🛠 Olight O-pry (too much value???)

[@michaelvcelentano]

I could definitely use the universal wrench on this. When I’m at a rehearsal, that will work on the bolts that hold a music stand together, to tighten it up. It could also probably fit some wing nuts, if you shove one end into the narrow end.

[@maxlvledc]

Good points! Never thought of this.

[@jamesmaybury7452]

I’ve been wondering who has been over tightening and damaging the music stands.

[@jeffreydustin5303]

I would place the universal hole at the other end of the tool. That way the extra metal of the pry isn't in the way.

[@unitedstatesirie7431]

​​​@@maxlvledc those keychain 'pry bar tools' are nice little paint scrapers😄! I only carry and use pry bars that are at least 8" inches in length, such as the STILETTO TrimBar5 Titanium pry bar.

[@benjaminhamilton2338]

I don't understand why every tool designer out there insists on mangling good designs with bottle openers. If you can't open a beer cap with a pry bar across your knuckles then you're too drunk anyway. You'd have a stronger prying section, and the 4mm hex hole would be centered instead of off to one side. Agree on the excessive branding text on tools too, that's just tacky.

[@maxlvledc]

I 100% agree

[@mountainmanwatchreviews8081]

Or you can just buy cans and use the pry bar to pop the top if your nails are too short.

[@anothorestes]

A bottle opener says "this tool is fun". It's a marketing thing, so you think about using the tool with your buddies. Generally they don't even open bottles well. So pointless

[@quewerty8401]

I don't understand why they don't make a subsided opener all you need is the piece that hooks the lid. I have seen ones meant to turn a bit and that I can kind of see the point, bit otherwise it's a was are..

[@Aperson156]

EDC pocket dump challenge: count how many bottle openers you have

[@jonathancupp3686]

My son, 22yr, picked up my pocket prybar just to fidget with it last time he was over, 5 days ago, and now it can’t be found anywhere. It is absolutely driving me nuts. I have been looking at new ones since and cannot settle on one. I’m so glad to find a review on the Olight from someone I have grown to trust. Thank you brother!

[@apexchaser6187]

Owner of an Olight pry here: overall, I've found it to be just as handy and useful as ANY quality edc pry tool ... HOWEVER, there is an issue to be aware of. If you plan to carry one of these in your pocket, the stainless steel pivot that holds the bits in place, is always spinning on its own in my pocket, causing the bits to fall out. This has prompted me to stop using it and start looking for a replacement, as I feel it's only a matter of time before the bits end up lost. Originally I attempted to resolve the problem by using a small tactical rubber band, but the rubber band grips your pocket edge as you try to put it in, causing it to slide up defeating it's intended purpose. Truly a shame, as I own several other Olight products, and really really like them all (they get used and abused and continue to function beautifully)

[@johnmarston2616]

Thanks for the heads up

[@PARADOXof1992]

@@johnmarston2616 By the looks of it, you can actually tighten the pivot if you remove the pocket clip, so it won't turn that easily. You can see the screw hole under the clip around 08:39 - 08:40

[@dlee8237]

Just got mine and I think it's the perfect size for getting better leverage when prying! I don't see much use in a thumb size pry bar. The driver bits and housing are awesome and all in all a very well thought out tool. The pocket clip is a little light in its retention but other than that I love it!

[@landscapingspecialist]

I have found myself increasingly in need of a pocket carry pry tool. I like the looks of this one

[@cupajoe7258]

Alternatively, lose the wrench and holes add 2 more double ended bits and keep the length. If you made it as described above and changed the retention piece to be a 3 way, made it slightly wider they could slot a 5th bit in there or, my preference would be a small bit extender.

[@baddrayko3040]

the two hex slots you say are useless, are probably to put the screwdriver bits into, for more torque than the end bit, because it'll give you more leverage having the tool sideways

[@jamesellsworth9673]

THANKS for reminding us of this 'extra torque' option!

