Leatherman Surge Ultimate organizer and kit: ratchet, socket set, bit kit, measuring tape

[@todd.parker]

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[@mercuryrising9174]

You may already know but SKINTH SOLUTIONS. They make all kinds of pouches. Anything you want all sizes. Edit: those camera bags fall apart I've tried them. Now don't get me wrong I've not bought any skinth pouches but it's all Ive found that is a good custom option that hand made for gear by a guy who couldn't find what he wanted so he made it his self.

[@mercuryrising9174]

You may already know but SKINTH SOLUTIONS. They make all kinds of pouches. Anything you want all sizes.

[@iratevagabond204]

You may already be aware of this, but there are these cool sockets I bought off Amazon callled "Gator Grip". There are two different sized versions, both USA made. They work in a pinch and I carry mine with me everywhere alongside my SOG multitool (has a standard bit holder center mounted, which is nice). Just to warn you, they are are awesome, but they aren't a replacement for my SK set, nor the Wright set I inherited from my grandfather. I also don't much care if I lose one of my Gator Grips.

[@todd.parker]

I looked at those but heard very mixed things. Seems the universal socket worked for you so that’s great

[@wheatdevon]

good kit. I suggest maybe a small many 16's crescent that opens to 3/4" and a Japanese crescent wrench. I often carry those two and have some other tools and I fix multi-million dollar machines sometimes with just what's in my pockets. I have been looking for a new multi tool. and based upon this review I will now carry the surge in my EDC fix most shit kit. . *thank you*.

[@rg3412]

As a portable kit, to be tossed in a car or a truck, this is brilliant

[@curlcurllocal]

Wow that is a Shyte loaf of tools in your pocket, love it

[@todd.parker]

I like to overdo everything

[@LoneWarrior.]

Elegant, efficient and extremely prepared. Every type of man needs one of these. This will save yours or someone else's life. Beautiful. Really good thinking. Thank you for including all the links.

[@todd.parker]

Glad you liked it, was a lot of fun figuring this out

[@ohanaross-roberts97]

Lmao, how the hell would it save someone’s life?

[@LoneWarrior.]

@@ohanaross-roberts97 I smell the scent of a man who pays people to do things for him like oil changes and laundry. If you don't understand the why, that's ok. That means you aren't meant to and its not knowledge the type of person you are would possess. Carry on. Good journey.

[@tyleredwards6489]

🤣🤣🤣

[@ohanaross-roberts97]

@@LoneWarrior. lmao I work construction, and do all the work on my two motorcycles and car myself.

You really need a medium Pelican case with custom foam cutouts for everything. No sacrifices, no compromises!!!

[@samnottheotherone4363]

Might have to try this for a car kit, my everyday needs are met by my Wave+

[@monkeytonker4637]

Gotta love the surge, I have a problem with multi tools in that I am addicted to them. Great vlog.

[@Jand56]

Yes sir I’m also addicted

[@Jand56]

Not vlog multi tool addicted

[@EagleOne49]

Excellent video! I can see that watching your videos will be costing me money, in a good way! Thanks.

[@todd.parker]

Ha, sorry...not sorry

[@Oooo-bi7bi]

Had my surge for 6 months. I think it’s time to get the bit kit. Got myself a dremel , so now have quite a lot of capabilities with my first home tool kit. Still impressed by Leather mans build quality and company customer service.

[@jenniferhill1750]

Hi Todd. A very useful tool. I got mine from my dad. Use it extensively. Saved a racing car from burning out(long story). Keep it close by for self defence when walking or hiking.

[@rrrimve]

What a blessing to witness your journey to such a well put together tool kit for a Men ❤

[@Raja.Subramanian]

You sir, are a gentleman and a scholar! I've had my Supertool for the past 20 year and never dreamt of replacing it. I have ordered the Surge :-) This is the best Leatherman video ever. Thanks!

[@todd.parker]

Wow, that's quite a compliment. Enjoy!

[@petrstejnar5682]

This is one of the best videos about Leatherman Surge. Thank you very much

[@ChristopherFinn-r8p]

Been on a similar search for a good case lately for the same reason, and didn't think about camera pouches. Brilliant idea!

