Gear Review: SOG PowerAssist Multi-tool

“At $115, I was somewhat underwhelmed. The tool is made well, but its machining feels less precise than the Leatherman Skeleton and other models I own. When squeezing the pliers, as one example, the SOG’s implement cover flexed and clicked. The mechanisms on the side to unlock the blades are too small and somewhat sharp, making them uncomfortable and tedious.” On TheGearJunkie.com, Stephen Regenold reviews the new $115 SOG PowerAssist Multi-tool.