Written by Andrew Kessler Saturday, 17 November 2012 12:08
My first impression looking at the SOG PowerDuo blister pack with the picture and quote of “Gunny approved”? Well, I’m not a fan of anyone approved products by anyone other than people who really use the tools. But, if it is Gunny approved it has to be good right? Hoorah!
Written by Andrew Kessler Wednesday, 29 August 2012 11:28
Looking for a sweet multitool for your lightweight daypack or your daily use without the weight, with an additionally added tripod? Well then look no further. Gerber has the Steady. It weighs in at 5.8oz. Holy snap that’s light. I have to say when I first opened up the blister pack I was disappointed to see a plastic body Gerber tool? As you read the review you will understand that that is a great design.
Written by Jason Corsberg Monday, 06 August 2012 16:31
Pocket multi-tools have been a necessary accessory in many people’s pockets, backpacks and purses since the early 1890’s with the invention of the Swiss army knife. Professionals in several disciplines carry a multi tool for a number of different reasons. For example, look at any soldier, police officer, firefighter, plumber, electrician, network engineer, farmer, Woodsmonkey.com reviewer, etc, and you will see a well used multi tool on their person. These professionals pick what matches their requirements from a plethora of multi tool designers and producers.
Written by Luke C Saturday, 23 June 2012 13:19
Leatherman has always been known for their tough multi-tools that hang on the belts of hands-on men across the county. This latest set of tools from Leatherman is just as comfortable in a pocket or backpack as they are on a belt. In this review, Woods Monkey looks at the Leatherman Wingman multi-tool, and the LED Lenser P5R flashlight.
Written by Bill Peltola Thursday, 05 April 2012 19:35
Whether you’re walking down the sidewalk in the city you live in, or hiking up the side of a mountain, having the right gear with you is always essential. More often than not, you are presented with a situation where it may not be an emergency, but a regular need for a standard tool or a bit of light to see in a dark area, or perhaps the need to get an unexpected fire going. This is where the rugged and well equipped Gerber Bear Grylls Survival Tool Pack will certainly come in handy.
Written by Ian Fielder Sunday, 28 August 2011 00:00
Over the last month I have had to opportunity to test Gerber’s newest entry in the multi-tool market. The Gerber Fit multi-tool is a departure from the traditional butter fly opening multi-tools produced by most manufacturers including Gerber.
Monday, 06 June 2011 23:22
Multi-tools are designed to be there when you need it, and accomplish the task at hand without having to stop and make a trip to the tool box. Often times, a tool box isn’t even available, and the multi-tool has to be a jack-of-all-trades. With a year of use behind my SOG Power Assist, I can readily report that the Power Assist is up to the task.
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