Milwaukee Fastback vs. Klein Flick Blade: Ultimate Showdown!

Welcome to our ultimate showdown between two heavyweights in the world of Tools: the Milwaukee Fastback 48-22-1506 vs Klein Tool Flick Blade 44304! In this video, we’ll put these two tools head-to-head in a series of challenges to determine which one reigns supreme.
Join us as we go one-for-one in an epic battle of blades! Who will come out on top? Watch till the end to find out which knife earns the title of the ultimate utility tool! Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and join the discussion in the comments about your favorite knife! 🔔✂️
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Klein Tools Flickblade - amzn.to/46k24K7
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[@MattHmm-rq6dn]

I like features on both combine them 😆. I like the plastic texture ,double sided bit (thr old c clip holder not the new ball dent) and spare blade in the milwaukee. I liked the second angle for blade and no bottle opener for the klein. I've used both for at least 6 months daily each and it's hard to decide but in the end the bottle opener was trashing clothing also the second blade position was too useful. If I had to use it today now I would pick klein. Actually lately I've been using that olight u1 for the large anout of exposed blade that's my daily carry. One nice thing about the klein is less people have it so it's borrowed less under the guise of I thought it was mine.

[@Tooling_with_Newman]

@@MattHmm-rq6dn ahahah that’s a very good point to consider like a fail safe to stop people from using it

[@JC_1095]

I like the ball detent in the newer milwaukee a lot more. retention rings tend to mess up after a while and stop working. the ball retention feels sturdier like it will last longer and can take more abuse. and its easier to take the bits out

[@Tooling_with_Newman]

@@JC_1095 I am in love with the ball detect however I have only been using it for a few months let’s see how it goes but so far so good

[@johnackerman5797]

both of these models are trash. if your right handed you cant hold the tool and use your thumb to hit the release button for the blade .

[@Tooling_with_Newman]

@@johnackerman5797 great observation

[@donotrobme9295]

Klein ftw. Never trust a Milwaukee fanboy

[@Tooling_with_Newman]

@@donotrobme9295 lol…… I love them both but for the flip knife Milwaukee gets the edge