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I like the skeletool, i have a few of them. As much knife as you'll generally need for my urban carry. The RX model has a really nice serrated sheepsfoot blade. If i was pairing it with another tool maybe a Victorinox compact. To give you a straight blade option and scissors ✂️ Great vid. Cheers 🍻

I enjoyed this video. Liked and subscribed. I'd like to ask you which Spyderco model you showed in this video. It looks really nice and I'd like to get some more details on it. You sold me on the Skeletool. Now I want one.

I am not a fan of the Skeletool. Not enough tools. No can opener. No awl. No saw. No scissors. And it is too big and bulky for only having 3 tools.

Hey great video however it is worth pointing out that it does have tweezers. The head is tucked on the outside face on the other side of the pocket clip under the left pivot screw.

skeletool + swiss card best combo. could also use a victorinox signature instead of swiss card

I like the skelitool and the swiss card- need to be on my wish list

The Skeletool CX is one of my go to EDC knives.

Get real! 😂😂😂

A pozi drive bit would have been better.

For me the best urban edc tool from Leatherman was the Juice S2. Sadly they discontinued it.

I have the original CX since 2008, with partially serrated blade. It was my only tool/knife for a number of years. Once I settled down in my own place, the EDC tool craze started for me.

Nice video. It's worth noting that the CX also has an upgraded blade steel. A couple suggestions for a 2nd bit to carry if you're using the phillips/slotted combo bit: (1) The glass breaker / 1/4" slotted combo bit, which would add the glass breaker to the setup in the video without adding anything superfluous; (2) The #0/#3 phillips bit - with this and the #1/#2 combo bit you'll be able to handle just about any Phillips screw; (3) If you're a cyclist, the 4mm / 5mm hex bit is great because those are the most common drivers for screws on bicycles, (4) The Volty switch digital multimeter bit if you're into electrical/electronics work.

Made in Pakistan? No, thanks tho....

Victorinox Waiter is an Amazing first SAK

The 154cm model is made of stainless steel, but I've heard that it rusts easily. Is any care required?

This is another guy that doesn’t go out in the woods. Not even his back yard. Look at his knives. Not used at all. No marks on his knives. Looks like he just bought these! He is not that educated.

I like the super tinker for urban edc

You need to do more of this!!

I think that the Signal and maybe the Skeletool are essentially just toys. The latter might be a decent starter tool for a pre-teen, but that's about it.

13:54 curious, what religion dictates you carry a knife in your pocket without a pouch?

Super Tinker.

The tourist is the bomb

I mean they look nice, but idk how I feel about an assortment of tiny tools that is unecessarily made out of titanium. Kinda odd combination too, at what point would you need a survival flute and the worlds smallest spirit level?

A large Pre-threaded Sail Needle and Clear Glue Stick would increase the versatility of your kit. Also a small container of a Cleaning, Lubricating & Protecting Fluid, like the ones used for weapon maintenance, would be very useful since your kit leans towards Mechanical Repairs.

You can use the wire stripper (little groove near the bottle opener) instead of spoiling the tweezers. It works in a single shot

Interestiing. Which jungle you guys ventured to? Would love to see this in a longer/detailed format showcasing the tools and how those are was used in the tropical jungle. Thanks

Great video. I enjoyed seeing the countryside. Thank you.

i wonder how long it took to set up everything. pretty sure everything was pretty quick, right?🤔

I carry and Alex cadet daily and in my backpack I daily carry a farmer.

Great to see the similarities in gear selection. Cheers 🍻

Excellent video.

My Mora Companion in 12c27n and Sencut Phantara in 9cr18mov for general hikes in the woods 👍🏾

set for adventure

Говнище же... из отходов.

Great vid! Yeah no reason for a glowing compass at night. If I was outdoors and the sunset… I’d probably camp and conserve flashlights. Use the compass when I woke up.

In the jungle, you can't remember your name!

Another great video! With knives this large, have you considered the Ruike LD series? They are 114mm long. The LD42B adds a couple of tools to the Forester, including scissors and a rope cutter. There is no can opener, but the awl is in line and it has tweezers in the scales. It's a bit heavier with the extra tools and length.

SOG Synch and SwissCard would work great. As would a 58mm SAK. Also LeverGear Edge XT.

фильм "Cast Away" смотрел? вот там герой был бы очень рад обнаружить пассатижи, когда у него заболел зуб 😬

Save you the trouble, even the tiny knife u get in a swisscard is verboten in Singapore.

What's this fucking disturbing noise in the background, godamm

Sensible

Muốn mua mặt hàng này

Looks cool but idk if I’d want to hike with that

thanks for showing

the flashlight wasn't made for dumb people, it was made by dumb people. look at the runtimes and tell me you want to do search and rescue operations with this.

Great video! The Compact is great. Companion adds more weight and width but more features. IMO the tradeoff is worth it. Much better than the Climber. One layer thicker than the Compact, but you get a file and package opener and awl. You lose can opening but this is not a camping knife. In fact, I added a Cybertool layer to my Companion. Takes the screwdriving options from 2 to 10. The knife is about the size of a Ranger (23mm and 118g).

Carry what you need and need what you carry! Some people need instant access to pliers. I don't. I have pliers at home, the car and in my messenger bag. I've never needed pliers quicker than I can retrieve one of those. YMMV.

Those are two different types of pliers. That one grips like a mini pipe wrench. For yourself, you should have bought the pliers version that doesn’t have teeth. 86 04 100

Great there is a Southeast Asian review! Always see reviews from western countries where the climate is more temperate and not tropical like these parts. So why choose this and not a parang?