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Wyodiver33 · 05-03-2010, 05:45 PM

[QUOTE=Shadowex3;2783791]Well I'm certainly concerned less about quality of construction and service now, although I'm still quite frustrated that they decided to go proprietary instead of a true integrated hex bit driver. It's a shame because I really don't have a good multitool and between my bicycle and my computers a cheesy wiss-army knife and pocket full of screwdriver+bits doesn't really work >.<

Well, buying a multi-tool is a personal decision. I bike a lot, too. I also work on computers pretty often. Will my new Supertool 300 help me with those things? Not much. But it will get used a lot. I don't think that there is a "perfect" multi-tool out there. But it's a "multi-tool." It's meant to be able to tackle a broad range of tasks. And it does it well.

Companies like Leatherman and Craftsmen/Sears who stand by by their products will get my money.

05-03-2010, 05:45 PM	#10 (permalink)
Wyodiver33 Just here for the beer. Location: Ft. Lauderdale, Floriduh	[QUOTE=Shadowex3;2783791]Well I'm certainly concerned less about quality of construction and service now, although I'm still quite frustrated that they decided to go proprietary instead of a true integrated hex bit driver. It's a shame because I really don't have a good multitool and between my bicycle and my computers a cheesy wiss-army knife and pocket full of screwdriver+bits doesn't really work >.< Well, buying a multi-tool is a personal decision. I bike a lot, too. I also work on computers pretty often. Will my new Supertool 300 help me with those things? Not much. But it will get used a lot. I don't think that there is a "perfect" multi-tool out there. But it's a "multi-tool." It's meant to be able to tackle a broad range of tasks. And it does it well. Companies like Leatherman and Craftsmen/Sears who stand by by their products will get my money. __________________ I like stuff.