The NexTool Micro Sailor S0 is the latest in the Sailor series of multi-tools from NexTool. This one is a pair of folding scissors featuring NexTools excellent NEX-SCISSORS 2.0 system. It’s one of the best scissors I’ve seen in a multi-tool. So if you like or use scissors on a daily basis, you shouldn’t miss this.
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The Brinyte PT16A is a high-performance tactical flashlight featuring a 3,000-lumen output and a durable aircraft-grade aluminum body. It stands out with a robust steel strike bezel, three tungsten steel tips, an IP68 waterproof rating, and a versatile triple-switch interface that allows for quick access to strobe, turbo, and moonlight modes. Powered by a high-capacity 5,000 mAh battery with integrated USB-C charging, this full-sized light is designed for heavy-duty use, offering an intuitive UI and a specialized tactical ring for a secure, specialized grip.
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711L is back with one of the most flexible combos that expand the capabilities of Leatherman multi-tools. This time it is a flex head ratcheting wrench and a 2-in-1 extender which together not only allows the use of hex bits but also square sockets. Of course, it still provides the high torque/leverage and access to tight spaces that you’ve come to expect from 711L wrenches.
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- 711L Flat End Flex Head EDC Ratchet Wrench
- 711L Flat End 1/4″ Hex to Square Socket 2-in-1 Extension
- Leatherman Wave+
- Leatherman Skeletool CX
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One of the easiest ways to expand the capabilities of multi-tools is adding a bit extender which not only increases reach but also allows the use of standard 1/4″ bits. Leatherman offers a bit extender and an inline ratcheting bit extender. But there’s another option, 711L’s mini ratchet wrenches which not only allows the use of standard bits but also provides more torque/leverage and access to tight spaces. These are very small, very well-made tools from 711L. Whether carried on their own, with a bit extender, or with a multi-tool, they really level up the flexibility of your EDC.
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- 711L Hex End EDC Ratchet Wrench
- 711L Flat End EDC Ratchet Wrench
- Leatherman Wave+
- Leatherman Skeletool CX
- SOG PowerPint
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The best way to open a can is with a proper can opener. But some multi-tools don’t have can openers anymore. That’s because most cans these days already have pull tabs. So you don’t need a can opener to open them. But what if you’re caught in a situation where you have a can without a pull tab and you have a multi-tool without a can opener? The answer is very obvious. You would probably use the knife. But how do you properly open a can with a knife. In this video, we’ll see how.
⚠️ WARNING: This is for emergencies only. Do not do this at home!