[@HockeyGuy_in_STL]

After carefully evaluating the tools in this video, I ordered the one most useful of them all- the Omnigrid ruler. Thanks!

[@maxlvledc]

Hahaha, awesome!

[@cowboy7ification]

Great video! I have found the best use scenario for the universal wrench slot to be for gas, oxygen, and some water shutoffs. These are often exposed and easy enough to get to, but arguably easier to turn with this tool than with the pliers on a basic multi.

[@ELaster1]

I agree about the branding. I hate this even before knowing what EDC is, and many EDC products have excessive branding. Since the wrench is already there, I'd try to come up with a good use for this space, maybe store something and wrap it.

[@armsdirectory]

At first I didn't think so, but the more I look at it, the more I agree. And to be fair, they all do it, it's just that there are quite a few who love to hate on O-Light. I have several of their products, and they work just fine and offer up a decent value.

[@DanDannyDanielleBob]

Seems neat and the driver bit looks useful, but for my tool pouch the little 5" mini pry wins. It looks like a tiny crow bar which means it has better angles than these pocket prys, and the coating is good for marring until you wear the coating off, at which point a couple of thin plastic prys (or stout bass guitar picks) tucked in the back of the tool pouch do great

[@888johnmac]

yeah Olight sales rock .. years ago i bought stuff & got a ir2 flashlight free ( i guess daddy to what you got ) .. i put it on my key-chain & 5 ( ish ) years later i still use it almost daily

[@flipflopping]

OUTSTANDING review. You have another subscriber.....I think I'm gonna have to get this O-Pry. Don't tell the wife.

[@molon_labe_nc9390]

I definitely agree olight really has there stuff together from there designs to fit and finish and especially the bundles and sales they have I'm definitely looking forward to that awesome give-away I'm a huge fan of olight gear

[@ParkerBinion]

With the Olight Opry Pro, they shortened it, got rid of the useless universal wrench and got rid of the useless 4mm extra holes. They added a whistle and improved the bit retention. Seem to address all your concerns except maybe the branding.

[@gregtomamichel973]

My big question about EDC pry bars ..... how often do people actually need a pry bar? I carry a heavy duty multitool every day for work, and have never thought that an EDC pry bar would suit my needs. If it suits you, all good, but personally I can never quite see the need. Once again, great video - thanks!

[@maxlvledc]

The people who really use it often are photographers, there are large flat head groves on every mount in existence! I use my constantly for that, for modding, and in many jobs it saves me from having to dig in with a nail very often. The other thing it is used for is opening packages so tape doesn't get on your knife.

[@gregtomamichel973]

Thanks - interesting to hear how useful these can be for people with different tasks to mine. Cheers!

[@RichWhiteUM]

@@maxlvledc I can see it being useful for a house painter to open cans of paint, as well. It would beat a flathead screw driver for that.

[@vibeslide]

To me, it's not about using it all the time but to have it when I need it. That being said I wouldn't carry one of these large pry tools unless it had a knife on it. I have a Gerber Shard that's been on my keys for years now and came in handy many times. I use it for rough tasks to protect my knives. It can also be taken on planes and into areas where knifes and therefore most multitools aren't allowed.

[@jwarehouse1]

These are some nice tools for heavy duty prying. This O-pry seems to be the best value of this bunch. I might be worried about bit retention screw turning, and bits falling out......I agree the closed wrenches are mostly useless. Maybe they could put a diamond file on one side? The Nite Ize DoohicKey ratchet is more light duty...but for under $15 bucks....pretty good deal to mate with a multi tool. Keep up the great reviews!

[@KyleSiroy]

So glad I picked one of these up. One of the only big things I got in the last sale.

