GOAT Multitool Honest Review Ink&Iron

0:00 Intro
0:14 Name change is good
0:25 Had the tool a few weeks, but used it a lot
0:47 GOAT is fully modular
1:32 Basic Configuration
1:56 Hammer end
2:14 Sturdy pocket clip
2:44 Spring loaded plier heads
3:00 Wire cutters in action
4:17 Coat hanger wire cutting with multiple multitools
5:15 GOAT vs coat hanger wire
6:15 Trying to give GOAT tools feedback
6:31 Plier handles are smooth and comfortable
7:24 "Billboarding"
7:38 Polished the tool tangs
7:48 Scissors are mostly good
9:54 1/4in full sized bit driver
11:09 WHAT IS THE V?
11:48 Fits Leatherman's stupid bits too
12:11 Original plain edge blade
12:40 Blade is NOT one-handed
13:12 This tool is NOT one-handed overall
13:50 3D Printer people should make a thumbstud
14:10 Xacto hobby blade holder
14:29 Hobby blade goes solo
15:20 Seat the hobby blade fully in the handle
15:41 Long tools jamming in the handle
16:05 Saw is probably fine
16:30 Large flathead driver (will eventually break?)
17:10 Bottle opener on Large flathead driver?
17:56 Pocket clip is a better bottle opener
18:07 Medium flathead driver
18:37 2mm Hex driver for total disassembly
19:03 Awl and reamer
19:30 GOAT is not a beginner multitool
21:00 It's not one-handed, come at me
21:49 Other multitools have flaws too
22:52 Price point discussion and comparison to Leatherman Wave+
23:58 I don't know price points or phrases
24:31 3mm and 5mm hex drivers
24:50 S35VN knife blade upgrade is great
25:10 Serrated knife blade is underwhelming
25:47 Safety strap cutter is SO sharp
26:29 Metal file is not good
27:11 Tool blanks idea
27:47 Can opener is mediocre (with demo)
29:07 Titanium scales, but also Copper and Brass options
30:13 Wrap Up
Joe reviews his GOAT (Gear Of All Trades) multitool after 3 weeks of obsession. Every tool got used, things were learned, and it’s all here for you to parse and decide how you want to spend your money.

[@davidbausch6245]

One of the best reviews. Love the direct comparison against the industry leaders. The GOAT has a lot going for it, as long as they take input seriously and thoroughly. Effective wire cutters are a must; should be a clean snip. Effective serrated is a must. Redesign the serrated blade and incorporate the gut hook with it (see Charge +). Otherwise the gut hook has so much wasted space. Effective file is also a must. Fix those and you have yourself a Wave beater. The best part about modular design is once the tool base kinks are worked out, updated tools can be released and replaced individually. Huge possibilities ahead.

[@The_Cholo]

Well said, serrated blades are an absolute no go, there's just nothing they do better than a regular blade and serrations will absolutely keep me from buying a tool/knife, but everything else you said, I'm in full agreement with. (Of course we wont agree on everything, but regardless, you clearly know your multi tools man!)

[@zeewizard7198]

Thank you for telling the truth. A lot of people but kiss companies you don't have to do that tell it how it is. The Goat Tool does have its problems.

[@Skobeloff...]

A common issue on youtube, very prevalent in the EDC community unfortunately. Honest youtubers deserve respect.

[@archieballantine]

Good balanced overview. Basically as I expected: some good, some not so good. Hopefully it will improve in time with better designed tools without having to replace the whole thing!

[@inkiron3907]

You’ll be seeing more internal tools as they release them and as users make them. I may go wild and try everything 😂 we’ll see how it plays out. Thanks for watching

[@johncarriveau4564]

A few things I figured out...I moved the hobby blade to the bit driver side. Then I moved the quick release bar on the other side all the way to the left. There was a washer on that side and I put it between the main blade and the next tool. One hand opening on main blade is way better. Also if you tighten the screws a little everything seems to work a little better.

[@inkiron3907]

I’ll have to try the washer trick, thanks. I had moved my hobby blade to the bit driver side but the plain edge knife couldn’t seem to work well next to the flatheads/reamer tools

[@larrya197140]

​@@inkiron3907please do a video on swapping the lock bar to the other side! That would be helpful..

