I think this is the strength of a general purpose tool rather than a targeted tool. Just imagine that the EMT who carries this needs a basic tool like a knife, saw, wire cutters or screwdriver? They would probably be better served by carrying a Rebar or ST300 and a set of disposable shears than carrying a Raptor.Def
I tried to like the OHT, but it just wasnt for me and I returned it. Too bulky for my liking and like you pointed out, you cant open all the tools one handed, with the same hand. That never actually occured to me before I bought it, but its obvious after the fact! The raptor looks neat, but I dont need it. If it was $40 Id buy it with little hesitation though.
All I need to know is: how good a job will they do trimming my nails
I don't mean to bag on a product, but isn't a wrench made for an oxygen tank that's made of a ferrous metal kind of ... stupid?And, looking at dedicated oxygen wrenches, I think I'm right here... zink or plastic from what I'm seeing.
I was actually thinking of the oxygen wrench on the Raptor. But yeah, the OHT too.