[@gearedforward]

I understand the desire to shorten the tool but, you ARE compromising on other aspects of it by doing so: you're reducing the overall leverage of the tool and cutting into both rulers substantially. That trade off might be worth it for yourself, but for those that don't mind the length it's basically just downgrading the tool. The two smaller holes up top aren't useless either, they're easily used as a wrench with the included bits. The lack of built in retention isn't even an issue, as you can push against the side of the bit that protrudes, locking it in place more than well enough to loosen a tight fastener or break some loctite. They also add a small degree of weight reduction to the tool, right now it balances at the end of the clip (pretty perfect) and filling them in would spoil a nice tough IMO. Overall it's fantastic value though, definitely worth the cash. Don't rule out Amazon: Olight runs sale pricing every now and then on there, I got my Baton 3 premium edition at sale price there, and was able to leverage Amazon's gift card top up bonus to get it even cheaper.

[@lwittrock1]

Those holes are to give you more leverage using the bits to unloosen a tight screw.

[@lwittrock1]

You could also use it to unloosen a screw cap on a bottle.

[@armsdirectory]

I like the smiley face! You already said that it's an outstanding value, so why be "bothered" over a couple of holes (for eyes) and a smile below it? I have a Griffin pocket tool, and tbh, I usually forget I have it at all. First time I used it, the metal (brass) deformed on the "pry" side. The Griffin Ti "Original" versions run $45 plus shipping, and you get a lot less utility - so much so, that all I really use it for is to hang my keys from my pocket, eliminating the 5/16" Hex hole (gotta affix the key loop somehow!). You're right, this is a great value, and I will be ordering one. . :)

[@bluebeard6189]

I love not having the magnets, that's ingenious. I know I can't be the only guy who ends up with a ton of little shavings stuck in everything that's going to magnet on it.

[@RGrant2504]

It's made by a chinese company called Tacray. I think my biggest issue with the Opry is 1) it's size, and 2) the little rotating closure holding the bits in place has too much potential to have them fall out if it gets rotated in the pocket, which Ive seen is starting to happen to every day users of this thing. Having riveted edges with rubber gaskets in addition to it would be a nice 2nd level of security to keeping those bits in place

[@maxlvledc]

Agreed, it's not beating the slidekick imo

[@billmceuen7719]

yes, opens up on its own and the bits come out in my pocket at least twice a day.

[@PreparedWolf34]

I totally agree, great EDC pry! I used mine yesterday to do some knife maintenance on my son’s pocket knife. The bits fit perfect 👍🏽

[@simonh6371]

£50 in the UK which is 62 bucks at the present exchange rate! I can buy a Leatherman Bond or a Victorinox Swisschamp for that (if I shop around online for the best price) so I'll pass. But great review, I really appreciate the fact that guys like you buy these items to help us decide how to spend our money! Thanks.

[@maxlvledc]

That's the idea! Sometimes it's a NO, which is still a good thing

[@simonh6371]

@@maxlvledc Exactly! KZbinrs like you have helped me a lot to buy some great gear.

[@jamesellsworth9673]

I own the Leatherman Bond: it has most things I would need and leaves off 'frills' that are 'nice to have' but add bulk. The problem with multi-tools other than this Olight is PRYING something. BLADES are not designed to PRY. They tend to SNAP.

[@simonh6371]

@@jamesellsworth9673 That's true about prying, I'm always amazed to hear/read about people breaking knives using them a pry bars. If you need to do that then it's a good idea to buy a pry bar but not for £50! As to the Bond it doesn't have scissors and a saw which some may see as essential but Victorinox do the best scissors and their saws are as good as Leatherman, or better in the case of the one on my Rebar. So if I get the Bond I'll pair it up with a Vic anyway, the Climber for urban EDC or the Farmer X if I want a saw too.

[@Gmar69]

Olight is a great company and has excellent flashlights. I have bought many from them, and 5 star quality.

[@GWT305]

Honestly working in a fabrication shop I have used the box wrench in some tight spots with another wrench on the bolt so that's probably the only case where it's useful otherwise I agree I could be omitted and still be a great tool

[@Sackmatters]

A fellow welder / fabricator. It’s nice to actually find another.