[@WarRadish]

I like your idea of a blank tool, but as an optional accessory only. Nice review. You demonstrate all the issues clearly and offer solutions too. Well done!

[@inkiron3907]

Definitely blanks as optional accessories. One of the advantages for consumers is you can buy just one tool or blank and swap it in. Massive possibilities there. Thanks for watching 😁

[@MrDkgio]

If you like this you will absolutely love the Roxon Flex

[@FreedomFox1]

Very impressive design. I really hope they improve the hard wire cutting ability (thank you for trying that!)… for anyone doing landscaping-gardening-agriculture, cutting 12-14 gauge steel fencing is a pretty basic requirement. Otherwise, this is a great option for someone working outside, because it’s so much easier to disassemble and clean when needed.

[@michielbuse4386]

As a toolmaker myself, who used to be thinking constantly for solutions to many problems occurring metal working in dies and molding tools as well as machining I would love to give them some advice on changes in design and quality! Great review, would love to compare it to my decades old trusty Swiss Tool, but it indeed needs rethinking on some aspects! Well done!

[@chapulineroenohio5406]

Thank you for your review. Your previous video helped me in fixing the same Issue with the scissors you had, but I also had to put a notch at the bottom where it’s supposed to stop at the cam when opened, it wasn’t engaging at the stop and not letting the spring action to work, Now it works as intended. The wire cutting inserts were loose and not cutting anything so they had to be tightened up and now work better, but they need to change the design because they don’t bypass enough in my opinion. When I got the Goat it was overall really tight, so I had to loosen the screws a bit till I found the sweet spot. I also moved the knife to the other side and it works better now. Like you pointed out, it’s not a one handed deployment multi tool and I don’t think it will ever be due to the clumping of the tools when trying to deploy them. Its main appeal is its modularity and being able to swap its components. Also like you said, for being its first production run is not that bad. Cheers!

[@inkiron3907]

Thanks for the considerate comment. Your scissors were acting up more than mine! Glad you were able to fix them. The cutters could definitely be better, I might try to grind them into a sharper angle. This is definitely a tool for tinkerers. I feel like we’re beta testing the next generation of multitools right now

[@IlmarBeekman]

I love it. Is it perfect? Nope. Is it innovative and useful? YES. my one complaint is that deploying tools feels dated and clunky. Other than that it is excellent as a first attempt. I expect the next version will be even better. Very excited about the direction of this company.

[@inkiron3907]

I have a video in the works about stropping the tools to make them smoother, but they still won’t feel as good as other brands. I’m stoked for new handle tools to come out though

[@IlmarBeekman]

@@inkiron3907 that’s a really good idea. I also wonder if they could pre-fit bronze spacers on the bars to help with the clumping. And like you said, the new tool option is amazing. Improvements to the toolset no longer means buying a new tool. If he can find a way to build the clumping solution into the tools themselves then that would solve just about everything.

[@ryangutierrez5354]

Thanks you for such a great video watched the whole thing!!

[@dcrunicycles]

thank you. your nomenclature vocabulary is educational for me.

[@miked9959]

Nice review. I think you covered everything very well. I have 2 GOAT tools (silver/black) with all of the add-ons. I got in on the Indiegogo campaign early 2023. I'm a multi-tool fanatic so even with its minor problems I thinks its a nice addition to my multi-tool collection. I would add that their support has been really good for me. My scissors broke and they were quick to respond and send me replacement scissors (I paid shipping). GOAT has free 3D printing STL files for the scales so I've had fun printing different scales. They also offer template files for the long and short tools. These are on their website. Thanks for the review and all of your content. I enjoy your channel. Take care!

[@yesmichaels4571]

great review watched in stages just got mine yesterday and appreciate your honesty Initially very disappointed with the tool.I like you love that it is modular and enjoy messing around with it. Time will tell. liked and subscribed.Very much appreciate the video. I learned lots

[@cwsmith17]

Thanks for your video

[@Ashton.everydaycarry]

Don't have one myself, but might get one eventuslly after the kickstarter. I think it's too bad to have a good sized flathead driver that could even be used as a light duty pry bar/scraper, but is limited so much by that huge cutout. Great overview of the tool!

