I've had one of these Dimes for years now & it's saved my butt SO MANY TIMES! The needle nose pliers have pulled broken keys out of locks a few times for me (& finished unlocking too). I LOVE mine! Couldn't live without it. Very easy to carry & def worth keeping on the key ring!
I have had this for about 6 months now. I carry everyday on duty. I have a bigger multi tool in my patrol car, but this is in my pocket all the time. I love it.
The gerber dime is the best multi tool I've come across for a keychain. This is a daily carry on all the keychain in the house. Love the package opener for them amazon and ebay boxes and the tweezer for them pesky splinter
I carried my Gerber Dime all the time before I lost it and I used it all the time!!! I'm buying a new one now! I can't wait until I find the old one and then I'll have two!
as a multicraft tech the leatherman squirt Es4 is the best everyday use tool. the wire strippers alone in my pocket are the best tool I can have on my person for a lot of tasks I have to perform every day.
I've carried a Dime every day for about 4 years now. I'm on my 3rd after destroying the first one and losing the 2nd one. I do low-voltage electrical work and use it all the time. I've walked into service calls with nothing but the Dime and a little Craftsman pocket multi-meter and accomplished everything I needed to. I would still choose it over all the other mini-multi tools if it didn't have the tweezers...but the tweezers are what sell it for me.
I have been using the leatherman squirt for the last four years now and it’s been one of the best small tasks multitools hands down. I have been looking at the dime for awhile now but wasn’t sure about switching over. After watching this review I’m sold on switching. One of the reasons is the tool to open packages was great and really got the job done without using your knife. The squirt does have the longer file but the file is one of the tools I don’t use that much. The tweezers are a huge plus and could come in handy in the woods or on the back porch relaxing. The bottle opener is way better than the squirt and the solid black look is nice. The blade is better and I like how the tip comes down so u don’t puncture items. The other reason for switching is I just purchased the gerber centerdrive not to long ago. Which in my opinion is one of the best multitools on the market. I have two edc’s. One before shtf and one after. There is no other multitool I rather have than the centerdrive for big tasks and I use my multitool everyday at work/home. Now leatherman did come out with the mule which is great for your rifle but for everyday tasks and more the centerdrive is almost perfect. 👌👍👏🍻
Used mine for 3 years. All the paint came off it till it was mostly silver. The scissors broke, & the package opener broke too. BUT, it was very useful-I was using the box opener every day. The tweezers are about useless. The pliers & bottle opener are great! The knife needs a locking mechanism but isn’t bad. The package opener works very well but eventually it bent well behind where it was supposed to stop-making it unusable. But credit to Gerber they stood behind their product and sent me a brand new one!
I have had three of these. I have had two break with full replacement by Gerber. There a great little multi-tool with so many uses. The warranty is outstanding this little tool is just great. Enjoyed the review. Love my Gerber Dime!
I've carried this multitool for the last ten years, loved it so much I went out an bought a 2nd one to keep in my car. Great for EDC. All the color has rubbed off it though, used to be purple. Now its patchy purple and silver.
I was using the pliers on mine and squeezed them too hard and broke them, but I liked them so much I bought another pair and just made sure I didn't over do it again. Been using them 4 or5 years now.
Half of the pliers broke off a couple days ago on my squirt just trying to bend a wire. Carrying the Lycra now. Much better scissors and I keep a juice in my car.
I really like that Gerber Dime. Gonna have grab one for EDC. Used to carry a small pocketknife, but this gadget will work on my keychain. Thanks for posting! 👍👍👍
When an individual steps on a fallen branch with thorns and has a Huge thorn go through their boot and into their foot , they won't mess around with small tweezers . Imagine having to cut away a leather boot so you can get at a huge thorn imbedded in your foot during freezing rain and 25 miles from your vehicle . Been there and done that . I now carry a serious tweezer and small hemostat + tourniquet + SAK + suture kit in a pouch in a jacket . Cut out a huge thorn or other foreign object from your body without anesthesia and you will definitely come up with a plan . Thanks for your video SensiblePrepper .
I have this tool 2 years now. It is not "hard anodised" it chips off easily. The package opener is very useful, and it is nice to cut zipties. Sizers are useless crap. you can cut paper with it but nothing else. Compare it to a leatherman micra or PS4 sizer...File is also useless. The philips head is nice but the bottle opener sticks out so much you can only be used with compromises. Flathed is made from a thin weak material. The pliers are small but precise. I use it for detailed work.