[@Mr_Bob_Stark]

Dominic, you talked about modifying the end of the prybar because it is too thick and rounded. You already did it? can titanium be filed away as if it were normal steel? I recently got an Opry, and I must admit that I would prefer the tip a bit sharper and less rounded, to use it also as a scraper

[@maxlvledc]

The problem with converting it into a scraper is that it becomes too sharp to pocket easily.

[@flamegent]

this looks great but is the clip permanently on there? i didnt see any exposed screw holes for it and for me personally it would just get in the way and add unnecessary bulk. that being said the thing with the detent ball potentially being a part of the pocket clip is kinda cool and kind of annoying. Overall a great video! thanks

[@maxlvledc]

I think the clip holds in the ball detent...if not I would also remove it...will try it!

[@johndybowski1408]

Those 2- 1/4” holes near the clip are for the screw driver bit so you can have more torque. It’s not a “nut-driver” but they are sockets for 1/4” drive bits

[@maxlvledc]

They are 4mm holes not 1/4", but yes you are correct about torque. The issue is that 4mm bits can't take that kind of torque anyway.

[@The05Edge]

I got one and I don’t mind the branding. One thing that I think is funny, and was pointed out by someone on the FB group, is the m’s in the “mm” are printed mirrored, LoL

[@SussexEDC]

Looks like a good prybar option. I like all the functionality (apart from the universal wrench, I tend to just use a Knipex Cobra for these kind of tasks). Thanks for sharing.

[@jamesfair9751]

Yea the ball detent is in the clip and be careful if you take the clip off that insert with the ball detent will fall out.

[@stan1027]

Think of the gap created by the closed universal wrench, and the other two little holes as weight reduction more than anything else.

[@tonyrome655]

Great review. Although I have never really needed a small pry bar, I do think they are a cool piece of gear. This one looks great and I do agree with you that a “mini” version would make a great option.

[@jamesellsworth9673]

I agree with you...except for the issue of leverage. Maybe the redesigned tool would have enough for intended applications.

[@williamyoung369]

Niteize makes a ratcheting one. One of my favorites is the Kershaw P2. Toor knives makes a really good stainless one with ceracoat, open end nut/bolt slots. For winter ice I edc one called the "Beast" from Squatch (Amazon) because the Phillips end is a good ice poker. Wallet Ninja is a good ice scraper. And don't forget the TSA friendly Gerber Shard....

[@2371Anita]

I have one, as off today. And must say, I really really like it!

[@Riverboat374]

I agree. I bought one and it's HUGE. Not sure I will carry it.

[@DracoWolfsbane]

The 2 holes are 4mm hex wrench holes, I would have thought they would be very useful at times. 🤷‍♂️

[@maxlvledc]

Nope, you have to hold the bit...and putting that much pressure on a 4mm bit will 100% break them

[@DracoWolfsbane]

@@maxlvledc I suppose that is true for the finer tipped bits, would you say it's the same for, say, torx or alien key type ended bits? I have not had much use of 4mm bits to be honest.

[@gnomersy1087]

@@DracoWolfsbane I've torn out the sides of torx bits from too much torque maybe with really high quality ones you reduce the chances of that happening but I dunno. Allen/hex might work but they also don't have an hex bits on them and you'd still be pressing them in with your thumb which would be very uncomfortable.

[@DracoWolfsbane]

@@gnomersy1087 well, that sounds fair enough. You have more experience by the sound of it so I will take your wisdom on this. Cheers for the info!!

[@terryblack5381]

I think a pry bar is a useful tool, but only as a pry bar and nothing else. No holes or cut outs and the ability to hit the pry bar with a hammer if need be. If I want to have a multi tool, then I would have a separate item for that.

[@adammcguinness9950]

I went around the house looking for a nut to tighten with the uni-wrench. I found one on the coffee table handle. It really grabs on. I didn’t find anything that I could pry open though.