[@elvagar]

that is an amazing mini toolkit ... I have to make one like that for myself

[@Mettalchin]

Perfect, compact kit. If you're not too particular about the blade sheath being tied up along with the bit kits, you can just keep that separate and lay it diagonally to avoid that extra long wood blade from poking through the case 😉

[@chadjazeera9960]

Definitely one of the better edc kits I've seen! Very cool! 👍

[@adonikam1]

EXCELLENT EXCELLENT EXCELLENT EXCELLENT VIDEO I SUBSCRIBED!! You made my decision to purchase the Surge very much easier. I'm going to be a copy cat! Lol. Everyone says I wear a bat belt and laughs anyway. Yet when they need something I'm the first one they ask! Thank you...

[@TheDrainoor]

THANK YOU! I've been scouring the net, trying to figure out a way to never be unprepared, but not walk about with a 30kg bag of tools and this is exactly that! Great video! you've earned yourself a subscription from me!

[@todd.parker]

Glad it was helpful!

[@im2yz4u17]

OMG. This is exactly the type of tool set that I want for EDC. I can pull out the Surge for actual carry but have the kit for bike rides, hiking, backpacking, etc. More importantly, I can get a bicycle multi-tool separately and bike repair kit to put in my rack for longer rides on my trike. Amazing. I will start gathering the items now. The primary reason for the Surge is the replaceable saw blades. You can find sets with different teeth per inch for differing projects or results. Adding in the fire starter was genius. I might even find that replacement whistle from the outdoor version to pop in there in case I ride over a cliff.

[@todd.parker]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Dingdongwitchisdead]

I just ordered most of what was on your list. I needed a small kit that could do 80-90% of jobs I do at work, and fit in a go bag. Thanks. Edit: I just received my Surge and I am absolutely in Awe of how sharp the blade came. I don’t think I’ve ever received a knife that would shave hair out of the box. The fit and finish of the tool is pristine. For 3/4 of the transformation it is smooth, last quarter is where everything tightens into place. There is absolutely no wiggle or flex. It is a straight up beast of a tool. It fit perfectly into a leather pancake holster I bought for a Gerber Suspension. I barely notice the extra weight between Suspension and Surge when it’s on my Kore Gun belt. Although I wanted the Black and stainless version, I have to say the all stainless is a beauty. It really is nice tool of marvel and ingenuity. My only regret is not buying it years sooner. But I suspect this will last me into my old age.

[@jimbeaux89]

I carry a lot of these tools including the surge itself in a belt pack from maxpedition that I keep on my hip whenever I leave the house. It’s nice to see someone else carrying similar equipment with them as I do.

[@todd.parker]

Cool, we're gear bros

[@teedee3879]

This kind of pouch is EXACTLY what I've been envisioning in my head! Thanks for the great ideas!

[@statarama]

excellent video Todd! I am a long time surge fan, it's got me through many a job. One technique I use is opening the tool halfway into an L-shape when using the screwdriver. It can give some good leverage. The only thing that finally broke it was opening coconuts in the Philippines! First the knife to cut off the husk, then I would use the awl to punch a hole and then the saw to cut a window to drink the coconut water inside. Even then it didn't break fully just got loose and they still replaced it for free.

[@nhlcfl7733]

Awesome, practical, ...complete. Thank you Todd for sharing this well thought through assembly. Today is the eve of my purchase of the Surge (lost/misplaced my 20 yr. old Schrade M-T), and after some research, this video helps cements the idea that this is a slam dunk choice as my Multi-tool going forward. Robert.

[@freeshybreeze]

Todd you've inspired me to upgrade to this toolkit configuration you have going on and let me just say as a low voltage tech the leatherman surge and the accessories it comes with gets you by pretty far..but this toolkit..man this toolkit replaces half the things in my tool bag while being on my belt Thank you for sharing this to the world 🌎

[@RB-xv4si]

I think you’ve got it a little bit twisted, sir. Leatherman does not make professional tools. They are intended to be more of a last resort in emergency situations. I’m an electrician and would never use my leatherman on a job. Professionals use dedicated tools. Seeing a fellow electrician or any other tradesman use one of these on a job would be absolutely cringe-worthy.

[@nickwaude6453]

I thoroughly enjoyed your in depth review on how much the Surge is capable of doing with a few extra add on's, such as saw blades and sockets. Plus the camera bag as a handy tool bag. Anything more would really defeat the purpose of a pocket carry multi-tool. Next level: Snap-On Top cab and Leatherman's world beater. The inbuilt air compressor and TIG welder.

[@newenglandscrambler2262]

So I spent weeks going through this exact same process. Exact same tools. Exact same problems, but trying to find something that will fit nicely and organized in a motorcycle tank bag. I was at the "maybe a camera bag will work" step when KZbin decided to recommend your video. Perfect.