I have 2 of these actually. One of them is exactly like the one you demonstrated. The other is black with silver blades and tools. This one has a hook on one side and a file and what looks like a flathead screwdriver blade. These are in place of the package cutter and the long knife blade. The one with the silver tools is actually called the DIME TRAVEL. Keep up the good videos.
I own one of these, I'm really happy with the US$15 AUD$25 special price. BUT, it has no ergonomics at all. You can only hold the pliers with the can opener into your palm and even then you can't squeeze hard because it's all sharp edges. That said, it's the best little keyring tool for half the price of a Leatherman. The knife is really robust for the size too. The screwdriver tools are difficult because of the sharp edges and design. That package opener is REALLY handy. The tweezers are good too.
I own a couple of these and are perfect for lite work. Great in the Tackle box as well. Also use the Leatherman style which i take hiking if i intend to bring a grill to cook on...
I had one of these in green when they first came out. What I didn't like with mine was the knife was really dull oob and I never got it very sharp and the scissors would not cut paper or trim my 'stach. For me, the bottle opener is useless, so I used it for a better lanyard holder. Mine did not have a tweezers, but I got it on ebay, so it may have been lost. I may try one again.Nice video.
Great light duty multi tool. I have it in blue and dark grey. Found it at Target for $10. I normally carry a Victorinox Explorer Plus but, this little guy is in my rotation of EDCs.
I've had the dime on my keychain for around 2 years now (it's well worn looking too). It's been a great little tool. I use it nearly daily for small tasks. I have a Centerdrive multitool also and as much as I love it, it doesn't get nearly as much use because it's large and I leave it in the truck. It's my favorite of the micro line of multitools.
Sootch, Packaging is the Bane of my Existence. I love the Dime's packaging tool. It has saved my sanity more than once. It's a handy multi tool I EDC often.
This is a great little tool for what it is. My only regret is that I didn’t buy all the stock available when I got mine! The shop I was at had dimes and mini paraframes for $5 each.
Fits perfectly in the small pocket aka watch pocket of any pair of pants. Add a short 3-3.5” length of cord with small knot at the end. It will just barely stick out of the pocket and allow easy deployment of the tool without fishing for it.
Used to be my edc untill yestersay....unfortunately I broke it tightening a nut...the spring ended up bending I kinda knew this could happen, I did it myself....gotta get me a new one!
Overall no doubt. I wear size 32 pants and carry a juice s2, squirt ps4 and a victorinox classic sd in my jeans 5th pocket (watch pocket) with ease and comfort. I work in a large factory and am always bending and moving I have no issues.
Bought one for $10 on Amazon a few months back and it's great. I think they normally go for $15 which I still feel is a great value. My Leatherman wave is still my edc but I'm glad I have the dime.
I prefer the dime travel version for the full file that replaces the main blade. Always have the edc knife so no real need for it on the tool. Love it for what it is.
I found a similar Leatherman tool (Style?), someone lost! It is pretty similar. No bottle opener, but has a carabiner type end clip. It makes a great fishing tool, in my tackle box. The scissors are sharp enough to barely cut braided fishing line (which is tough stuff!) I have always preferred Gerber knives, as they hold a sharper blade, than most knives. So this looks like a good option too! & those tweezers come in real handy for pulling splinters out from under your finger nails! Ouch 😢. Now we recently got a customized, Leatherman Surge, for our Son's graduation gift from Marine Boot Camp (Parris Island) 🇺🇸. It is full sized, but full featured & Heavy! But was very nice!
I have thought about getting one of these until I read all the comments on various reviews I got a Ganzo G101-S for about $5 it's ok but no scissors Sadly the Squirt is nearly $100 here in NZ so I bought the Ganzo to see if I would carry it or use it I don't carry it & I only really use the pliers. I live dangerously & edc a SAK Classic but it is illegal to carry a knife in NZ & now we have to hand in our automatic military style guns
Lol ditto, I have one in my smaller Vanquest pouch, used it a few times but never noticed the tooth pick either. Thus why I don't really do any survival stuff and stick with what I know lol.
I have had one for a few years now. You have to baby the tools due to the size which is understandable. I broke the flathead screwdriver but otherwise it has held up well.
I've still got my SwissChamp I bought in the mid-late nineties. I have carried it virtually every day, through the army and now as a civvie. It's never the best tool for the job, but it's usually got **a** tool for the job. And nine times out of ten, I can fix a little problem quickly before it becomes a big problem, and without having to go get my tool kit.
