All this talk and praise about the spirit makes me want to try one out.Like my list isn´t long enough.
I started my multitool addiction with a leatherman rebar and although it was a great tool the spirit X kicks it's butt in almost every way.
I enjoy his reviews, got some good points.One thing I strongly disagree with him how he thinks swisstools are superior to leatherman...
Quote from: Kampfer on November 26, 2014, 05:11:12 AMI enjoy his reviews, got some good points.One thing I strongly disagree with him how he thinks swisstools are superior to leatherman...Did you see how hard it was to get that bit out of the bitdriver ... no wonder he likes Swisstools more .
Quote from: Top-Gear-24 on November 26, 2014, 09:06:59 AMQuote from: Kampfer on November 26, 2014, 05:11:12 AMI enjoy his reviews, got some good points.One thing I strongly disagree with him how he thinks swisstools are superior to leatherman...Did you see how hard it was to get that bit out of the bitdriver ... no wonder he likes Swisstools more . I know right?The bit drivers on the Swisstool line are so much better.
Quote from: Kampfer on November 26, 2014, 05:11:12 AMI enjoy his reviews, got some good points.One thing I strongly disagree with him how he thinks swisstools are superior to leatherman...I'm a big fan of Victorinox. I also have to say that Victorinox might be the best Quality tools (although i'm not qualified to really judge this).However, Leatherman has some really nice designs and tools-choices (OHO, bit-holder, blade-exchanger), that's why my favorite is a tie between the Spirit (compact) and the Charge (OHO). So, don't sweat someones personal opinion.
Quote from: Etherealicer on November 26, 2014, 10:30:14 AMQuote from: Kampfer on November 26, 2014, 05:11:12 AMI enjoy his reviews, got some good points.One thing I strongly disagree with him how he thinks swisstools are superior to leatherman...I'm a big fan of Victorinox. I also have to say that Victorinox might be the best Quality tools (although i'm not qualified to really judge this).However, Leatherman has some really nice designs and tools-choices (OHO, bit-holder, blade-exchanger), that's why my favorite is a tie between the Spirit (compact) and the Charge (OHO). So, don't sweat someones personal opinion.I agree with what you're saying here .By the way, could you imagine there being one perfect tool ? So much for collecting multitools then ... No, we want to have the agony of choice in the morning, what should I take, do I take my ST300 because of its awesome wire-cutters, or do I take my Spirit because it's smaller and it has that sweet chisel, and what if I need a OHO knife today ...
Before there's a misunderstanding here, I just wanted to point out that we shouldn't pay to much attention to the opinion of a man who doesn't even know how to get the bits out of his tool .
Quote from: Etherealicer on November 26, 2014, 10:30:14 AMQuote from: Kampfer on November 26, 2014, 05:11:12 AMI enjoy his reviews, got some good points.One thing I strongly disagree with him how he thinks swisstools are superior to leatherman...I'm a big fan of Victorinox. I also have to say that Victorinox might be the best Quality tools (although i'm not qualified to really judge this).However, Leatherman has some really nice designs and tools-choices (OHO, bit-holder, blade-exchanger), that's why my favorite is a tie between the Spirit (compact) and the Charge (OHO). So, don't sweat someones personal opinion.I have a Swisstool and while it may be very well made it is it is really hard for me to open the tools with my short finger nails. I have the same problem with Swiss army knifes.
Quote from: Top-Gear-24 on November 26, 2014, 10:43:22 AMQuote from: Etherealicer on November 26, 2014, 10:30:14 AMQuote from: Kampfer on November 26, 2014, 05:11:12 AMI enjoy his reviews, got some good points.One thing I strongly disagree with him how he thinks swisstools are superior to leatherman...I'm a big fan of Victorinox. I also have to say that Victorinox might be the best Quality tools (although i'm not qualified to really judge this).However, Leatherman has some really nice designs and tools-choices (OHO, bit-holder, blade-exchanger), that's why my favorite is a tie between the Spirit (compact) and the Charge (OHO). So, don't sweat someones personal opinion.I agree with what you're saying here .By the way, could you imagine there being one perfect tool ? So much for collecting multitools then ... No, we want to have the agony of choice in the morning, what should I take, do I take my ST300 because of its awesome wire-cutters, or do I take my Spirit because it's smaller and it has that sweet chisel, and what if I need a OHO knife today ... That's why one should create a rotational schedule
Quote from: Monrogue on November 26, 2014, 03:36:10 PMQuote from: Top-Gear-24 on November 26, 2014, 10:43:22 AMQuote from: Etherealicer on November 26, 2014, 10:30:14 AMQuote from: Kampfer on November 26, 2014, 05:11:12 AMI enjoy his reviews, got some good points.One thing I strongly disagree with him how he thinks swisstools are superior to leatherman...I'm a big fan of Victorinox. I also have to say that Victorinox might be the best Quality tools (although i'm not qualified to really judge this).However, Leatherman has some really nice designs and tools-choices (OHO, bit-holder, blade-exchanger), that's why my favorite is a tie between the Spirit (compact) and the Charge (OHO). So, don't sweat someones personal opinion.I agree with what you're saying here .By the way, could you imagine there being one perfect tool ? So much for collecting multitools then ... No, we want to have the agony of choice in the morning, what should I take, do I take my ST300 because of its awesome wire-cutters, or do I take my Spirit because it's smaller and it has that sweet chisel, and what if I need a OHO knife today ... That's why one should create a rotational schedule A normal person wouldn't go that far, but who knows what the other might do ... And no, you're not getting my Spirit RT ...
Quote from: Top-Gear-24 on November 26, 2014, 06:29:10 PMQuote from: Monrogue on November 26, 2014, 03:36:10 PMQuote from: Top-Gear-24 on November 26, 2014, 10:43:22 AMQuote from: Etherealicer on November 26, 2014, 10:30:14 AMQuote from: Kampfer on November 26, 2014, 05:11:12 AMI enjoy his reviews, got some good points.One thing I strongly disagree with him how he thinks swisstools are superior to leatherman...I'm a big fan of Victorinox. I also have to say that Victorinox might be the best Quality tools (although i'm not qualified to really judge this).However, Leatherman has some really nice designs and tools-choices (OHO, bit-holder, blade-exchanger), that's why my favorite is a tie between the Spirit (compact) and the Charge (OHO). So, don't sweat someones personal opinion.I agree with what you're saying here .By the way, could you imagine there being one perfect tool ? So much for collecting multitools then ... No, we want to have the agony of choice in the morning, what should I take, do I take my ST300 because of its awesome wire-cutters, or do I take my Spirit because it's smaller and it has that sweet chisel, and what if I need a OHO knife today ... That's why one should create a rotational schedule A normal person wouldn't go that far, but who knows what the other might do ... And no, you're not getting my Spirit RT ...
I have a Swisstool and while it may be very well made it is it is really hard for me to open the tools with my short finger nails. I have the same problem with Swiss army knifes.