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Hi! A nice video. I am from Russia and I wear my Swisschamp every day as the best solution for an EDC knife. It has a lot of delicate functions, which, as a rule, are the most in demand in the city. And besides, this knife warms the soul..)
No problems! I do have the Dometic 55 and I pull it out just far enough that I am able to use the seal of the door hatch to help hold the fridge open for me :) it works perfect for me!
@@MiniLandAdventuresRC no issues... and I've had them for a while now! Plus my friend had had them a few years before I received them. For him one of the locks struggled to open at times. I never had that issue. no rattles. Every now and then, if I'm bouncing around hard, one will open. I have to be doing some tough trails, but one will open and I can hear it sliding and hitting the back of the liftgate. No issue for me as they are covered in carpet. But it's very rare that they open.
The next time you feel compelled to buy some gadget that you don't need, consider getting a camera that focuses faster instead because it's really distracting and lowers the quality of your video a lot for you to be constantly trying to focus items with your hand
@@DrewDragoon The next time you feel compelled to leave a negative, pointless comment, make sure you do it less than a year and a half after the video has been made. New equipment has been used ever since. 😂 Cheers Drew. Of course I’m just messing with ya.
I just bought the Listg investing it as an addition to some emergency kits that I am making. It's pretty tiny. I can't imagine it would be practical for anyone with big hands. It seems like good quality for a box opener or for finger nail grooming emergencies. Opening packages that kind of thing.
Thanks for the tip! I picked these up, and they also store nicely in the bottle opener of alox-handle Swiss Army Knives (and any that have a deeper spring without a backside tool, like the Recruit).
I just bought a Power Pint. The pliers are no longer loose. They are just as tight as the Power Litre. The scissors barely opened halfway. I fixed this by sanding down the bulging nub a little and slightly bending the spring more to the left.
Do you carry any tools with you? I know with my CVT RTT I try to keep extra hardware and tools to do repairs should that happen to me 😬 woolum from fort smith is a trek sucked that happened!
@@JimmyDevere I do! It might be pretty cozy but yes, absolutely, you could! My son has slept up there with 5 other 16 year olds on a big camping trip and they all seemed to be just fine! It really is a huge tent! :)
@@JimmyDevere you bet! I assumed you were talking about the 23zero. Sorry. I'll clarify. The Gazelle may be snug for that many of you. I personally feel you can all fit in the 23zero pretty good. I would suggest the bigger Gazelle though if you are looking at the Gazelle. They make a 2 room tent that would give your family more space if you were talking about the ground tent.
My all time favourite is Huntsman,everyone will say other opinion like other models but nothing can beat a Huntsman it's really very very useful and nice for hiking and also to work in woods excellent model from victorinox superb....
The 2000 lumen flashlight is amazing. Brighter than any Street lamp where I live I have one mounted on my bike. So far its survived freezing temps, rain, hail and a 20 mph impact
The ratchet depending on the length don't need expensive Leatherman or sog handle. The mini ratchet actually work best in a L or T handle configuring and you will get much more torque.
The SR-71 is a favorite airplane. There is one at the Smithsonian Museum near Dulles Airport. This is the museum with the Enola Gay and a space shuttle as well as almost every main military plane from every air force since WWI. The Boeing air museum in Seattle has another SR-71 along with a drone it carried which is a mini version of the plane. It seems funny how small some of the places are like the ME-109 and that rocket powered German plane.
You called the can opener bottle opener and the philips screwdriver flathead. Also, I do believe there is a crimping tool of sorts integrated in the spring for the pliers. I just can't get over how far that locking tab sticks out, that is sure to bug me. Other than that, this thing has a lot going for it.
It can be dropped from C130, C17, C5, or if one ever flies again a C141. A C5 can fit six of them, just sayin... I was USAF Air Cargo and loaded all kinds of fun things on to planes.
@@PostFamilyPilgrimage military loves their acronyms they do. And soldiers have nicknames for everything. We had an automatic heavy gunner in my squad with a mark 19 that he named chumbawamba....
@@PostFamilyPilgrimage and then there was Private fukstik.... I am not kidding. Even our company CO called him that. He was like gomer Pyle Murdoch and half of easy company all rolled up in one big rucksack of fuckups and shenanigans....
