have it in my backpack and never know it’s there.
Thank you for the comment and thank you for watching my video!
Looks interesting, might have to pick this up
@@MichaelsNicheReviews it really is a handy little multi tool. And it’s just a little over 30 bucks. Worth it, in my opinion.
Good revisit
@@Jimbonj thank you! I appreciate the compliment. I see a lot of channels racing eachother to post videos on all the new releases. I feel a lot of really good gear gets lost in the background. I try to bring my subscribers the best information they can get to make the best choices in their gear selections. Sometimes that means taking a step back and recognizing that a tool has proven itself to be worthy. I mentioned this tool to a group one day and was surprised how few of them had really given it a shot. New gear is cool, but time tells us whether a design has staying power. I feel the Powerpint has done that.
Thanks for the comment. And thank you very much for watching my video!
@FloydCotton-hx4jh thanks I knew of this one years ago now my needs and interests have changed. Now I'm considering this if I can hide a ,swiss army knife tooth pick, in it somewhere lol
@ I believe it is worth a revisit. It’s one of those tools that doesn’t get enough credit in my opinion. I will experiment with the architecture and see if I can stash a pair of tweezers somewhere. This is a great idea by the way.
Thanks for the comment! I really appreciate you watching my video!
Awesome little tool!
Might have to check one of these out.
Awesome vids of EDC items!
@@coaldriller it really is an awesome little tool. It has a lot of capabilities for such a small platform. Definitely check it out.
Thank you very much for the kind feedback! I truly appreciate the compliment. Thank you so much for watching my video!
Just bought the Powerpint after carrying a Charge tti for years. It just gets a bit heavy and hangs on me a bit. The Powerpint does 95% of what I needed the Chagre for and I never feel its size on my hip.
@@raizt1596 bravo! Totally agree. The Powerpint is big on performance and small in size. I’m glad to hear your getting good use out of yours. Mine literally travels with me everywhere.
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching my video!
What's your opinion on the file? Perhaps I got a lemon, but mine seems dull compared to leatherman or victorinox standards.
I really want to like this tool, but that kinda ruins it for me.
@@jenswurm the SOG Powerpint is a very small tool. The file is only about 1 3/4in long and fairly narrow. It is far from the best file I have used but not too bad for such a small platform. I used it to take the burr off of a piece of steel I was working on and it did fine for its size. But you are correct, it is not Leatherman or Victorinox quality. For a tiny tool at the thirty dollar mark, I think it is just fine.
Thanks for the comment and question. I really appreciate you watching my video!
@@FloydCotton-hx4jh Thanks for your reply! I think the price point is really important. Here in Germany it's difficult to get it for less than 55€, and at that same price you can get a Leatherman Rev or a Victorinox Handyman, so i feel that at least in my local market it also has to compete with these in terms of build quality.
@ this is a great point. You are absolutely correct. I am in the United States, so it is a very different market here. Price is very important and weighing your options is absolutely the wise thing to do.
I appreciate your perspective and I thank you for sharing it with me. I also would like to thank you for watching my video!
When did you buy the Powerpint? Ive heard the newer ones are much better.
@@raizt1596 oh that's good to know! I think I bought mine about 3-4 years ago.