Sog Specialty Knives & Tools Powerpint Bead Blast Multi-Tool, Grey,

Ode to my power pint! I received it right at a month ago and use it darn near everyday. I’m a general manager for a restaurant and surprisingly find myself needing a multi tool quite often. I had seen a few YouTube channels reviewing the SOG power pint over the past year, so I decided to give it a shot. For my regular multi tool was a bit too large for my daily carry. I am happy I did. I’ve even saw my wife using the scissors the other weekend while we were on a road trip. I guess I should order her one next. What do you guys think about a teal version? Keep it up you all.

It’s a medium size in between the most common multi tools fits perfectly in your pocket or clip on the side. I plan on buying another just for a spare very happy with it!

Great purchase. I already own 3 Leatherman multitools but was looking for a keychain sized everyday carry tool. Perfect size and toolset to carry around.

Perfect EDC companion to compliment my other carry items. This fits perfectly in my jeans “fifth” pocket. Albeit the newest tool on my person , I've used it countless times already. I really like the mini-scissors and the pliers. Great pocket tool!

Compact. And sturdy. The pliers are excellent with the added leverage. The Phillips scewdriver is very small, and there is no standard screwdriver. I grinded one of the attachment tips to make a useful standard scewdriver tip. I really the 1/4 inch bit holder. It woeks great. So I just carry a compact bit driver set that include screw driver heads and more.

What a great tool. It’s so compact and light but can do so much. So far I have been carrying it everyday and I use it almost everyday. The applications for it are endless in terms of lightweight projects that come up. I am super stoked to have picked one up and will probably buy another one as a backup.

This is hard to recommend, it really depends what you're looking for. If you want a *small* multitool with pliers and a pocket clip, I think this is the only choice. It's half the weight of a Leatherman wave (4oz vs 8), and much smaller in every dimension, there is a pocket clip, and the pliers are amazing. Aside from the pliers, the tools are mediocre. The blades and file are, fine I guess. Nothing special, and in my opinion they went for tool quantity over quality -- but still somehow did not include a good flathead screwdriver. They're hard to retrieve, and the lock release to stow tools is hard to reach. The scissors are horrible. I rate it highly solely for the pliers, clip, and size.

This multi-tool is the perfect EDC size in my opinion. It’s fits perfectly into the change pocket on all of my pants. The simultaneous open plier function is nice, especially for on handed use. The rest of the multi-tool is very difficult/impossible to manipulate with one hand, due to the back lock design that requires the pliers to be partially opened in order to depress the lock and close the blades and tools. I know that’s a trade off with the small size, but none-the-less, I have smaller multi-tools that are less cumbersome. I would recommend the Powerpint to anyone looking for a multi-tool that is larger that a keychain, but still very compact. A future model with a primary blade that could be manipulated with on hand would be awesome.

The powerpint has a decent amount of tools packed into externally accessible sides. The plier head is functional for most jobs. The scissors, as with everyone but Victorinox, are sub par and pretty much useless and get in the way of the plier head. The can opener need to be sharpened on a bench grinder before its usable. Decent tool IF you get it on SALE.

The unique size is very cool . Not too big , not too small . The tool load-out is awesome, and the tool is visually appealing. But i didnt realize i ordered the Black version and the coating on it makes it difficult to use .