Videos tagged with Leatherman Charge

This video addresses a voluntary recall of approximately 17,000 Leatherman Charge multitools due to a potential safety issue. The creator urges viewers to stop using the affected tools immediately and provides a link to the official Leatherman recall page for more information. The description also includes affiliate links for various gear, Amazon shop, business inquiries, and social media channels.

This video review focuses on the Nextool Flagship Pro multi-tool, highlighting it as a new favorite. The description includes affiliate links to various Nextool and Olight products, as well as comparisons to Leatherman multi-tools and mentions of watches and a 1/6 scale figure. The creator also provides links to their Patreon and UGETube channels, encouraging support and subscription.

This YouTube video focuses on a review of the Gerber Center Drive multitool, delving into the science behind its name. The description also lists several other multitool models, including various Leatherman and Gerber options, suggesting potential comparisons or related content. While the primary focus is a multitool, the inclusion of specific brands and product types suggests a target audience interested in practical tools, often overlapping with EDC (Everyday Carry) and outdoor enthusiasts.

This video review criticizes the Leatherman Tread multi-tool, deeming it more of a fashion accessory than a functional tool. The reviewer, along with TacticalDoodle, highlights the Tread's lack of practical utility compared to other Leatherman models like the Charge, Surge, Wave, Sidekick, and Wingman, as well as the Victorinox SwissTool. Despite its stylish appearance and TSA approval, the tool's effectiveness is questioned, leading to a low "Nutnfancy LIKABILITY Scale" rating of 1 out of 5. The reviewer suggests that most purchasers end up not wearing it, preferring smartwatches. The video includes affiliate links for Leatherman products and the reviewed watch.

This video from Nutnfancy features a review of new Leatherman multitools, including the Signal, Skeletool, Charge, Wave, Rev, Leap, and others. It also highlights the powerful LED Lenser XEO19R headlamp, boasting 2000 lumens and a rechargeable battery. The reviewer provides detailed discussion and opinions on various Leatherman models, with several being praised as 'Hall of Famers' and a specific Charge model being recommended for purchase while available. Links to purchase specific models and related gear are provided.

The Gerber Diesel Multi-tool is classified as a Medium Duty Multi-Tool (MDMT) by Nutnfancy. While it features a one-handed plier deployment and effective Fiskars-style scissors, its internal tool access is criticized as tedious. Ergonomic issues arise with the saw and blade due to handle obstruction, and the plastic locking mechanism raises durability concerns. Overall value is rated as 'fair' compared to preferred Leatherman or Victorinox alternatives.

The Leatherman Wave is a highly recommended medium-duty multi-tool, praised for its robust construction, versatile toolset, and excellent value at around $60. While slightly heavy for pocket carry, its 420HC steel blade, precise plier head, and interchangeable bit drivers make it ideal for EDC and outdoor use. Nutnfancy highlights its durability and the practicality of its open architecture design.

This video by Nutnfancy details a modification to the Leatherman Charge multi-tool, specifically adding an awl functionality. The creator highlights the Charge's strengths like build quality, blade steel, pliers, and sheath, but identifies the lack of an awl as a significant omission. The modification involves grinding a standard Phillips driver bit into a functional awl for wilderness use. The video also includes criticisms of the SOG Powerlock EOD multi-tool. While the primary focus is on the Leatherman Charge modification, the mention of SOG Powerlock EOD and general multi-tool discussion provides broader context.

This review details the USAF Pilot Survival Vest, manufactured by Ultimate Survival Technologies. It highlights the vest's modular design with a slide-lock system for pocket attachment and emphasizes the 'dummy cord' philosophy for securing critical gear. The review also compares the included Pelican MityLite 2AA flashlight with a superior Streamlight TL-2 LED, noting material and performance differences.

This video provides a detailed tour of a current USAF Pilot Survival Vest, focusing on its non-classified contents and design by Ultimate Survival Technologies. The host, Nutnfancy, highlights the vest's modularity, moisture resistance, and security features, emphasizing its signaling and communication capabilities. He discusses potential upgrades, such as a fixed-blade knife, improved flashlight, better multi-tool, and enhanced water storage, while acknowledging limitations imposed by military supply systems and funding. The video aims to offer insights into military survival gear and associated considerations.

This video, the fourth in a series by Nutnfancy, provides a tour of an actual and current USAF Pilot Survival vest made by Ultimate Survival Technologies (Air Ace™). The presenter details the non-classified items within the vest, highlighting its functional design with configurable pouches. Key strengths discussed are the vest's signaling and communication capabilities. The description also mentions potential upgrades like specific survival knives, flashlights, multi-tools, water storage, fire starters, and ammunition pouches, while acknowledging limitations imposed by military funding and the supply system. The presenter apologizes for the video's low quality due to new camera settings.