I find the Gerber Dime tools, especially the dull knife & scissors, to be far poorer quality than the same tools on the Leatherman Squirt which in my opinion seem a good deal shaper and keep their edges longer. I always have a small multitool with me unfortunately the Gerber Dimes have always left me disappointed. The best I've used is the Leatherman Squirt
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Wow! I have EDC'd this tool for 4 years now and NEVER knew about the hidden tweezers! Thanks for the heads up.
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Same crihs
Just found it out in this vid roo
Shut up johnny
Same here!
I've had one of these Dimes for years now & it's saved my butt SO MANY TIMES! The needle nose pliers have pulled broken keys out of locks a few times for me (& finished unlocking too). I LOVE mine! Couldn't live without it. Very easy to carry & def worth keeping on the key ring!
Thanks for sharing and good to know.
I have had this for about 6 months now. I carry everyday on duty. I have a bigger multi tool in my patrol car, but this is in my pocket all the time. I love it.
Great to hear. Having a larger MT handy is smart but the Dime seems to handle most EDC task. Thanks Brother!
Busted. Always knew you were secretly the Smirnoff Ice type.
Wolverines
Lol! I got tired to opening my Guiness Blondes and having to pour them out! Thanks Brian.
Lol
Try it with a bottle of beer not ale.
Finish with a large vodka on top.
Enjoy😴
...and yet you have one(Smirnoff Ice). Why aren't you using your Sootch name?
The gerber dime is the best multi tool I've come across for a keychain. This is a daily carry on all the keychain in the house. Love the package opener for them amazon and ebay boxes and the tweezer for them pesky splinter
Love my dime, had it for about 3 years. I just found out yesterday that the pliers are magnetic.
Interesting. I'll have to check it out. Thanks
Never knew about the tweezers, had this things for years now and my mind is blown!!! Thanks scooth !!!
@@lifewithjoec7217 you did the manly thing and threw away the user manual didn't you? Lol
Life With Joe C I’m with you!! I’ve had mine for 4 years carried it everyday and just found out about the tweezers😂😂😂😂
I carried my Gerber Dime all the time before I lost it and I used it all the time!!! I'm buying a new one now! I can't wait until I find the old one and then I'll have two!
Gerber has always been producing high quality products, IMHO. I have accumulated many knives and other tools from them over the years. No complaints.
as a multicraft tech the leatherman squirt Es4 is the best everyday use tool. the wire strippers alone in my pocket are the best tool I can have on my person for a lot of tasks I have to perform every day.
Yes, the Squirt is an awesome multi tool. Thanks Brother
I’ve had one for about six months. Did not know about the tweezers. Thanks for the video!! :)
MichaelPatricia Cerone I had mine for a year and just discovered the tweezers too.
They are hidden away and I almost missed them as well. Glad I could help! lol! Thanks Michael!
This is the only tool/blade I carried for 2,187 miles thru hiking the Appalachian trail... At 2.2 ounces its perfect for ultralight backpacking.
Jussie your credibility is no good around here lol
Wow! That's a solid testament. Thanks Brother
@@TheWidowSon357 I couldn't keep Jussie as my name for too long... It was messing w/my style lol
@@SensiblePrepper yes sir, thanks for the vids!
I have carried the Gerber Dime every day for about 5 years and use it regularly. I can't wait to see how the others work in comparison.
This is a great tool. Have had one on my keychain for years. Probably my most used multitool.
I've carried a Dime every day for about 4 years now. I'm on my 3rd after destroying the first one and losing the 2nd one. I do low-voltage electrical work and use it all the time. I've walked into service calls with nothing but the Dime and a little Craftsman pocket multi-meter and accomplished everything I needed to. I would still choose it over all the other mini-multi tools if it didn't have the tweezers...but the tweezers are what sell it for me.
Thanks for the testament. Good to hear.
