SOG Power Duo

Fun Gun Reviews Presents: SOG Power Duo Multi-Tool is a small yet effective EDC Multi-Tool that has some great features.

Thanks for watching~ Sootch00

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[livingsurvival]

I like that one. The gears make a big difference and true needle nose pliers is a plus.

[UnitCrane]

This is gonna be a great fathers day gift for my dad! Thanks Sootch!

[RealitySurvival]

Looks like a sweet lil tool! Not sure if I would carry it on my belt for EDC but surely could if you wanted! Excellent review as always!

[Crcket]

Diggin the tweezers in the multitool. Seems like I'm always using the tweezers in my swiss. Pulled a bee stinger out of my sons foot the other day. 

[slipmud]

Every time I watch one of your reviews I want what you are reviewing.

[HunterXray]

I was wondering what multi-tool to get, now thanks to you Sootch, I think I've found a pretty good one for starters.

[DavidGonzalez-kcpt]

Top notch info and love the hands on and action shots!! Thank you!

[Klingon]

This is exactly what I've been looking for. In Ohio knives can be problematic due to varying local ordinances, but a tool is much easier to justify in most places. Perfect!

[KOutdoors]

Nice review Sootch, it looks and sounds like a pretty solid piece of equipment.

[inversionlayer]

Thank you.  I have been looking for an analog to the Leatherman Wave.

[futuresonex]

Looks like a nice tool.  The SOG Powerlock system does have some advantages, especially in an urban setting, but for overall usefulness, especially in the outdoors, I haven't yet used a MT that can compete with the Leatherman Charge TTi, the Charge AL (not the ALX!), the Surge, the Wave or the compact Juice Xe6.  Their combination of tools, especially on the Surge & Juice Xe6, is just about perfect for outdoor use. With the Charge AL & TTi you lose the awl, but you gain premium 154CM or S30V steel respectively for the fine edge knife blade. The Wave is essentially a more budget friendly version of the Charge AL, but it's still a great MT.

I have both the Charge TTi & the Surge in my collection. The Charge is the more compact of the two and is my EDC multi-tool, but when I'm heading into bush it's the Surge that most often accompanies me. For some reason both of them have both a bit driver (the Charge TTi has both large & small bit drivers) and a 'medium screwdriver'. I modified the unneeded medium screwdriver on both of them by sharpening it into a chisel, thereby making it useful.  :)

[aberall]

Great review.

Thought I was watching a Discovery Network show or something.

Really cool!!

[starpuss]

Was thinking of picking myself up one seeing my leatherman is out for warranty and i go Nutz w/o a Good EDC pocket tool!

[MarkAndrewEdwards]

Thanks for the video.

Don't think this would replace my Leatherman Wave but maybe folks who don't have a MT might like it!

[Goldfire]

Haha I didn't even realize it had the tweezers and the tooth pick until I saw this video and I've had it for a while

[themistoklissk]

Ιs amazing multi tool,   i bought yestrady, greetings from Greece, thx for video.

[ShakerHP]

They are nice....I have the Brushed Stainless model with the clear scales....

[IEraiderfan]

Great review I like the Sog power duo looks very ergonomic with the can opener I may not need my P38 thanks.

[stevencsawyerss]

Great review, I'm really liken that power ratchet feature, and the size of the knife blade. Thanks :-)

[jrc]

I have thus one based on this video and a few more. it clips onto my sling bag and has never come off. I use it a ton. love it. I am looking at a Gerber Center Drive, but most reviews are showing a lot of issues. maybe you can do a review on it.