[@todd.parker]

Jinx. You gotta love the KZbin algorithm

[@merlin4809]

I recently purchased a surge as an EDC/just in case tool to bring along on motorcycle rides. But thanks to your ideas, I can make that kit much more useful to carry along on the bike. Thanks!

[@cochiez]

Dude I love this. I don’t need the sockets but I’ll be duplicating the rest of your kit. Well done 👍

[@bauhausoffice]

Actually I gave this another whirl and I must say a super comprehensive video. I think it has inspired me to build my own. Thanks a bunch Todd

[@Bodhi1satva]

Terrific ideas! I’ve slowly been adding accessories to my Surge as well and this looks like just the thing I need to keep everything together so I don’t have to go looking for things. Thanks!

[@nathandkreosote9917]

Oh it's you again, boomer

[@vincentbarreiro7036]

the best video I've seen on you tube, top presentation of the organization around the Letherman Surge! really informative and smart! exactly what i was looking for. finally someone who organizes and optimizes thinking around a portable tool, thanks for the really great tips!!! cheer

[@todd.parker]

Wow, thanks!

[@michaelhayward9532]

My Surge years ago came with the older stretchy pouch that is a combo of both those newer ones and with more compartments but no bigger. I have all shown there, minus the sockets, plus a small set of 1/4'' bits with a ratchet wrench in the front, another Skeletal Leatherman on a side pocket for 2 pliers, a 4'' adjustable wrench and a firestarter on the other side, My Surge slides in an out easily, I carry my flashlight separately, my buddy loves it.That's a cool setup you have,

[@todd.parker]

Your setup sounds great. Maybe I just got a bad pouch but it was super disappointing.

[@wientz]

I really like this . Thanks. I carry a leatherman and use it hourly when not asleep. I learned a lot from this and will definitely use these ideas. One difference that I will make is that I would carry two pouches on my belt. One with the leatherman and nothing else.. for a quick grab or snip or slice, and another bulkier pouch with all those great accessories that are so necessary, but only on a daily or weekly basis.

[@todd.parker]

Good idea. You could also just pocket carry it with a small sheath for accessories. I'd recommend skipping the sockets - it's pretty heavy on a belt!

[@vadillo1]

MacGyver just called. He demands a re-do of all his episodes armed with your toolkit.

[@---Michael---]

Plot twist: it makes him so mighty that he achieves World domination during the first two seasons

[@harindergill7221]

😄👍

[@thepathnotfound]

Worked with a fella that was in love with that show, he constantly made references to ‘MacGyver’. This from a guy that would struggle to open the hood on his vehicle. Never watched the show. Lol

[@TheMountainMongrel]

That would be an overkill. MacGyver is totally fine with hair pin.

[@mowgli2071]

​@@TheMountainMongrel * and Swiss army knife

[@elderhiker7787]

Thanks a million. I have a similar set-up for my Leatherman Wave+. But it doesn’t have the saws or the sockets. So, I may have to rethink this a bit and switch to the Surge kit as you have done. Well done. You are a role model for us all. Thanks a million.😊

[@todd.parker]

Very welcome!

[@martinmcdonald585]

Hi Todd, Real neat presentation. I am going to make up ur pouch for my 15-year-old surge. Tx & God Bless

[@merak6395]

Wow this opens to me and my surge a whole new World of possibilities

[@walley2637]

i also carry a Surge daily for the past 6yrs. i also make my own file sets by grinding the but end to the shape of the bosh blades. a small flashlight and space pen complete the set.

[@jdd4153]

This is probably the best tool edc idea/video I have ever watched! Excellent idea/work!

[@todd.parker]

Wow, thanks!

[@jimmybonifacio6734]

Thanks for posting! I have a similar setup, with full sized allen hex and sockets in TITANIUM ! saves my hip & knee and discovered that I walk more straight without side of pants falling! (true story) Thanks and cheers!

[@stoneseabolt]

Hmmmm, my Surge that I bought at Bass Pro shop about 2 years ago came with the leather sheath that has pockets on both sides as well as a slot inside to keep a few extra saw-blades and a bit kit! I keep a little flashlight and a Fisher space pen in the two side pockets. With a pen, all the tools on the surge, and a flashlight it's like the ultimate EDC tool for most uses. :) Leatherman makes some great stuff. With how many times I've been super glad to have it with me it was totally worth the $95 it cost. And I have a Micra on my ketchain, which comes in handy super often if I don't have the Surge with me.

