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Question: Is it swisstool spirit plus II (the official name in Victorinox site)? If yes then why does it have a nylon pouch in stead of leather?
Document: The ratchet set is convenient and easy to use. One thing I really like is that it gets into places a normal screwdriver wouldnt fit. Finally is the nice nylon pouch, it looks great and holds everything in one compact package where you can just grab it and get to work. In conclusion I would highly recommend the Spirit, you cant beat the all in one convenience of a multitool and especially Victorinox quality and lifetime warranty.
I was leaning towards the Leatherman Wave at first but after researching a bit more and looking at the features, I decided to go with the Swisstool Spirit. I have to say after using it I agree completely with all the positive feedback on this multitool. First off build quality is rock solid and typical Victorinox, there is no play on any of the tools and I would feel confident abusing it.
Without any doubt, this Victorinox Spirit Plus Ratchet Multi-Tool is the most magnificent product of this type I have ever encountered. I don't think there are many jobs you would need to do using a small tool that this won't be very suitable. One hundred and twenty US dollars (my cost) is not too much for this.
Although I haven't used it a lot, it has a good feel and grip, beware of the leather pouch, the lock wears off.
The pliers on the Victorinox are really strong - I have yet to discover the limits of the Swisstool. The Leaterman is a lot flimsier. *Better tactile quality - another hard-to-describe factor, but the Swisstool simply feels a lot better in one's hands*Lifelong guarantee on the Swisstool. You can't beat that. Especially since you'll probably never need it anyway.BUT: The Swisstool is much bigger and heavier than the Wave.
It will pay for itself many times over in time. Think of the small tools you won't have to buy. And think of the raison d'tre for the Spirit Plus Ratchet Multi-Tool - it's always with you when you need it.HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
There are many other parts like the saw and the scissors I haven't used yet but I'm sure they are just as hardy. The awl works wonders on wood and drywall starter holes. The nylon pouch is the best I have ever seen on a multitool and is strong and tough, and I am very rough on pouches. This one is made to last. I would highly recommend this tool to anyone in a service trade you will not be disappointed, and oh, it has a lifetime warranty!
The chisel and awl are sharp and good for precise work. I have no problem with the "butter knife" since I already carry a Spyderco Caly 3, it compliments a folder nicely and is sort of my beater knife for tougher jobs. Look for the Spirit S or X model for the plain blade if you want all in one convenience or do not carry a separate knife. Of course the main reason why I picked up the Swisstool were for the pliers.
The file has the perfect teeth size, and the saw blade seems decent as well but is untested.The reason I gave it four stars instead of five is because it just doesn't have every feature I want and it is pricey compared to others like it. I sewed the nylon pouch on the bottom where there are gaps, and when I'm on the dirt bike, I band the top closed. I like the old fashioned straight handle with a ruler, and I have big hands.
This is not a delicate item but nonetheless it was shipped in a small cardboard box with bubble wrap to keep it in place. Wow! And the Spirit Plus is in an attractive box with a multi-language, well-illustrated guide to its use.The guide, itself, is worth a comment. Dropped it in seawater? It shows the five areas to oil after cleaning and drying. Next, where to cut copper wire and where to cut hard wire.
Answer: yes