Yes mostly those ball detent bits are just hard to come by. If at least they used wiha bits that would have been more accepable. Although the default bit set on the surge clones are fine but the wave clones is just 4 bits...

Very true!

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Imagine being european and wishing for the Leatherman Arc...It's just 😅 or 😢

@@blade9292 imagine being American, and thinking everybody materialistic.😅🤣

@@MrJankert64 There is always variation within a population. However a lot of brands sells a lot of stuff more expensive towards european countries and that's not specific to american brands.

@@blade9292 to me it is not about any brand, but what i do with a specific tool. i just do not see any sense in using a 200+ dollar tool while at the same time i can do the very same job with a 15 dollar tool. then to me it is never about the tool, but to let others see what you spend on your tools. it is all show and tell. but if you are a fan of these things there is nothing wrong with spending a large amount of money, or if just have money to spend, all is good. me personally just can't get my brain around paying so much money, for something so not important. but like i said that is just me. thank you for your explanation, yes there is always variation in population. but ia Dutch so a real cheapskate.🤣

@@MrJankert64 Sure and I don't think you are a brand specific fanboy or something like that. Although in certain cases an expensive tool do more, in other cases it's not specifically the case aside of a certain quality or engineering... I get specific at times but the problem is in the world of multitools, certain multitools with a very low price can't do the same things as a moderate priced multitools.

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Me too!!!

I would like an utility blade instead of the knife.

That's a great idea!

Yeah the leatherman that everyone wished but never got... Although I don't know if the older style of wave scissors were better or worse than the newer style... But they can go further with full outside tools.

That and the squirt clones or even better a crunch clone ! Just tweaking the tool sets and sell the small stuff at 30$ and the crunch clone at 60$. People will go nuts and just buy the the tools 😊

Yeah hopefully these companies are reading the comments so add another vote for a small version.

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Isn't that crazy! Mine do as well.

Very cool!

Wow!!!

Check out my latest short video. Hopefully that helps.

Interesting question. I'm not sure.

I would pick the SQT because it has a nicer plier head and the micro screwdriver. If you mean the Titanium model it doesn't have the pocket clip though.

That's cool!

SQT 2048 and 2048 A are the two latest models.

I think around 200.

Yes, they seem to be made in the same factory as many of these other tools.

@@hvacbudget8600 cheers

@@timwingers Great points!

I haven't yet.

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Probably a used Leatherman Wave is the best option because you can get them used on ebay for $50 or so if you wait long enough. Buying new, the Daicamping DL30 or the Bibury equivalent are about the best value for a larger heavier duty tool. The SQT I reviewed is far more capable than the Sog Powerpint and actually has more functions than the Leatherman Bond. If you want a more minimalist tool under 4" the Sog Powerpint is very good but again it is more of an oversized keychain multi tool. The Bond is a fantastic tool. You probably could get it used at a great bargain. Even an older Leatherman PST can be had for $25 on ebay if one waits long enough. So many great tools out there right now!!