[@inkiron3907]

I mean the flathead could still scrape decently, but twisting it in a fastener seems super sketchy. I’m waiting for more user-created tools to come out and I’m sure I’ll find a nice replacement for that driver. Thanks for watching and commenting! Helps me out 👍

[@diablobrian1]

I agree that blanks to be modified by end user would be FANTASTIC. both a long and a (longer than current length, but clearing the pliers guard) short option. Maybe with different kinds of steel.

[@jimbeswetherick5750]

i amtrying to talk myself into the idea of buy a GOAT while they are at thus price point. The blades will be refined and iseas will result in new styles but the main thing is the interchangability. In my view that makes this tool about 3X more valuable than even my Leatherman Surge. I have flexibility of some things i can do but i am limited that i can not remove a blade to use like the GOAT and if i want to change it into a cullinary multitool or a camping multitool with knife/fork/shallow spoon i can do it because i have the genius frame. A gentlemans grooming insert with comb and file and scissors and tweezers....the customization possibilities are endless. Because of its core design! Yup....i think im honna get one and then let the company catch up with a ton of options we can each buy to make it our own! Have fun everyone!

[@upside-down_pineapple]

I wish there was a t-shank adapter available, a la leatherman. Also, I wish the pliers had a finer tip, the scissors as well and the wire cutters had a better steel - cpm 154 or even high hardness aeb-l. The frame needs to be a half inch or so longer, so a longer saw, blade, etc. can be housed. A titanium frame and pocket clip would be nice...perhaps in version 2.0?

[@bills.2214]

Very nice review, courteous attention to detail. I am not in the market for this brand of tool, because I feel the usefulness of the Surge is hard to displace. I recently purchased some accessories from Leatherman, and the Sight Adjuster/Bit Driver is awesome! The Bits do not fall out because of the magnet, and the extender really does add capability to the screwing tasks I have done, IMO. Another awesome accessory is the metal saw blade that Leatherman sells. I think it's for a Mut w/the Exchange a Blade. The blade although a little on the stubby side, worked very nicely for sawing off extra threads from a machine screw (although it probably used more calories than a regular coping saw blade length would). My next foray would be to turn the large flat screwdriver on the Surge into a Chisel. Now see, if Leatherman would allow this service to be done, or sell such tools to add them, like GOAT...sigh. My problem is I have never messed w/security torx, and don't really want to.

[@billybunter3753]

Don't worry about messing with the T10 security torx screws on your Surge. You just need two of them. It was my first time using the torx screws and it was very easy. I actually like having the tools on my Surge tight so I tightened them up a little. Perfect!

[@Mr.deacle]

Just got mine yesterday and I agree with all your criticisms, but I'm still having fun messing with it. I think mine already came with the main blade installed next to the bit driver, where it works better. That V thing is uncomfortable though. File is VERY bad; grooves on the sides aren't deep enough and I think it might not be properly heat treated, but the edge cutting capabilities seem like they could be a little better. I wonder if the flathead is designed that way so that it fails instead of some other part of the frame failing. Was it ever marked as a bottle opener? I've never seen that and definitely wasn't able to get mine to work as one. I thought the can opener was a combo tool to also open bottles, and that was the only bottle opener we were getting. I made my order before that piece was available.

[@inkiron3907]

I had moved my blade next to the awl/flatheads, etc. after the first week and it started behaving differently. The original position next to the bit driver seems best now that I went back. Yeah I need to know wtf that V is 😂 so odd. The file is surprisingly bad. Somebody in a Shorts comment told me the driver was supposed to double as a bottle opener. I’d never heard about that, and I think they were probably just making it up because it doesn’t work like that. The can opener will open bottles, it just stabs the cap first, much like a Leatherman Surge

[@HermanAxtelius]

Blank "tools" for both the short and long implements would be awesome! Great review also!