[@K3Flyguy]

Awesome well made tool but I have never needed a pry bar in my pocket. I do carry a multi tool at times but my knife is 90% of all I need day in day out. Now if they added a utility knife blade to it I could certainly use it. Nice review.

[@unfi6798]

Yea..! Giveaway time, then again we're too far away. No probs. Great vid mate.

[@maxlvledc]

It will go international, all I ask is to pay the difference in shipping

[@con.troller4183]

1:10 - make those 4mm bits double ended and now you have twice the choices. What make and model is that, anyway?

[@jamesfair9751]

Love my opry having said that I had to sand smooth that bead blast finish to get it to take an ano and that damn little tab over the screwdriver bits keeps flipping in my pocket and dropping the bits.

[@dalecarr5445]

Maybe the holes are for a lanyard.

[@mikevandebunt811]

Mine came with a short length of paracord in the box. I believe that the two holes are for attaching a lanyard, though I can't imagine why anyone would want to do that. (Lanyard would get in the way of the screwdriver.) So, the holes have a use other than overtorqueing your drivers, it's just not a very well thought out one. I like the silliness of the little smiley face.

[@dobie-at-home]

Crap! Now I need one! Agree whole-heartedly on the wrench thing…🙄, and for that matter, the bottle opener, too. I thought I remembered seeing another channel saying that Kizer is making their knives for them, but no clue on the tool. It’s a nice pry bar, though.👍🏻

[@jonathancupp3686]

I’d use one of the 4mm bit drivers for a small lanyard, but the lack of a small nail pulling slot may knock it out for me. Not absolute, but it is a drawback.

[@EyesMindOpen]

I would use the universal wrench for my boat battery terminals and solar charger....

[@soundknight]

If it was smaller it wouldn't have the same leverage strength for the pry. I understand how the wrench is not useful, last time I needed one on the fly this design wouldn't have reached the hex nut. Perhaps the same length and a single 6mm bit going across ways with Philips#2 bit would be better?

[@davidkermes376]

i've been looking at all kinds of multitools for years. the problem is that every multitool carries something that can be construed as a knife, no matter how ineffective. i had a multitool banned at universal studios because the was a "knife" in it. i'm sure the pry bar would be interpreted as a chisel blade knife point by some bureaucrat.

[@maxlvledc]

🙄

[@GOxHAM]

I agree, they need to make an Opry 2.0 and remove that universal wrench. The clip is a little weird, a more basic cleaner clip would look much better.

[@nickybjammin7629]

They shouldn’t have put holes in it and have longer bits (that would fit the longer slots that could be there with out the holes. And I’d like some length on it for leverage (that’s what she said) kool tool/kool video Brotha

[@laserbrain7774]

I think I remember someone saying that Olight and ruike have the same parent company. I don't think that people should be as sprung on titanium as they are. It has its uses and so does aluminum, but steel is the true miracle material.

[@maxlvledc]

Ruike and Fenix are the same, olight is separate

[@laserbrain7774]

@@maxlvledc Thanks!

[@randymorrison5513]

I like a lot of olight Products but personally I think the price is starting to get a little overboard. I don’t need 12 dozen thousand million flashlights. Personally I think There is quite a mark up. You don’t have to make millions of dollars in one flash sale. I think it would be better to have someone on the chats that understands the English better sometimes it’s hard to get your point across. I’m sure they’re making enough money to have people that are more well-versed in the language and I don’t just mean English.

[@runplatypus]

Don't confuse that with olight's new pan. The O-Fry.

[@maxlvledc]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@censusgary]

Hail, Maxlvledc! We who are about to pry salute you! I just had to say that. O Pry really is a terrible name, though.

[@charlies_world5733]

Agree, good value vs the competition.

