62 hrc MagnaCut replacement blades for the whole #Leatherman collection. Without coating. MC doesn't stain from sweat. I've been carrying a MagnaCut White river M1 as a neck knife for over a year under shirt. Left it overnight in ballistol nerofor. Didn't even dull (much)

I work as a bush pilot and I keep this in my flight bay, couldn’t hurt to have it the worst happens

I've always liked most things about the signal,... but i cannot forgive a multitool not having scissors. If anyone from Leatherman is watching this, and by The Nick, they should be, please update the Signal and swap the can opener for scissors and slap on that sweet new Magnacut blade!

I really like leathermans and want to need them, but I don't. When I had a job which sort of required me to do things like you do, small jobs that you need to adress there and then or you'll forget or simply cannot be bothered to go get a tool and go back, I had a Charge TTI with a fancy sheath, a bit kit, and an extender. I still changed that out to a knipex plier, screwdriver with exchangeable bits, and a knife that could be sacrificed (Mora). Almost the same weight and so much nicer to use. In my urban life a four layer Victorinox can feel bulky in thr pocket so a Leatherman for sure wouldn't cut it for edc

I've had a Wave for over 15 years, rarely use it, though I do like the idea of a multitool. You're right about the can openers, I took it camping a few weeks ago, and found it was a pain in the a$$ to open a can of tuna. I like the old US military P-38 type can opener better. And yeah, no serrated main blade.

Never noticed that it has the heavy duty pliers, anyway great video as always sir

Also, love the chickens at the end checking the MT out haha

For a tool "designed " for the outdoors, i dont know anyone that carrys one. The people i know run Waves, Surges, and Rebars. I understand its a small sample size but, i still find it amusing.

Great video as always Pete, always been tempted by the specialty leatherman tools but never pulled the trigger on them. I really like the color and hammer portion of this one though. Keep up the great work man!

In the pinchiest of pinches!!!! I love it😂

I agree. I always thought the survival things silly, and a rock or branch make an adequate hammer. And I hate combo blades. But I got one at a big discount because the clip to keep it closed was gone. I just replaced it with a tiny Neodymium magnet, which will NOT get lost. But I much prefer my Wave Plus, or for something smaller my Juice CS4 or even the SOG PowerPint. The signal just lives in my survival kit with other things I hope never to need.

In the past 40 yrs. things have changed. 80's Can opener was handy for oil cans. Bottle opener still needed. 90's Can opener still for oil cans, twist top bottles came along but often chipped. 2000's oil cans became plastic bottles. Bottles had better twist lids. Least used tool was and is the saw. One of my favorite plier multi tools is the Schrade/Vicegrip pliers needle nose (still had a useless saw). I've broken more Gerber multi tools on barbed wire than I care to count. One feature Leatherman used to have on the plier jaw was a crimp(about an 1/8" hole) now that was and would still be handy. Your not doing electrical, but the old tractors and vehicles on the farm and transport truck. Wiring harnesses and trailer lights always needed electrical done. Best update Leatherman could do is get rid of the bottle/can opener and replace the bit holder with a normal 1/4" bit holder and dump the saw on most models. Far as my usage, they could dump the scissors as well. Haven't used the scissors on a multi tool in a couple of decades. The eye glass screwdriver on a multi tools just drives me up the wall.

The signal is my go to back yard tool. I don’t mind the half serrated blade as I use the knife to open up bags of feed, mulch etc and cut rope. Always nice to have the screwdriver so I don’t have to go back inside and the pliers for my fence

Nice honest review. 👍

Thank you Pete yeah to many things that I wouldn't use on this multi tool

You call them Secateurs in Aus too eh? Neat I agree that the Signal is great for farming. I work on a tree farm.

Thank you sir, great presentation.

The signal always seemed like a cool idea to me but idk. It just feels like a lesser wave. As like, why buy this over a wave or rebar when they have a ton more implements. Love the color choices, love the carabiner. Great video my man

Great review, thank you.