[@inkiron3907]

I hope they consider it, I think it’d be easy to mass produce. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching 😁

[@candyquahogmarshmallow8257]

I've been thinking of getting this tool for the last month but after your review I'm giving it a miss. Like you said, there are lots of good points about it but there seemed too many bad points that I know I'd be disappointed after recieving it. Many in a year's time when the problems have been ironed out but not right now. Very honest review mate, cheers.

[@jimimurray9601]

How are you supposed to buy it in the uk does anyone know I have looked quite a large amount but just can’t find it for sale anywhere?

[@inkiron3907]

They are still fulfilling Kickstarter and IndieGoGo campaign orders. I think October/November they’re hoping to open up retail sales. I hope they won’t be hard to find once they’ve moved past this fulfillment process

[@jimimurray9601]

@@inkiron3907 That makes sense thank you

[@danielmaine8164]

Wire cutters, there's not enough space behind the blades for them to cut through. // scissors open them to place back in tool. // goat could make other 1/4 driver's since they are swappable. Some people need friction non magnetic. // Yes we need thumb studs! // hobby blade moving to side fix tighten pivot screw. // the goat is definitely the tool for modders and people who want specific tools. // serrated blade sharpens up easily. // the file is just sad // good video thank you.

[@archieballantine]

Opening and closing the tools bit of a bind (no pun intended). Some of the tools substandard (IMHO): 2mm hex, awl) Steel seems quite soft? Also been trying to install the brass scales for two days, still struggling removing one of the screws. Tried everything so far: WD-40, hammering on screw head. Stuck solid! Any ideas?

[@inkiron3907]

You could try heat on the screw head. A wood burning tool or soldering iron is the most targeted way to apply heat. The threadlocker should yield with heat above 140F so it won’t take long. Heat 10-15 sec then try the screw again. If it doesn’t work after a few attempts you’ll have to try something else 😅

[@archieballantine]

@@inkiron3907 thanks for the tip, i did try with boiling water without any luck, probably not hot enough.

[@BlueSpirit.]

❓My first multi is that Victorinox. I love it and it’s so pretty. Has the Sog power pint fixed the blade issue? I want a smaller, lighter tool. Thanks for a really good review and comparison. I’m considering the Goat because I like to tinker, however I may wait for some improvements. I really like your style! ⚙️🛠️

[@deniznarin]

Do you have a recommended multitool with a hammer side like signal? İ want to buy the best one, which one do you suggest?

[@andrewfett142]

First time using safety cutter. Very good & sharp.

[@inkiron3907]

Yours too? Nice!

[@andrewfett142]

@@inkiron3907 👍🏼

[@munch15a]

So if I want to add there metal file what would I need to give up for it?

[@Zoofactory]

I like the idea of a blank. Looking for a multi-tool I can customize for motorcycle use (Torx, Allen, feeler gauge, etc). Looking forward to a GOAT even with the challenges of a new product. ❤

[@thevineclimber]

So I'm about 30 seconds into this video which I somehow missed when you put it out but I have to say thank you, my friend thank you for saying what I didn't say in a way I couldn't have said it anyway. I'm sure the rest of your video is good too. And I can't wait to watch It. But I just had to leave a comment to say thanks from all the female people!!❤❤❤😂 #tools4all

[@inkiron3907]

I’m glad you appreciate it 😁 it gets on my nerves when tools are seen as “man only” items. I have a small voice in this hobby so I feel an obligation to be real about this stuff. My mother taught me to use tools. I’m not trying to keep anybody away from working with their hands and expanding their creativity.

[@thevineclimber]

@inkiron3907 You know, your video actually helped me a bit with this. Because I have wanted to get one of these multi tools, but I haven't probably mostly because of that whole gentleman thing. But your video pointed out that they actually changed what they were doing, and I don't feel like I need to "punish" them for a corrected mistake!! Also, nice job with the Arc!!!

[@GeertSawek]

Got mine yesterday. Maybe because of my experience of carry a P Series for quite some time, ive found that with a few readjustments of tool position, I can use this thing one handed without much issue. Moved the lever away from the knife blade so the knife comes out pretty much like a Wave's. Most difficult part is unlocking the tool one-handed. You need some grip strength.

