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SOG Knives Paratool Multi-Tool - 2009 BCS

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Pliers on multi-tools usually suck—it’s like they were an afterthought. Well, SOG Knives got fed up with crappy pliers and came up with the S-31 Paratool. See that little lever thing with a hole in it? You use that to swivel the head so you can grip things at awkward angles, making this multi-tool indispensable in tight spots. In fact, SOG touts this thing as the only multi-tool on the planet with a multiple angled plier head. Plus you get everything else SOG Knives is known for—like ventilation holes for an easy grip, serrated and flatblade knives, and a couple mini screwdrivers.

  • Patented action allows plier head to swivel 140-180 degrees to get into tight spots

Bottom Line: Puts all other plier-equipped multi-tools to shame.

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Rating for this product: 4

Multi Tool Tom Foolery

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February 17, 2010

Aside from the novel opening geometry, what makes this tool stand out in a sea of gadgetry is its relative simplicity. Great pliers, solid wire cutter, smooth handles that don't hurt when squeezed, two useful blades, and just enough peripheral implements make this slim, light-weight multi-tool a pleasure to carry. Add to this that the tools can be user-selected, customized, and the tightness adjusted with basic bike shop tools and you have one impressive USA made hunk of stainless steel. The only reason I deducted a star was for a broken clip on the pouch the first time I caught my belt on my car seat. To their credit, SOG offered to replace it with the leather style for free and I have been using a TT Malice Clip in the interim.

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I was just wondering what the serrated blade on this tool is

I was just wondering what the serrated blade on this tool is for. Does it work as a saw?

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December 14, 2010

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It's a very sharp blade that cuts through nylon rope & webbing, seat belts, etc. with ease. It's not that great on wood due to the serrations are more rounded than pointed.

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December 14, 2010

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Rating for this product: 4

SOG MultiTool

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September 27, 2011

Real nice tool. Nice set of implements. Very sharp knife. A bit heavy but that works in your favor come time to use the tool.

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Rating for this product: 4

4/5

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November 28, 2010

hard to open the pliers, cant deal with it one handed. everything else is dope, super sharp. gett'm on sale its a good deal.

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By: Matt Looft February 17, 2010

Aside from the novel opening geometry, what makes this tool stand out in a sea of gadgetry is its relative simplicity. Great pliers, solid wire cutter, more...

SOG MultiTool

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By: jkn3687913 September 27, 2011

Real nice tool. Nice set of implements. Very sharp knife. A bit heavy but that works in your favor come time to use the tool. more...

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Material:
Stainless steel 
Closed Length:
4.3in (11cm) 
Open Length:
6.4in (16cm) 
Length Of Blade(s):
[Serrated] 3in (7.6cm); [Flat] 3in (7.6cm) 
Screwdriver(s):
1 Phillips, 3 flathead 
Bottle Opener:
Yes 
Can Opener:
Yes 
Scissors:
No 
Wood Saw:
No 
Pliers:
Yes 
File:
Yes 
Wire Cutter:
Yes 
Other Tools:
Awl 
Head Type:
Needle Nose 
Blade Alloy:
Stainless Steel 
Sheath Included:
Yes 
Weight:
6.2oz (176g) 
Recommended Use:
Gripping things, general multi-toolery 
Manufacturer Warranty:
Lifetime