Interesting- I just noticed this while checking out another thread, but it looks like your Pocket Party Pooper also is missing a lanyard ring. Mine has one...
Excellent review! I'll transfer it to the main site as soon as I get a chance!Def
Very cool. Funny though cause I just finally wrote my review of the S44 today. I'll be posting it tomorrow hopefully.Def
No, I think I just actually forgot that you had already written it! Def
That's what I had planned to do. I certainly wouldn't let yours go to waste, and I'll be darned if I am going to the effort of writing one for nothing! Def
I realize the file ends in a large flat screwdriver, but I gotta admit, I don't trust it. Files have to be very hard, to the point of brittleness; no way in Hell would I use that end driver hard!! The shorter, stouter large flat driver is a good idea, and I even use mine for light prying, which I'd never do with the file.
The 1/4" adapter is interesting: SOG sells a bit holder that fits onto it, which then holds standard 1/4" hex-shank bits. Unlike Leatherman, however, I've never seen the SOG adapter for sale at retail. However, unlike Leatherman, it uses bog-standard 1/4" bits you can buy at any hardware store, including long-shank bits that the Leatherman just can't match. It's a good system that nicely expands the functionality of the tool.
I actually haven't been too impressed with the 1/4" adapter. http://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,802.15.html (end of page 2 and beginning of page 3) According to other forum members, the Craftsman adapter seems to be a better fit than the one from SOG. I'm headed for Sears after work.