TRI-BLADE FULL REVIEW
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- Опубликовано: 15 ноя 2019
- A close up review of the TRI-BLADE, a 9-function respectful entry multi-tool made for emergency service personnel. Used to gain access to restricted areas utilizing a respectful approach minimizing property damage, while saving time. We are proudly firefighter owned and operated, we manufacture our tools domestically within Canada and the USA.
More info - www.intothesmoke.ca
Pretty slick tool! I hope you do well in business.
THANKS!!
Considering this product. I'm a little concerned about the durability at the rotation points. Seems like you'd be putting a fair amount of stress on the hinges used to rotate the different blades. Does this product have warranty for it?
Hey Joe, we definitely offer warranty on our tools. No need for concern regarding durability as I personally have tested and have used the same blade since INTO THE SMOKE was established. In regards to stress on the tool - there is in fact minimal when it comes to loiding the latch, if you encounter a latch that appears stuck this would cause the tabs to simple release (by design). This is an indicator that the deadlocking plunger (anti-loid pin) is engaged which would require gaping of the door to release this. More force does not overcome an anti-loid pin, so consider this tool a finesse style approach rather than a muscle through. Thanks for reaching out and for your consideration in the TRI-BLADE!
Trying to figure out the big difference between LT and the V2
Hey Chris thanks for checking us out! Have been meaning to do a comparison video of the two. In terms of functionality towards loiding a latch behind a security plate, they both function the same. The main differences between the V2 and LT are the V2 has an additional blade which offers the option to further extend the tool for special circumstances (not often encountered) as well as the V2 has a few more features - 8mm and 10mm wrenches for battery terminal removal at MVC's
Is this better than the Seattle Searat rapid access tool????
Hey Juan,
thanks for checking us out! The TRI-BLADE and the SEARAT are similar BUT very different tools. The SEARAT is a well built tool however it is much larger in size and heavier in weight, adding unnecessary bulk in your turnout gear. Our TRI-BLADE is designed to offer a variety of functions while maintaining an exceptionally compact and lightweight design. The overall design of the tool's functionality and placement of cut-outs (wrenches etc) have been well thought out for actual use rather than simply advertising "another function". The tool's size makes it easy to carry on your person at all times so you'll always have it when you need it.
Functions of the TRI-BLADE include:
1) Latch Wedge - used for over coming security plates that obstruct ordinary access to the door latch with a regular shove knife.
2) Modified Shove Knife - our modified “over sized” shove knife design makes this extremely easy to use and control the latch.
3) Residential Gas Wrench - used to shut off gas supply to the structure.
4) O2 Cylinder Wrench - used to open and close oxygen cylinders.
5) 8mm Wrench (12 point) - intended for but not limited to, battery removal at MVC’s as part of vehicle de- energization.
6) 10 mm Wrench (12 point) - intended for but not limited to, battery removal at MVC’s as part of vehicle de- energization.
7) Window Punch - for gaining access to a vehicles interior and glass removal as part of a vehicle extrication.
8) Serrated Edge - used to cut a range of materials from seat belts to rope.
9) Through The Lock Tip - used as a means of manipulating a lock mechanism, when TTL tactics are used.
10) Hose Coupling Wrench - used to loosen / tighten hose couplings on 45mm - 65mm hose
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Whats the cost , and is it stainless steel .
44.95 not stainless, we have been testing a prototype with stainless however it hasn't hit the market as of yet
@@intothesmoke5714 send me one and I'll give it a test for you .... and honest feedback.