Review - Rogue 7" Travis Tool, an Absolute Beast!

[@caliber-do1cp]

amazing review that tool is a game changer so well made and designed cant wait for the next product review no matter what you review

[@GoodRoads]

Thanks dude!

[@robaddison4144]

Really thorough and informative review dude, thank you 👍🏼 I’m a landscaper so have been eyeing one of these up for a while, and now I think I’ll treat myself!

[@GoodRoads]

I still absolutely love this tool. I did a ton of trail building over the summer and it was my main workhorse

[@jadonberg9364]

Wildlands Firefighter here. Can confirm, Travis Tool kicks all the ass

[@topherdrosin120]

Great review! You covered all the important aspects for clearing and rough shaping a trail in that review that you'd use hand tools for. The included "cons" were very nice too. I was wondering how well the pick point would be and you covered it perfectly! Amazing editing too! Thanks for posting this review!

[@GoodRoads]

Thanks dude! Glad it was helpful!

[@yishnir]

Fantastic review. Thanks for all the work you put in to this. I really appreciate the detailed pros and cons, and the example at the end, where you explain that the Travis Tool replaces a hoe and a short-rake in your actual work-kit, but with somewhat more versatility, since it can also act as a light pick, a light scraper and a light tamper. The comparison to a sculpting tool is also very apt.

[@LongboardTechnology]

My only experience Trail Building was way back when I worked at a scout camp over a couple summers. This is really making me wish I could go back. A couple years after I left they actually added mountainboarding to the activities roster. If the money weren't so laughably bad, I'd go back in a heartbeat.

[@GoodRoads]

There's something that's just so enjoyable about it. It's crazy cool to me that some people actually do making a living as trailbuilders

[@marioderis5966]

Nicely done! Have you used any of the other tools from Rogue? Do you think a fiberglass handle would be better? What length handle do you have 48” or 54” and is it preferable ?

[@gvain5040]

Great video. I was wondering when the next episode of the diy snowboard will be ready, cause it’s really helping me with making my own snowboard.

[@GoodRoads]

I'm waiting on that tip and tail fill material, but once that comes in we'll be moving forward. Should be in the mix over the next couple weeks!

[@mountainsmedia9529]

Very cool piece of kit !!

[@timmallard5360]

Thats a rad tool! They come in two lengths would you get the long one for a 6'2" tall person or stick with the shorter?

[@GoodRoads]

I'd go with the longer one regardless unless you;re like hiking with it a lot or something. The added reach is really nice

[@Goblin3690]

More speedrun videos! xD

[@GoodRoads]

On what, MTB? Longboard? Hey, did you also see that I picked your trail name? My freestyle line is going to be called Broken Bark, thanks for the suggestion!

[@crackin2000]

I want to ride the trail.

[@GoodRoads]

Me too! It's not done yet, there's a bunch of rocks and stumps I still have to dig up

[@Assburgersaretasty]

Piece if kit? You a british dude lok?