[@maryspeight2840]

I think this was the best video yet regarding this type set up. Very well thought out . Thanks . G.Speight

[@williamdumont912]

thank you todd! I've been thinking about a kit a like this for a long time but didnt really know how to make it happen and you sure did make it clearer for me thanks for the share and i wish you a great day be safe !

[@Remops]

A man after my own heart. Bro, this was very comprehensive and exactly what I was looking for. My brain works this exact same way and I am very impressed with your video

[@todd.parker]

Mind meld

[@VMSelvaggio]

Awesome Solution! I like this. A friend JUST bought me the Leatherman Surge for Christmas, I will be looking into something like this! Thank you for the great tips!

[@jacksonhamlett6490]

I’ve got the second sheath you showed, and I fit both parts of the bit kit, the extra blades, and an extra key for my jeep and have no problem closing it or getting anything out. You just need to wear it in.

[@todd.parker]

Yeah, I bet with some work it would stretch out, thanks!

[@garykray]

Great ideas. I'm constantly tweeking my edc. It's become a hobby I enjoy.

[@NVOLIKOS]

I have the Surge too with the side pockets sleath. In the extra compartment I did the same as you, I put a wood blade, a metal blade and the files that comes with the Surge. In the pockets I have a flashlight and a small marker. As for the bits, I glow it back to back and put it on an old leatherman blast sleath. I ware two sleaths on my belt almost every day and i'm always ready to go.

[@sircrapslalot9272]

WOW, Thank you so much. I just ordered a similar camera case. You saved me a ton of time.

[@InGratitudeIam]

That's really good. FYI - Leatherman makes tweezers that slide into the frame without need of modification. They have an angled bend on the end instead of a little plastic nub.

[@junelerma4384]

Yu literally just handled all myy business in 10 mins! Thanks! I’m getting this exact kit todayy

[@todd.parker]

Great to hear!

[@MonoLake02]

I enjoyed this very much. I am not alone in this world. I am similarly obsessive in this regard. It all started for me with the Choinard (Patagonia) expedition sewing kit (maybe 1980). I had several over the years, and then started making them myself. The little kit became a substantially larger one that covers a wider range of field repairs, but it is modular so that it can be separated and used based on the specific activity. I also put together a miniature tool kit specific to my bicycle with the help of the Snap-on tool guy and Park Tools that I have been using for 20 years. Thanks for the great content, but now I am thinking of how to improve my kit(s) based on what you posted - here we go again...

[@l.nassah6728]

Best minimalist type of kit. By far yours is the most compact. Maybe I'll add a Knipex cobra XS, the smallest and that's all. I would love to see a bigger sized kit for maybe a car or truck etc. Something that would have all the other stuff usually found in EDC kits

[@todd.parker]

I have the small knipex now and they are great. I put together a proper tool bag recently but it’s a bit bigger than a car kit. More of a around the house and portable tool set. Maybe I’ll make a video, people love tools!

[@l.nassah6728]

@@todd.parker absolutely. I'd love to see that took bag as well. Need inspiration to make mine too.

[@mrsaucy1112]

3:50 I've recently bought the surge which comes with a nylon sheath standard now. The included sheath looks the same but it appears they made it bigger now, because it comfortably fits the two bit kits plus the surge, saw/file holder, and driver extender without any issues.

[@marcusmckenzie9528]

Hard to argue with practical excellence...

[@whimsystupid3420]

i'm glad you found a purse to show off your toys

[@My03Tundra]

This is what I’m trying to gradually do with my Surge, too. I love the T-shank adapter, the bit kit, but I’d also love to have a ratcheting adapter. I tried to make one but it broke during use. I would also like the toolkit to be able to work with my lighter, and more often carried SuperTool 300M. The 300M has the bit kit adapter, a pry bar, and a very nice awl/carbon scraper. It also comes in a coyote scales, with black tools color scheme. It is meant to be a poor man’s MUT.

[@todd.parker]

If you can have he the extra tool, the separate micro rachet is really useful and means you can take it easy on your Leatherman

[@meccagold2009]

Leatherman sells a ratchet now.

[@edwardtorres4852]

Great video helped in making my decision. I was able to get everything in the original Leatherman sheath minus the socket set. I did get the bits, the extender, the extra saw blades plus the wood saw blade and the four inch ratchet. No problems with fit and ease of extracting everything out.

