I love my Rev. The only complaint is the knife whole is in the wrong spot, they should have put it further up, like on the wingman and sidekick. Besides that, it's a great multi tool. Love it.

I have to agree with you. Leatherman is one of the best brand in the industry.

Thanks for the review. I carry my Rev almost every day. It has been through a lot of abuses and hard work, and it is still like brand new. I love it, and I must admit I don't understant bad criticisms about it around there... Keep up the good work !

i have never had a multi tool before but when the rev went on sale here at my local hardware store (from $86.50 australian to $49 australian) i picked it up. this thing is so damn handy. i feel nude now leaving the house without it

great review and wonderful perspective!

Just ordered my first leather man yesterday. Waiting for it to get here

Great video! Thinking about buying it now.

I am 60 years old. Have my first western blade to this day 42 years later. Still use it. My gerber multitool is at least 30 years old. No issues. My leatherman is only about 10 years old. Bottom line, buy quality. That would be American made. Oops. I forgot Swiss army knives, and Swedish mora knives. Other than that buy American. LOL. Great video. I'm sorry, I just buy a lot of knives. Peace.

Nice explanation man! Keep up the good videos :)

Great review the rev is fantastic.

i love the rev. its bein a good side kick for 2 years now.

great video dude. cheers.

bought a rev yesterday at the depot for 19.99, it's worth more than that. awesome tool!

good review. .I bought one a week ago at Lowe's for twenty dollars. light and handy. ps. I subscribed

I'm a firm believer in the 'buy it for life' mindset. Buy it once, and pay for the best value you can find. It's much less expense in the long term that way. Most of my gear and tools are 25+ years old. I bought the stuff when I was a 20-something struggling parent, and it hurt me to finance the stuff then. Now, I'm reaping the rewards of that investment. Thanks for the great videos, by the way :D

Just ordered mine today. How well do you think this would go with survival kit?

Ive had pliers wiggle on one of two Wingmans that I bought, I dont find this to be an issue, the play was little and so far has not impacted overall usability. Its not slightly bigger, but still within acceptable tolerances in book ;)! Perhaps due to diferent build, pliers in Rev have no wiggle due to jaws closing behind each other, so thus making it impossible to wiggle to the left or right. Waiting for Rev to be available for 20$ shipped worlwide. 25$ max.

I own a Wingman and a Rev and the pliers on the Rev just feel so much sturdier to me. And for $20, i don't feel bad beating it all day.

on sale at Midway USA 20 bucks. bought 2

Is this tool worth getting for $23 Canadian or should I save up and wait to get a wingman (currently sold out at $30 Canadian)

420hc is a pretty good steel.

I love your vids, but honestly, just buy a Leatherman kick. Say whatever you want about its larger size, or it non excesible blades, but I realise its got the wave plier head. Sorry I'm just super annoyed they discontinued the fuse, kick and blast

I have two Leatherman the supertool 300 and a wave I like them a lot I have also a Gerber multi tool its ok I do not like the way the pliers pull out. I also have a cheaper "Winchester" branded multitool which i ok too.the only tool in that one that sucks is the Saw/ruler/file all in one tool.

Anyone else notice that the kick,fuse,and blast were replaced by the rev,wingman, and sidekick

...and...seven years later... they're making knife attachments that fully deploy the blade when it's pulled from the pocket. Fate: Accidents happen.

3:21 That small blade is the exact same looking blade that Aron Ralston cut his arm off with!

Not Leatherman's best work but reasonably priced and USA made.

lightweight is best feature rather than lugging 11 to 12 ounce beast on your hip.