[@inkiron3907]

I found some washers that are doing what I want

[@6T7T9]

My first ever multitool was vic's spirit (butter knife) loved it.and was stolen after 4 years ...then i bought the vic's spirit mx as a replacement.....really missing the butter serrated knife tho

[@dennisvazquez2140]

Thanks for the review. I agree with the need for a thumb stud on the main blade but that might impact moving the blade to other locations on the multi-tool. I agree it's a good first effort from GOAT Tools and agree with your comparison to the Leatherman Free P4 and how the Free P4 is kind of disappointing for Leatherman after 40 years of manufacturing multi-tools (especially after comparing it to the recently released Leatherman Garage #5). I assumed some of the tools - like the can/bottle opener were good without trying them out yet so your review helped. Your review of multi-tool can openers is probably the best (if not only) KZbin video comparing can openers.

[@inkiron3907]

An easily swappable thumbstud would be a huge win for this tool. Given that the knife is probably not going to move for me now, I’d be willing to permanently affix a stud. The P4 paved the way for the Garage #5 and upcoming Arc tools so I just hope that the GOAT leads to a nicely refined GOAT 2.0 that I could recommended to anybody. The GOAT is still easily recommendable to those who tinker with their multitools. Yo thanks for recognizing that I actually use the tools! I’m glad it’s helpful. I went years with Multitool can and bottle openers that I hadn’t used and one day I just started doing it and it’s been informative. I used to get comments saying I didn’t know about those inner tools. When I started video demos everyone went quiet 😂

[@alexiphone4132]

@@inkiron3907 ARK based in freeP series is great, goat can be open one hand, not closed.....

[@chriscolameco6850]

Stranded, would be curious to see how it cuts 12/2

[@billmacfarlane8864]

Just a thought, could you turn the hobby blade around 180 degrees so the point was down inside the handle for storage

[@inkiron3907]

That sounds like an ideal fix, thank you! 😯

[@billmacfarlane8864]

@inkiron3907 You are welcome, and thanks for the review

[@da300mann2]

I really like the idea of the GOAT, but like you, I think it needs a little more time.

[@johncarriveau4564]

Just tried moving the lock bar to the inside of the outer tools. It kind of works like a washer. I can one hand open all tools with little to no clumping.

[@inkiron3907]

That is awesome, I’d like to try that. I love a solution without extra parts!

[@johncarriveau4564]

@@inkiron3907 looks like you can only do it on the scissor side. it screws up the lock mechanism on the other side but it still solves getting the lock bar out of the way of the main blade/xacto depending on if you do the swap .

[@larrya197140]

​@@inkiron3907I'd like to see a video on that I'm thinking of doing that!

[@michaeldoleman]

Not a bad idea, and it's interesting, but for now I don't see any way it's replacing my Wave. Maybe in the future when they correct some of the issues you mention. Thanks for the review.

[@Alwazo]

Goat is manufactured by NexTool and it is visible on some tools and especially pliers has NexTool "stamp" ;) You could additionally show bending resistance of the pliers jaws. It seems that should be same or little weaker than Flagship Pro and much weaker than Flagship Captain and much weaker than any Leatherman of course.

[@inkiron3907]

Woah looks like I need to go over this with a fine tooth comb now. Thanks for the tips. I’m not sure what you mean by “bending” exactly. Should I try bending metal with them?

[@Alwazo]

@@inkiron3907 try to bend some small and bigger nails; this should show us the strength of the pliers;)

[@BOMBPHONICS]

I hope this thing does well so we see what they'll become until then wave plus for me all day, everyday

[@julius_K90]

I have bled for this today but got it working the way I wanted, key takeaways are: * the washer diameter on the blade side is too small and that's why blade gets stuck behind plier shroud, solution: replacing with bigger washer * you don't have to have modular switch on top of the blade, I have relocated it to opposite side and I can open the knife with no fuss with my right hand, in this case you should move washer to where modular switch was as otherwise knife has a weaker locking * make sure to unlock scissors fully before closing them, mine broke, but warranty was awesome, only have to pay shipping * scisors have a small bump on one side and don't like most of other tools to be from that side * hobby blade also needs a bit of space on either side * seen somewhere that the back side of pliers (where hammer is) can be used for for opening beers * bit driver side doesn't have small washer I mentioned and that's why knife is more stable there in the video also my first multitool and my first day with it, will see how my changes translate into real life scenarios aand I'm bleeding again 😁😁😁😁 all in all still pretty happy with it 🤘🤘gotta go now to clean up blood 😁😁😁

[@dominicl8261]

The thoroughness is excellent! I will say this...440C is waaaay better than 440A so it may be important to make the distinction.