It needs good scissors, a better awl, and a good file. On the added good file, have the tip be a good pry tool. Throw in a pair of tweezers and a micro pen and keep it under 10 oz. The saw is excellent. The knife is excellent.

lol I like the fire emblem music around 8:45

I use can opener more than any other tool. Better to have a can opener than to use the blade to open cans in the post apocalypse.

Now, that’s just alcohol abuse!!!! I thought you Aussies were better than that!!!!

Your prejudice against can-openers indicates your inexperienced in office jobs, where having your ringpull broke off when you're alone at midnight is a real danger.

Very nice, comprehensive, review. You touched on a lot of things others don't mention.

Signal is a beefy more capable Skeletool.

I wish they offered this in a larger variety of high vis colors. I do like the aqua though

Aqours is my favorite school idol group and the signal aqua is my favorite large multi tool for traveling

Good video, Pete. Sincerely, Pete.

You picked sawing, did you ? You're the man i wish i was, but for the australian part.

That intro music scared my dog.

Love the OPM tattoo.

"Do some hard goreing" 😳

The hammer hitting the screw driver isn’t that big of an issue if you use the bit driver on the hammer end. A lot of reviews seem to either gloss over this or not even mention it at all, but I think it’s huge. Edit: I just got to the part of the video where you got to that. Nice job

Cool video.

Debating on which leatherman is good for me for EDC. I was gonna go for the skeletool, but the signal appears to have stronger tools no? Budget not being a factor, I really have no idea which leatherman to pick up LOL

Good points

I wish they left the can opener behind. It’s a Swiss Army knife relic from canned rations.

your pliers seem to be stiffer than it should be.. maybe some oil and/or slight abuse should help it personal tip from pliers usage - i put pinky in the carabineer hole to make it more controllable hammer tip... do not grab it as a stick to hammer stuff.. put a thumb, index finger, middle finger to get more control over the tool and avoid slipping damage about blade - if you use it enough outside you will come across some man made material where the serrated part will make your life easier

Nice

I’d rather have more space between the handles than getting my hand pinched every time I use the pliers.

love the color of that mutitool lol well brother ill see you in the next one keep on keepin on

If Jimislash can get a competition chopper, i feel like someone should heed your advice and give us a Pete's Multitool.

I like the colors, but it’s a weird tool. Don’t bushcrafters need a full plain edge?

A water level reader would be a cool option foe one of the plastic tools. Perhaps a bit holder or bit extender.

Still not sold

Purty...

I continue to think this is just a gimmick tool. As you went over in the review, half of the tools are useless or lesser versions of what they could be. The Charge/Wave just has more functionality. But, as an avid hiker, what I actually carry is the Victorinox Outrider. I think the large SAKs have the best features for camping and outdoor tasks.

do a video sharpening a knife with a rock

I vote a thick spined Tanto/Wharny chisel edge for a multi-tool knife.

Teal.

G'day Pete, chickens lol, I feel the same way; .... standoff-ish, ...... but if we must have a look at it, .... can you eat it ; ) Serrated; .... wanna be a very small loaf of bread, .... or steak, lol, and surely you'd have at least a decent knife on ya anyway. Saw; when is a saw ..... not a saw : I Forget the ferro rod, whistle, sharpener ..... more trouble than they're worth ... gimmicky rubbish IMO. Cut and strip wires with proper pliers. In fairness, replaceable blades are debate-ably of benefit. Why would ya have a propriety bit driver, (or fixed screwdriver tools) when you have a standard 6 mm hex that can drive anything ............ well standard, ...... or even nonstandard with an adapter for that matter. Soooo, as I've said before, if any of these multitools give you the fizz, fill your boots, but I'd go with a proper knife and pliers, together with a ratchet handle driver, (bits stored in the handle) and cop the extra size/weight. Cheers Duke.

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First!!! wait, dang :(

Alcoholic drinks are bad. Alcoholic drinks do not help. Don't join the Alcohol Drinkers cult. Friend's don't let friend's consume alcoholic drinks, if they can help it. I am your friend. Don't drink alcohol.

I stopped watching after you trow away beer. Shame on you! BEER is a holy grail.

There is a KZfaqr named Maxlvledc who shows off a lot of signal mods that are out there

Where do you get this crappy music?