I have been using the leatherman squirt for the last four years now and it’s been one of the best small tasks multitools hands down. I have been looking at the dime for awhile now but wasn’t sure about switching over. After watching this review I’m sold on switching. One of the reasons is the tool to open packages was great and really got the job done without using your knife. The squirt does have the longer file but the file is one of the tools I don’t use that much. The tweezers are a huge plus and could come in handy in the woods or on the back porch relaxing. The bottle opener is way better than the squirt and the solid black look is nice. The blade is better and I like how the tip comes down so u don’t puncture items. The other reason for switching is I just purchased the gerber centerdrive not to long ago. Which in my opinion is one of the best multitools on the market. I have two edc’s. One before shtf and one after. There is no other multitool I rather have than the centerdrive for big tasks and I use my multitool everyday at work/home. Now leatherman did come out with the mule which is great for your rifle but for everyday tasks and more the centerdrive is almost perfect. 👌👍👏🍻
Used mine for 3 years. All the paint came off it till it was mostly silver. The scissors broke, & the package opener broke too. BUT, it was very useful-I was using the box opener every day. The tweezers are about useless. The pliers & bottle opener are great! The knife needs a locking mechanism but isn’t bad. The package opener works very well but eventually it bent well behind where it was supposed to stop-making it unusable. But credit to Gerber they stood behind their product and sent me a brand new one!
They're almost like disposable tools because they wear out so fast.
I’ve used this everyday for over a year and love it.
Recently just got mine from bass Pro shops about 3 days ago. In love with it already.
Thanks for actually showing us the tool in action and not just talking about it!
Gerber should get rid of the split ring "lanyard" and just use the bottle opener as the lanyard hole. It would look cleaner which some users wanted.
I've had one for the last two years or so I love it
I have had three of these. I have had two break with full replacement by Gerber. There a great little multi-tool with so many uses. The warranty is outstanding this little tool is just great. Enjoyed the review. Love my Gerber Dime!
Thanks Scott! I appreciate the comment
I've carried this multitool for the last ten years, loved it so much I went out an bought a 2nd one to keep in my car. Great for EDC. All the color has rubbed off it though, used to be purple. Now its patchy purple and silver.
Nothin wrong with poppin a top at 3. It's 5 o'clock somewhere. I love the Dime
I was using the pliers on mine and squeezed them too hard and broke them, but I liked them so much I bought another pair and just made sure I didn't over do it again. Been using them 4 or5 years now.
very nice tool but the pliers break very easy, i kept the bottle opener end for the box cutter its perfect for opening packages.
I've heard there have been issues. Maybe Gerber had a bad run but we'll find out over time. Thanks Jon
Very good tool AND TSA approved
Half of the pliers broke off a couple days ago on my squirt just trying to bend a wire. Carrying the Lycra now. Much better scissors and I keep a juice in my car.
Carry one of these every day...Great tool!
Mee too! Never knew my Dime had tweezers.
I really like that Gerber Dime. Gonna have grab one for EDC. Used to carry a small pocketknife, but this gadget will work on my keychain. Thanks for posting! 👍👍👍
Thanks Chuck! It's nice to have options.
When an individual steps on a fallen branch with thorns and has a Huge thorn go through their boot and into their foot , they won't mess around with small tweezers .
Imagine having to cut away a leather boot so you can get at a huge thorn imbedded in your foot during freezing rain and 25 miles from your vehicle . Been there and done that .
I now carry a serious tweezer and small hemostat + tourniquet + SAK + suture kit in a pouch in a jacket .
Cut out a huge thorn or other foreign object from your body without anesthesia and you will definitely come up with a plan .
Thanks for your video SensiblePrepper .
I have this tool 2 years now. It is not "hard anodised" it chips off easily. The package opener is very useful, and it is nice to cut zipties. Sizers are useless crap. you can cut paper with it but nothing else. Compare it to a leatherman micra or PS4 sizer...File is also useless. The philips head is nice but the bottle opener sticks out so much you can only be used with compromises. Flathed is made from a thin weak material. The pliers are small but precise. I use it for detailed work.
I have 2 of these actually. One of them is exactly like the one you demonstrated. The other is black with silver blades and tools. This one has a hook on one side and a file and what looks like a flathead screwdriver blade. These are in place of the package cutter and the long knife blade. The one with the silver tools is actually called the DIME TRAVEL. Keep up the good videos.
I have one and after watching this it seems perfect for fishing. The scissors would be good for braided fishing line.
I came here to find the tweezers!! Thanks.
Great review! Was on the fence of getting it but now I’ll definitely be getting them, thanks!
Had my Dime for quite a while now, love it.
Thanks for the review. Just bought two.
I own one of these, I'm really happy with the US$15 AUD$25 special price.
BUT, it has no ergonomics at all. You can only hold the pliers with the can opener into your palm and even then you can't squeeze hard because it's all sharp edges.
That said, it's the best little keyring tool for half the price of a Leatherman. The knife is really robust for the size too.
The screwdriver tools are difficult because of the sharp edges and design.