[@todd.parker]

Wow that’s great

[@timothyodom6909]

I was really impressed with this video. I’m looking for a new multi tool and I think I want this one. I really like the fact that you use these items and you have adapted it to your needs. Thank you.

[@GUNTHER-lx6vu]

I carry a wave and everyone I work with use to give me crap about carrying it every day now they all carry leathermans I don't leave home without it fits perfect in my hip pocket on cinch jeans I think what you're looking for is a service truck lol great video

[@baileyhatfield4273]

I just got a wave plus and love the thing. Cutters are nice and sharp, used it on some old useless ethernet and then satellite tv cord, cut through it real smooth, sharp blade, serrated is great aswell. Overall love the thing. Handy for carrying around instead of finding 15 different tools all which don't work. I'm sure the Surge is the real deal for just the most diverse extreme repairs just i thought id try the wave to see how i like them.

[@yutubl]

Great pouch usage idea!

[@RaddMann3]

Thanks for this. I have been considering a multitool for about a year. There are so many Leatherman models to pick from. Thanks for showing me why you like the Surge. I usually already carry a couple of pocket knives but this would be nice to have around for when a pocket knife just won't cut it.

[@todd.parker]

I still love my Surge but be warned it’s pretty heavy so I don’t carry it like my pocket knife. I grab it when I need to do a small project and leave it in the car as a mini toolbox

[@robertmills4980]

Leatherman pouch works really well

[@zonumev]

Amazing great idea, you've done your homework Todd, well thought out. In one word: AWESOME!

[@todd.parker]

Hey, thanks! Makes me happy to see people enjoying the video. I spent a year noodling around with this, glad it was worth it

[@prairiestatepatriots]

I added a 711L rarchet head and torque wrench that are compatible with the surge and I keep a box of security bits in my edc bag. Good video.

[@erikbetancourt7194]

Nice, i only carry 2 "gator" sockets with my surge. They fit many different sizes of bolts instead of carrying many different sockets. Very nice set.

[@todd.parker]

How have those held up? I tried one and it jammed up pretty quick

[@collinrohwer1790]

Good job brother! I got what I needed in the first 30 seconds but you nailed it so hard, I found I couldn't hit next and had to comment. God Bless

[@Paul-up3pb]

Wow! Very cool! Thank you for sharing 👍! If Leatherman Marketing hasn’t called you yet to discuss royalties if / when they come out with a branded version of this, the head of their marketing should be fired on the spot. Great idea!!!!

[@todd.parker]

Thanks, I appreciate that!

[@dgoldfar]

I've set my Surge up in almost the exact same way, except for the ratchet. I'll have to add that one in.

[@vpeters2647]

Camera bag, BRILLIANT !

[@bubba7626]

I like what you came up with! I have a surge and a kydex sheath that just holds the surge only. very streamlined fits on my belt nice. So Im just going to get the case to store all the other tools you have and then add more... lol

[@supernotfunnyman]

Not a bad kit and interesting to see for sure. More of a car kit for me, but then I'd go for a proper socket set anyway l, because I'm obviously not carrying it. I like how you carry the saw blades and will actually steal this idea from you, so thank you for that one!

[@todd.parker]

Yeah, I don’t EDC this, it’s either in my car or junk drawer for quick repairs. I also grab it when I think I might need some tools but don’t want to commit to my toolbox

[@domxem5551]

Thanks I have been searching for hours for something similar. You nailed it!

[@todd.parker]

Glad to hear it!

[@johncitizens5329]

Great job! ignore the dislikes, they themselves are just a bunch of tools with a few screws loose.

[@smithmal01]

This is awesome. Thanks so much for breaking down how you made a very compact and useful multi-tool "go bag." I'm going to use most of these ideas but instead of a LM Surge, I'm going to try it out with a Ozark Trail Multiforce which is considered by many as the "poor man's" LM Wave+. I'm also going to substitute a Wiha double ended bit set (Wiha 77782) for the LM bit set that you included.

[@Funexpected]

A great camera case solution. Nice video

[@chinfungso918]

This is amazing! A freaking toolbox in a pouch...

[@todd.parker]

Yep, it’s great. I’ve removed some sockets to lighten it up but I still use it all the time

[@ting280]

This was actually really cool. I'm tempted to say for a go bag but I'd probably end up daily carrying it in a backpack.

