SOG PowerLock Traveler Multi-Tool

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SOG PowerLock Traveler Multi-Tool
Price: $49.99
Shipping Options:: $5 Standard OR $10 Two-Day OR $20 One-Day
Shipping Estimates: Ships in 1-2 business days (Monday, May 15 to Tuesday, May 16) + transit
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Who the heck would buy a multi-tool that doesn’t have a knife blade? Am I missing something?

If it’s because it’s called a “travel” tool, does anyone think that TSA is going to let someone take that on a plane?!

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When it says this in the description “Additionally, this tool is designed to follow the specific carry-on regulations of the United States Transportation Security Administration.” Yes, I expect to be able to carry it on the plane. Hence why no blade.

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Good luck with that. Many reports indicate the rules are followed at the discretion of scanners. Keep an envelope at the ready.

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I’ve always had success telling them “the package said it follows all the TSA rules”. Be prepared to have them inspect things like this thoroughly every time though, you may as save some time, take it out of your bag and put it on top of all your stuff.

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If it’s not tactical, I don’t want.

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Finally, a multi-tool my brothers and sisters in the communist state of New York can order.

I own the version that comes with the knife and saw blades. The gear mechanism used for the pliers means you don’t get spring assistance when opening and closing them, but the gears help with added torque when you need it.

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Yeah right. Make sure you’re always flying out of SOG Intl and never from places like Roatan or Costa Rica.

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Why do you need to carry this on a plane? Can there ever be a case when you need to fix something on a plane? God help you if you do and all there is to fix it is your multi-tool. Just sayin.

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Personally, I don’t like paying to check a bag just so I can bring my multi-tool. If the TSA would actually allow me to carry this on, it would be worth the savings on confiscated non-compliant multi-tools and/or checked bag fees. Also, I often forget to take my multi-tool out of my pocket before I fly, so the convenience of that not mattering is pretty attractive.

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Good catch! I was so busy looking at the other tools, I didn’t notice it was missing a knife. I’ll pass on this one.

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So I wonder if it comes with some sort of card / form that states it’s TSA approved so that you can show a grabby agent that wants to add it to his personal collection…

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SOG makes the absolute best multi tool, in my opinion. I’ve got one of these and a leatherman wave, both are great but the strong jaws and easy to pull tools make SOG the winner.

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Sometimes people bring stuff on a plane for AFTER their air travel. For example, when I go on a 7 day vacation, I don’t only bring the clothes I plan to wear on the plane.

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I have several SOG tools and they’re wonderful…but…

The screwdriver blades are brittle as glass - they shatter under torsion. You can find a lot of postings online about this (including mine). Who the **** needs a multitool that can’t be a screwdriver? I mean it’s not like the world is held together with threaded fasteners or anything.

If they’ve fixed this in the last few years I’d love to hear about it, but I’m not holding out hope (nor buying their tools again).

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I’ve been to McGyver Training.

All I need is a paperclip.

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Me too! But I took the Advanced class. I just need to know you have the paperclip.