That package opener is REALLY handy. The tweezers are good too.
Love my Gerber Dime, Love my leatherman, and my Griffin Pocket tools it is like today's video you were reading my mine.
Had one since right after they came out a couple years ago, I don't leave home without it.
I own a couple of these and are perfect for lite work. Great in the Tackle box as well. Also use the Leatherman style which i take hiking if i intend to bring a grill to cook on...
I had one of these in green when they first came out. What I didn't like with mine was the knife was really dull oob and I never got it very sharp and the scissors would not cut paper or trim my 'stach. For me, the bottle opener is useless, so I used it for a better lanyard holder. Mine did not have a tweezers, but I got it on ebay, so it may have been lost. I may try one again.Nice video.
Great light duty multi tool. I have it in blue and dark grey. Found it at Target for $10. I normally carry a Victorinox Explorer Plus but, this little guy is in my rotation of EDCs.
KodeKraft RC I got it at target for 21.99
I've had the dime on my keychain for around 2 years now (it's well worn looking too). It's been a great little tool. I use it nearly daily for small tasks. I have a Centerdrive multitool also and as much as I love it, it doesn't get nearly as much use because it's large and I leave it in the truck. It's my favorite of the micro line of multitools.
Thanks for sharing Brother!
Sootch, Packaging is the Bane of my Existence. I love the Dime's packaging tool. It has saved my sanity more than once. It's a handy multi tool I EDC often.
Thanks Nancy! Yes, that packaging is a real nightmare! The cutter alone is worth the money.
That Smirnoff ice! It’s a twist off
Thank you.
This has been my EDC. I also keep one in each saddlebag on both my road bike and my mountain bike
I've owned my dime for I think 5 years and only now did I learn it had a tweezers.
This is a great little tool for what it is. My only regret is that I didn’t buy all the stock available when I got mine! The shop I was at had dimes and mini paraframes for $5 each.
Fits perfectly in the small pocket aka watch pocket of any pair of pants. Add a short 3-3.5” length of cord with small knot at the end. It will just barely stick out of the pocket and allow easy deployment of the tool without fishing for it.
Good multi tool ...
Just bought the dime today it's alright
I just ordered one for $16 from Amazon Prime. Great review. Thanks.
I had one of these but when I squeezed too hard I broke the handle trying to use the pliers. Cheaply made!
Thanks for the comment Nick. I've heard that there were some issues at one point. We'll see how it holds up over time.
Pretty Cool little Gerber Multi Tool Sootch00 an thanks for showing it Sir. Long live the republic my friend
Thanks Jerry! It's always appreciated Brother.
Long Live the Republic!
After owning the Squirt and the Dime, I still think the Juice S2 is the best for what I use it for.
The Juice does give you more capability. A little larger but not too big. Thanks Badger
That bad boy has been my part of my edc for a while........love it!
Very good. Thanks Rev
Used to be my edc untill yestersay....unfortunately I broke it tightening a nut...the spring ended up bending
I kinda knew this could happen, I did it myself....gotta get me a new one!
I just bought one, It was the bottle opener that sold me
Late comment but thank you for this video and showing me how to get to all the tools on this thing
The leatherman squirt is still the best edc MT IMO
The Squirt is top notch no doubt. Thanks Brother
Overall no doubt. I wear size 32 pants and carry a juice s2, squirt ps4 and a victorinox classic sd in my jeans 5th pocket (watch pocket) with ease and comfort. I work in a large factory and am always bending and moving I have no issues.
I just got one of these about a month ago, I like it. Great review Sootch.
Bought one for $10 on Amazon a few months back and it's great. I think they normally go for $15 which I still feel is a great value. My Leatherman wave is still my edc but I'm glad I have the dime.
Beautiful!
I have the juice C2 but I wish it had scissors.
You just sold one. $18 on Amazon. Can't wait to try it out. Thanks!
Good deal. For the price, it's hard to beat. Thanks Jeff!
I’ve carried the Dime on my key ring for a few years and really like it. It’s a good backup or companion to my Centerdrive.
Thanks Brother
one good tip, the clip from a nano light works great on dime if you want to attach to a keychain.
Thanks Brock! I'll check it out
Love mine!!! Always with on every outing !!!!
I literally just got one of these as a gift last week 👍
I prefer the dime travel version for the full file that replaces the main blade. Always have the edc knife so no real need for it on the tool. Love it for what it is.