[@troymanning3150]

Really nice little kit

[@chriswayman7240]

Love your system! Will be doing this soon. I find I use my wave or free more day to day but the surge is definitely the way to go for an all-in-one solution the way you did it

[@todd.parker]

Yeah, a wave is a much better everyday option. The surge is just too heavy for that so I figured I might as well go all the way

[@chriswayman7240]

@@todd.parker I find myself using a juice s2 alot for a lightweight edc. It's not as capable but the best tool for the job is the one you have on you lol!

[@todd.parker]

@@chriswayman7240 I’ve been mulling over getting a smaller Leatherman for an EDC, just carry a small knife today

[@chriswayman7240]

@@todd.parker well I have the s2 and the bigger one. I would say that the bigger juice is a little too big for a light edc but you get a much smaller tool set on the s2. The main things I want all the time is a short Phillips for kids toy batteries, scissors for all around utility, pliers for when I need to grab something. It would be nice to have a longer standard for prying and scraping but no such luck on the s2. Honestly my ideal tool would be a super tinker victoronox with an awl instead of a "hook" and a small set of 3 inch knipex channel locks

[@chriswayman7240]

@@todd.parker the smaller juice is definitely a lighter duty set of pliers and non replacement wire cutters.

[@carlaitken116]

Great kit setup. Plenty of great ideas for my own kit build. the only thing I’ll change is swapping the sockets for a small 100mm Adjustable spanner - if I need sockets then a proper toolkit might be the go. But great video thank you for sharing!

[@magnusberger6762]

Yes, or a Knipex 125 or XS

[@marvinbrock960]

I have the surge bit kits, extension, etc.. been working on the same issue.. thanks. 👍🏻

[@gembaasg]

thank you for giving me an idea how to organize a mini toolkit🤔😊

[@todd.parker]

You’re welcome 😊

[@QuebecoisSti]

Its a pretty neat setup. In a survival or even car pack it could be perfect add-on

[@andrewjmark100]

Keychain Milwaukee tape is a major improvement ;)

[@julianblock5436]

This is a great video and I love what you've done, I wouldn't have thought of using a camera bag for tool storage so thanks for planting the thought! My only concern is that over time, those saw blades will destroy the zip.

[@todd.parker]

Lots of people have suggested to just angle the longer blades, or file them down a bit

[@milododds1]

I too use camera bags for mini-BOBS or Go-Bags. Another option is to use Thule bags which you sort have considered at the beginning of your video but their brand are thicker and higher quality. I use one to keep all my diabetic supplies and another for writing supplies but they would great for a Surge toolkit. First aid, fire starting, and water filtration kits are other important things to put into these types of camera bags.

[@stevenc6256]

excellent review. Minus the ratched, I have an older model of this tool. The camera case is a great idea.

[@todd.parker]

Glad it was helpful!

[@markanthony6128]

The kit just grows and grows

[@todd.parker]

Going to add a 12oz hammer next. Kidding.

[@p.t.benzinger2179]

This is brilliant! Thank you for this video. I have honestly lost sleep over a similar situation.

[@todd.parker]

Ha, good to hear

[@jeffsikula2920]

I use my daily in a steel mill and it's so handy. I have an older model that doesn't have the replaceable wire cutters but I've cut 1/8 inch 7018 welding rods with it no problem!

[@mikesomerset6338]

Been there got the t-shirt. My solution was two pouches. The standard pouch for the surge and a second leatherman pouch (small) for the accessories and extender. I have a small flashlight too (v. usefull!). As I have more than one leatherman this split works really well. Ok, it does take up space on the belt but then you don't need both all the time. I don't have sockets. It seems to me that if sockets are required then you're going beyond a multitool and looking at a larger tool kit.

[@ramonarroyo5573]

I did the same thing. But I found a nice case with Mollie straps and I added a first aid kit and I put my blades in a plastic tube with a little oil.

[@CSMVincentSabatini]

I absolutely love your tool kit. Great video . I really like that Surge too. Your presentation convinced me to order it today.

[@todd.parker]

Glad you liked it, you’ll love your Surge!

[@AntonioRodriguez-bd1sd]

It’s a bit pricey but worth it.! Awesome tool kit.!

[@todd.parker]

Yeah, Leatherman are more expensive but they are incredibly well-made (in the USA) and have an amazing warranty

[@michaelmclarney1994]

Great video and an excellent, efficient way to have a comprehensive tool kit.

[@shadwills8594]

Nice set. I use the same ratchet in my set. I put my sockets on a cable key ring.

[@glenwithonein]

I don't know if I actually need all of this... but I need all of this.

[@todd.parker]

Heh, exactly