[@inkiron3907]

Good to note that distinction

[@upside-down_pineapple]

440 series really?! It isn't the 80's. I would gladly swap a little less corrosion resistance for higher hrc/toughness/wear resistance - aeb-l, 14c28n, even 154 cm.

[@Hi-ru4qm]

I’d love there to be a blank tool

[@TheStoyanbahchevanov]

Hi, it's difficult to be on same level of the wave or victorinox. Even Leatherman couldn't do that with the Free, despite the fact it's a good tool. Maybe with Arc. I agree this tool is for people who've seen it all and want to try something different. Cheers 👍

[@inkiron3907]

Agreed, and I’m definitely one of the people who bought it for being different. The differences are mostly good. I think the next generation of modular tools is going to be awesome because this GOAT tool exists!

[@TheStoyanbahchevanov]

@inkiron3907 I think the same. Especially if the big brands have a take. I'm not sure about victorinox though. It will take a while, they have now mx clip, so maybe 20 years and they'll step in as well 😂. Do you have update on the mx clip? I've got one, I love it. When camping I go back to my wave+. I love them both, you can't have just one 😂😂. Cheers 👍

[@alexiphone4132]

​@@TheStoyanbahchevanov I don't think so, if any of the big brands want to go modular, they will do it in a different way., after 4 month of use, my goat, is not in good shape, and was never a reliable tool, idk how much longer the pivot pins where you swap tools, can last without a mark, scatch, bending or something... my screws are already lose, the tool wont close, it can be adjusted, yes, that kills the screws and the pivot rod... so at the end, i don't believe is reliable.... 75% of the tools in goat are just BAD.

[@paulbyland]

I saw someone on youtube that carved a little bit of the metal from behind the metal cutters. It let them cut MUCH better. Edit: It was HVAC Budget: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKPcoaZ8nriYpJY

[@shawnlavigne9069]

It's primitive right now, but there's a lot of promise for the future. If it can get rolling.

[@Skobeloff...]

Hardcore timestamping in the description!

[@inkiron3907]

Yeah I haven’t mastered it… I overthink it 😂

[@nestoworks3402]

Everyones cutting it slack because theyre doing something new. But idk i feel like it should be better after 5 years and half a million dollars in funding

[@inkiron3907]

Leatherman’s Free P4 has a good locking system and half-assed toolset. That’s like 40 years experience and countless millions in revenue and engineering teams behind it. Expecting perfection is a losing game in the multitool industry. After handling 19+ multitools myself, I know trade-offs are to be expected, because they can’t be avoided.

[@andrewcheadle948]

​@@inkiron3907I had high hopes of the P4. Then when I saw what toolset they had put in it, I just thought f*ck! Waiting on the GOAT to be shipped. Seemed a better way to spend my money than on the P4!

[@naota3k]

The "V" that you mention you don't know the purpose of - could it be a nail-puller? The V shape might be proud like that in order to fit a nail's head underneath so you can lever it out.

[@chriscolameco6850]

The flathead "cutout" isn't a bottle opener that's a nut driver

[@upside-down_pineapple]

And yes, the reamer is disappointing... sure you can sharpen the edge and drill a small hole to make it a proper awl but would be much better if it came as is....

[@garypotter5569]

Why doesn't anyone ever talk about simple rim oil before talking about brass spacers?

[@inkiron3907]

I don’t want that on my tool, so that’s why I don’t talk about it. Pretty simple.

[@upside-down_pineapple]

Or nano oil. better yet vancron 40 washers/spacers but that would cost a small fortune 😂

[@aluminumx]

The only thing I don't like is the multiple ways of unlocking the same tool....