I enjoy the dime a great deal! My favorite due to tweezers and scissors
Thanks Slim Dawg
I found a similar Leatherman tool (Style?), someone lost! It is pretty similar. No bottle opener, but has a carabiner type end clip. It makes a great fishing tool, in my tackle box. The scissors are sharp enough to barely cut braided fishing line (which is tough stuff!) I have always preferred Gerber knives, as they hold a sharper blade, than most knives. So this looks like a good option too! & those tweezers come in real handy for pulling splinters out from under your finger nails! Ouch 😢.
Now we recently got a customized, Leatherman Surge, for our Son's graduation gift from Marine Boot Camp (Parris Island) 🇺🇸. It is full sized, but full featured & Heavy! But was very nice!
Thanks Chris! I really like the Style. It's super light and thin. We're doing a review soon.
The Style has a bottle opener - It's part of the built in carabiner. Just hook it under a bottle cap and see for yourself.
I have thought about getting one of these until I read all the comments on various reviews
I got a Ganzo G101-S for about $5 it's ok but no scissors
Sadly the Squirt is nearly $100 here in NZ so I bought the Ganzo to see if I would carry it or use it
I don't carry it & I only really use the pliers. I live dangerously & edc a SAK Classic but it is illegal to carry a knife in NZ
& now we have to hand in our automatic military style guns
Thank you for another excellent review. Leatherman PS4 Squirt for my money.
I'm carrying the squirt in my walzoo belt it is a great little tool
I’ve had a dime for 3, years and use it often and have never noticed the toothpick....lol
Me to and i've had mine on my keychain for 2 years.
Lol ditto, I have one in my smaller Vanquest pouch, used it a few times but never noticed the tooth pick either. Thus why I don't really do any survival stuff and stick with what I know lol.
Is there a toothpick? Isn’t there only a pair of tweezers
@@joashloh8374 Your right mine has the tweezers which i thought was a toothpick because i've never taken it all the way out for fear of losing it.
Tweezers...tweezers..
Kept on my key ring. Pretty handy
Not bad ! Have to try one !
The dime is the perfect office multi tool.
i have both and prefer the squirt
I have had one for a few years now. You have to baby the tools due to the size which is understandable. I broke the flathead screwdriver but otherwise it has held up well.
I keep the dime in my bag. The Leatherman skeletool is awesome though. I carry it from a belt loop and use it for something everyday.
Own one, love it!
Thanks Jeff
Literally just brought one because of you lol. Also have a squirt at work which I've owned for the better part of 10 years
Thanks Brother! Sounds like you have two excellent options.
That bottle opener looks like a good thing to jab you in the nuts when it's in your pocket.
very good video!
had a dime on my keychain for a while. size to performance is great.. hard to beat the price too.
thanks don, just bught one for my EDC
I been carrying the dime for 6 years. Still on the same one.
You mustn't use it very much, I find the Dimes very east to dull, even with light applications.
Thanks for the testament Michael! Good to hear.
He said “small little package” 😂😂😆
I admit the pliers would win on these models but the The Victorinox SwissChamp should be in this mix. Carry one on my belt and a Micra in my EDC pack.
Victorinox makes great tools. I'll have to add the SwissChamp to the list. Thanks Ed
I've still got my SwissChamp I bought in the mid-late nineties. I have carried it virtually every day, through the army and now as a civvie. It's never the best tool for the job, but it's usually got **a** tool for the job. And nine times out of ten, I can fix a little problem quickly before it becomes a big problem, and without having to go get my tool kit.
I bought one if this years ago, it fell apart in about 3 weeks, so i stripped the tools and saved the package opener for my keychain
SOG Powerpint is another the same line of these more pocketable multitools. This one is my current edc multitool.
Thanks for the suggestion David. I'll have to check it out.
I find the Gerber Dime tools, especially the dull knife & scissors, to be far poorer quality than the same tools on the Leatherman Squirt which in my opinion seem a good deal shaper and keep their edges longer. I always have a small multitool with me unfortunately the Gerber Dimes have always left me disappointed. The best I've used is the Leatherman Squirt
Thanks for the comment. The Squirt is such an excellent MT.
Thanks for the reply and the great channel content. @@SensiblePrepper
It looks like every tool on it is sub-par, but you get what you pay for. $15 is a good price for that much tool.
The plastic that cuts you easily ! To the bone !
Drink it! Its 5:30 somewhere! 😀😀
Lol! The videos would definitely get interesting! Thanks Brother
I found one at a local flea market gave 3.00 dollars for it put in one of my kits