Favorite Sog Multi-Tool For 2025!

[@BladeToolChronicles]

Awesome breakdown! The SOG PowerAccess really stands out for its smooth operation and pocket-friendly design. I completely get the appeal of a tool that’s fidget-worthy-it’s not just about the functionality but the overall experience. Your comparison with the Leatherman Bond and Skeletal was super helpful; it gives a clear perspective on where the PowerAccess shines. This kind of versatility at such a budget-friendly price makes it a solid choice for everyday carry. Great video!

[@hvacbudget8600]

@@BladeToolChronicles Thanks!!

[@richardsullivan1776]

Happy New Year Mr. Kincaid. This channel is the most dangerous and best multitool channel in America. You convince people to spend money and get in trouble on a subconscious level. You mean very well though. God bless you and your family sir.

[@hvacbudget8600]

@@richardsullivan1776 Thanks Richard! Have a great New Year!

[@benlovlov6558]

I'm a custodian at a community college. My daily carry is the power access and the white handled Ozark Trail folder. These two tools have come in handy so many times. The SOG power access is a great every day multitool.

[@hvacbudget8600]

@@benlovlov6558 I agree! Great to hear it works good for you as well!

[@arsgamer]

SOG PowerPint with a Steinwhale 10in1 Short Stubby Mini Screwdriver (the double-sided bits and adapter) for the win.

[@focusonthefocus]

I have the Deluxe and it is my favorite of the collection. Great fun topic.

[@focusonthefocus]

Have you heard of anyone modifying the blade or adding their own higher quality? I know there isn’t much room, but yeah, the blade is not that useful. I would rather have a blade similar to the Powerpint.

[@Alienking01]

the PowerPint is my favorite small Multi-Tool

[@blade9292]

I prefer the deluxe 😊 it's the same tool with more tools my only complaint against the tool is the lack of scissors but add a dakoyu scissors and you have a nice complement.

[@gallowaystx]

I agree with your assessment of this tool. It’s unfairly maligned in the tool review world. I think it’s misunderstood. I have a skeletool and a bond and would argue that in spite of its inferior build quality it as a far more useful tool load out and it is super pocketable. I actually find the knife blade to be just fine, it’s skinniness is no bother as the cutting edge is just fine. I’m not going to be using it to cut cheese but for opening boxes and unrefined cutting tasks it is great. If there is any upside to “bad” steel is that it can be brought back to sticky sharp with just a couple of passes on a stone or strop. I prefer it to my powerpint - it’s far more appropriately sized to do useful things in the real world. The pliers are probably the best in class. “Favorite” is the best way to describe it. It is my favorite SOG and one of my favorite edc multitools. In fairness my other favorite is the old poweraccess so what do I know. They are both just charming when you spend time with them. Thank you for the wonderful video.

[@hvacbudget8600]

@@gallowaystx Great way to summarize it's good qualities!!

[@unfi6798]

SOG multitool is good.

[@coltonmandell4829]

The SOG Power Access and Victorinox Manager live in my wallet. The Roxon Flex Companion and Ozark Grail live in my pockets for EDC. Nothing I can't tackle with those 4 tools.

[@hvacbudget8600]

@@coltonmandell4829 Great combo!!

[@atomicsmith]

That’s interesting. I like the power pint pliers, but the internal cools are hard to access and aren’t very good (except the file and precision flat head). This looks like the tools are easier to deploy…

[@ricardoflores9187]

SOG deberia introducir un equipo de alta gama.. seria genial su apertura de pinzas con materiales de mucho mejor calidad. pero por el momento esta bien en su segmento.

[@hvacbudget8600]

True.

[@KoJaksKranium]

I lost a Power Access and replaced it with a Power Pint. The Pint is an awesome little tool that I carry every day at work. I do love my SOG products, but I have an honest observation to make. The "gear drive" is non-functional, by my figuring. Use some basic geometry and picture the gear placement. It doesn't seem like they would intermesh. The leverage seems to be from the double plier joint. Any opinions?

[@hvacbudget8600]

I need to study it more. I know when Swisstech used a similar system for their double headed pliers people made a similar observation.

[@x777x13]

0:44 what the Bit Driver ? - liked it

[@thorin693]

Looks like the ozark trail bit driver.

[@x777x13]

@@thorin693 Thank you very much.

[@PhyNxFyre]

I got a black one off Amazon on sale and there's rust in the pivots, could barely open anything because they're so stiff. All the angles dig into the hand during use and all the tools (especially the file) have a sharp outward facing corner that serve no purpose other than to poke and scratch your hand. Would not recommend.

[@Baggytrousers27]

Now for the hard questions. Is it worth it to spend another $15-30 on the deluxe to get the saw, serrated blade, and 1/4 inch socket tool?

[@hvacbudget8600]

@@Baggytrousers27 I don't think so. I like either the Sog PowerAccess or the Large PowerAccessAssist. The Deluxe is to heavy for it's thin tools and to small for heavy duty use.

[@Baggytrousers27]

@hvacbudget8600 Fair enough. Had a wonderful dream the other day about one of the chinese companies selling a cross between the swisstech 30 in 1 double plier and the sheffield plier/side cutter tool, so you had a compound action fencing plier/side cutter multitool that could flip open like a sog or a free series.

[@hvacbudget8600]

@Baggytrousers27 Sounds amazing!!

[@christianlaker248]

Would be perfect if it had scissors, really like my powerpint, would like a bigger version.

[@hvacbudget8600]

@@christianlaker248 Exactly!

[@gallowaystx]

@@christianlaker248 this essentially is that. The scissors on the PowerPint are so poor that I wonder if they are even worth it

[@ToolTechGeek]

Nice to see some love for this SOG tool. I recently got one and liked it very much. To add scissors I carry a Dakoyu foldable one with a pocket clip (which also has a little ruler printed on the side).

[@hvacbudget8600]

@ToolTechGeek Very cool!

[@andrewfett142]

👍🏼

[@MrDkgio]

Yes, but at least if you lost the arc, you now know it’s not worth buying it again 😜

[@hvacbudget8600]

@@MrDkgio LOL!!

[@TheBentastic]

It pretty much OK in today's standards. Nothing is beefy about it. It's 'geared' towards fine work and small tasks. People say the best multitool is the one that's on your person. It will do the job just fine.

[@hvacbudget8600]

@@TheBentastic I think I'm just a bit addicted to the Sog compound leverage "cool" factor LOL!

[@KungFuTweety1]

No scissors.....

[@hvacbudget8600]

@@KungFuTweety1 Very true. I do usually always carry a Victorinox classic or the Nextool equivalent with scissors on my keychain to cover that area.