[@itsjustrichard6503]

Great review, and great video! Interesting that you say they’re not ideal as a beginners tool. As I myself am a beginner looking for their first multi tool, and the goat was probably highest on my current research list as it’s one of a few multi tools that can be made into a uk carry legal multi tool (without a locking blade) especially with the modularity of the tool, allowing me to discover what tools I need day to day and being able to swap them around. Or would you say it’s not a beginners tool yet, due to the lack of experience that the company has had compared to Leatherman who’ve had many years to know what to do. Just curious to learn more about your thoughts :)

[@andrewfett142]

👍🏼cutters are disappointing. Screw too big, cutters don’t overlap enuff. I think not much room to overlap with different little cutter inserts unless they redesign the plier head. Hobby blade is gonna get somebody. I’m also making vids. Not as professional as you🙂 but showing what I’m experiencing in multiple vids. I subscribed.

[@inkiron3907]

I mean technically they could make a new plier head and it could be swapped out which is not ideal, but I’ve never see another company do that! If I figure out a fix for the hobby blade wiggle I’ll post it. Haha I’m no professional, all my video making is just 5 years of trial and error. I run the whole channel off a phone. A good mic and editing app go a long way. Oh and definitely make Shorts. Hope that helps and I’ll check out your content 👍

[@andrewfett142]

@@inkiron3907 thank you sir. Yep I do everything from my phone. Had to watch a vid on how to make a playlist just now😆 Thanks again.

[@shermine898]

The file being that bad makes me worry about everything else

[@mikehenthorn1778]

ok your review has convinced me to not get this tool. the file is a deal breaker for me. i use them all the time. i think i will stick with the bilbury wave knock offs. i want this to be great. i do hvac trade work on boilers and chillers. there are lots of times i need my multi tool to get a job done.

[@alexiphone4132]

After 4 month of using GOAT: this will be your secondary multitool, if you manage to put in, tools you don't have in your main. the Locking is bad, tool open by itself because the plier spring ( no magnets), sv35n blade is good. scissors, the spring don't go in place, you need to manually push it. wood saw= Really BAD, Plier= mmmf so so. File= extremely BAD, (i prefer any chinesse one)can opener = the worst ever. locking system, BAD, belt pouch, doesn't have room for all the extra tools you can purchase, so on the go, no hot swap tools. Hex are OK, hobby cutter= be careful some time wont totaly close, point out = DANGEROUS. not one hand operation. rimer= bad shape, bad angle, screwdriver= it's ok, comes with double philips, safety cutter, works for a month daily use, then dull, can opener= use a lighter. Brass scales looks awesome. scale screws= cheap, 2 time use, look for replacement screws. flat screwdrivers, are ok. the extra tools you can purchase wont fit, some need 1mm washers (not provided).still use my P4, and swiss champ. GOAT in my EDC backpack, as secondary or idk, maybe for some redundancy needed (2 pliers) overall= medium/bad, for the money you get way better options that last a life, not this one. not at all. $215 (with extras) just for ... nothing...

[@Skobeloff...]

Overall it looks quite good, overpriced and far from perfect though.

[@bobartig]

I have the same Victorinox Spirit MX, which I've never used for anything, and it has the same double-notch hard cutters. The SOG Pint has the gear ratio leverage, the LM and Vik have hard wire notches. The GOAT has neither, and that's probably at least part of why the coat hanger is so hard to get through.

[@inkiron3907]

Cool I just didn’t know how notched they were at the start 😂 I look at a lot of tools. Someone on Reddit mentioned these are “anvil” cutters and not “bypass” cutters. More mashing, less snipping, which makes sense given how they perform

[@lf2334]

8:13. Psychopath.

[@candyquahogmarshmallow8257]

Yeah that's true you don't have to gender tools but you also don't need to care/worry if they are gendered.

[@johnsanford3596]

"No need to gender tools..." !?!?!! As Elon Musk said, "GFY".

[@holelabsllc668]

What, no bottle opener??

[@upside-down_pineapple]

Do we really need a bottle opener haha.