[@danielbautista4902]

5:18 they should not get rid of the tip, but have it on the opposite side

[@ligitmuffin]

Another thing about the universal wrench is that i feel loke its facing the wrong way on almost all these types of tools. The larger holes usually face away wich means u have to push the tool into the nut instead of pulling i know its a nitpick but still just another way its less useful

[@maxlvledc]

Wait! Your right! I missed this 🤦

[@schreiber6220]

Can you not use those 2 holes at the head to twist lengths of wire together?

[@maxlvledc]

Genius idea!

[@robertivey3268]

Checked your link for Amazon for the pry bar and it is not available and they don't know when or if it will be back. Also tried the Olight store and there is no listing for it.

[@maxlvledc]

Noo! Sucks...

[@edwardfletcher7790]

Those is a REALLY well thought out design 👍

[@z50com]

A lot of people have no idea what Olights logo looks like, can you imagine if you had no idea what an Olight was and trying to find them on just the logo alone? In that line of thinking Leatherman should remove their name from the tools and just go with the logo. . . . .PS TACRAY is the manufacture of the O-Pry bar.

[@maxlvledc]

Good points all around, and thanks for info!

[@BigWillieFPV]

Great review 👍🏻 didn’t mention the ruler 📏 inch and mm on each side

[@maxlvledc]

Truth

[@jooky5]

Wish the slidekick was still in production!

[@maxlvledc]

Me too! 😭😭😭

[@wesleemiller]

I would rather not have the bolt wrench and instead have 2 more double sided bits.

[@maxlvledc]

Agreed

[@tremerefury]

If they shrink the prybar, you won't be able to get as much Torque. Also, the holes are for lashing.

[@maxlvledc]

Good points

[@gabormarkhardy7324]

Nice vid!!! You did it again! I'll buy this!

[@MartyInLa]

I guess you could argue those two extra holes are for lightening.

[@maxlvledc]

Yeeep

[@monkeylife2318]

hi thanks for the review. I just get mine last week for 50€ here in France. Very pricey compare to other brand. Here we have a very limited acces to edc stuff and when we have is always at high price compare to USA.

[@maxlvledc]

Pricey compared to which one? I've never seen one that does these things for this price.

[@yellowdog762jb]

I almost never need a mini pry bar in a setting that I don't already have something that will suffice just as well, if not better than this, even if it's just a large screwdriver. So I can't see spending the money for something like this, or bothering to actually carry something like this on my person, as cool and well made as it is. It would be marginally more practical if they beveled the inside of the bottle opener area into a 3/4 to 1 inch cutting edge to open boxes and cut things. Basically a knife that didn't look like a knife for non permissive settings. Failing that, I'd but a small notch in the middle of the blade and then bend it, so it had more leverage and could pull small nails, like a real crowbar. Or leave it straight and beef off the opposite end so you could huit it with something to split wood or drive it into a narrow place in order to then pry something. Maybe even reduce the size of non pry end a bit and bevel the edges so that it would fit inside a common size of pipe that could be used as a cheater bar. Someone else said to loose the universal wrench to gain strength and add space for two more driver bits. +1 on that. You can get a small screwdriver with 4 or 5 doubled ended bits that store in the handle for less money, about the same weight and with more utility. A medium sized flat head screwdriver from Harbor Freight for $1, with its longer length and more leverage, will pry just about anything this thing will. As it is, this thing just seems like a fancy bottle opener and can opener for women who don't want to break a finger nail.

[@a.f.s.3004]

I havent used a can opener in 25 years and as for a pry bar, Maybe twice in 15 years. I dont see any value in it unless you are a bartender or maybe a painter, and that is assuming its thin enough to open a gallon of paint.

[@AGPfacecast]

I use those wrenches on mountain bikes

[@leemcgann6470]

What is the name of the tool that has the bits in the sliding pocket with the N on it?

[@maxlvledc]

It's the Novelcarry Slidekick

[@augustusczar7375]

T6 and t8? Why not t10 and t15 or t15 and t20? Those are the most common I believe

[@TalalHajNajeeb]

Would you please test the universal wrench

[@maxlvledc]

I'm still trying to find a nut to use it on lols!

[@The05Edge]

How about a bicycle?

[@cheifDeisel]

You say that it would lose no utility by removing an inch but that's not quite true. You lose an inch of leverage on your pry bar and a pry bar, which is essentially just a lever starts losing utility fast when you begin taking away it's only mechanical advantage.

[@maxlvledc]

Ah, correct. In my head I was thinking about included functions cut into it, but leverage is quite important

[@mikehammons2829]

Great looking tool. Would you rather see a differant feature in place of the universal wrench or just make the whole thing shorter. Mike

[@maxlvledc]

More storage would be nice.

[@MrJimmuck]

I believe that this tool is £50 here in the UK and I wont spend that amount of something like this.

[@FlexDRG]

So does olight have a certain periods/dates that they hold sales?

[@maxlvledc]

It varies

[@sneakyfildy]

who on Earth needs a bottle opener? I live here for 36 years, I remember days when beer was mostly in bottles and even at that time you could open it with any flat rigid object. Why they spend precious tool space on useless crap? The tool itself is a rigid flat object made of metal - you can open a bottle with any of its edges.

[@maxlvledc]

I couldn't agree more

[@RexH00ligan]

yeah, there goes your leverage

[@carlstanland5333]

The Grand Ole Opry.

[@OSAbsolam]

TACRAY Titanium Pry Bar with Multitools of Bottle Opener, Screw Drivers and Spanners, Clip Pry Bar for EDC Brand: TACRAY This is the Olight Pry-Bar

[@OfficialFedHater]

What do y'all carry a pry bar for? I've never understood that as part of a carry. They're cool tbh, but I can't think of any situation I've been in that it would be useful.

[@maxlvledc]

I used it quite a bit when I was moding things regularly. Also I use it a ton on various jobs I had.

[@OfficialFedHater]

@@maxlvledc Fair enough

[@andrenordengen5163]

Its not advertised as a universal wrench its advertised as a 14mm wrench.

[@jtg_edc]

This is an exact copy of the Tacray pry bar. I knew I've seen this before.

[@maxlvledc]

Actually I check, it's not an exact copy. The tacray has no inline driver. However it's likely made by them.

[@PhiTonics]

I think I would have gone with Pry-O 🤔

[@bobbrown98]

I have a request: a video of someone actually prying with pry tools. Please include prying with the flathead on a 91mm Victorinox...

[@maxlvledc]

Ooo, good video idea.

[@leemcgann6470]

Or you could put more screw driver bits in place of the wrench

[@WhoIsSerafin]

Maybe I missed it but where is it made?

[@maxlvledc]

China, it's a fair assumption that anything made in Ti this cheap is made in China.

[@imafiretruck7454]

I'm gonna play devil's advocate on this one, despite not being a big fan of olight by any means I might add, that perhaps-- PERHAPS-- the two 4mm holes by the stickman are ideally for a lanyard? I dunno, just food for thought ]]

[@maxlvledc]

Your the 3rd person to mention the lanyard, you may be right

[@Bardwellbarbell]

Looks amazing, might buy one

[@maxlvledc]

Found it in stock on Amazon. Looks like it's all out on their site

[@Gigachad_97]

Oh look, an Olight product that won’t blow the hell up. That’s a first.

[@maxlvledc]

You do understand what happened in that story right?

[@Horde334]

@@maxlvledc still have to admit that was a huge oversight of putting that much voltage and power in such a small light wouldn't lead to severe safety concerns seems like olights more concerned about chasing lumens/candelas instead of looking at what might happen when you cram that much power into such a small housing is it impressive yes should it raise the question of "is this safe" very much so.

[@rubensintes1]

Sold out in Amazon link and no working link in O Light

[@mooseknucklegarage8439]

How many times has you said “dang I wish I had a mini pry bar in my pocket” YEA NEVER.