Why We Hate It: The Leatherman Rev 

I have the Rev and I am very happy with it, I am a service technician and I carry it with me so that I do not have to go to my van to get tools for every small job. It seems like the Rev was designed specifically for that. I use the ruler to measure bolts, I like to use the package opener, the screwdrivers are fine and the pliers are perfect for me. A technician also hates springback pliers by default (we use our little finger for that). So yes the Rev is 100% perfect the question is just for what kind of people.

The rev is great. People succumb to your opinion way too much. Something you missed is that the wire cutters actually cross on the Rev, like the Wave. The wingman and sidekick's wire cutters don't even meet. So you didn't demonstrate the cutters. That's a biased test. You can see space between them. That seriously affects their ability. I had a hard time even cutting snare wire and paper clips. It's a breeze with the rev. Next, I have edc-ed the Rev, and the opening isn't all that bad. I think it looks cool, and if you practice, it becomes much more dextile. Finally, that pocket clip detail was useless. Another biased and untested opinion. I carried the wingman for over a year, and the pocket clip had gotten so loose that you could rotate it easily. I've carried the rev for a couple months, and it is strong. I think that you need to actually carry a piece of gear for half a year or so, so that you don't have these untested opinions. As a gear reviewer your opinion should be based on facts or unbiased opinions based upon duration testing. Bad review of a great product. And change your title to, "Leatherman Rev: Why I Hate It".

I was surprised how much I really liked the Rev. It's light and easy to carry and use.

I prefer my Rev. I dissagree with your review 100%

Leathermans are tools and not weapons. So not being able to open it with one hand in 1 second is not an issue. The notch being up there means you're supposed to use two hands to open it.

I have owned 5 leathermen in my life, including a wave and a 1995 leather man super tool, I love my rev the most. Not only does it come with a pocket clip standard but if your like me and you just need a basic level multi tool, I think that 99% of people only need a basic multi tool. If you think you need every tool on the wave your kidding yourself

I think if you could get one for the $20 range like it was during Christmas than it's a perfectly fine tool. And it's still a better tool than those cheap ten dollar bargain tools you see.

This is a decent tool. Very sharp and has held it's edge well. I can open the knife with one hand just fine. It has all the tools I need.

The biggest killer for me is the screwdrivers don't lock. I can't deal with that, the moment I put any pressure on the screwdriver it collapses.

Disagree The package opening tool is probably the best part of this tool. Lose the useless file

I've owned a Wingman and turned around and sold it. I wasn't crazy about the scissors. I've never owned the other two,but I now own a Rebar,Wave+,Surge,Super Tool 300 and a Free P2. And I'm satisfied with those. On the other hand,I've made the Rebar my EDC. I keep a backup in my pocket,but the Rebar stays on my belt.

I feel like the lower blade hole is better because it makes the whole blade stronger and gives it more leverage if it gets grimy. if you need a knife just carry a knife

I think that the "thump hole" was moved, so that you can't open it with one hand, because it is illegal in some countries to have a locking 1 handed blade. SO this was designed to be a 2 handed knife.

I have one and work as a groundsman. Everything’s good with the Rev but the blade which absolutely resists sharpening.

I ended up buying the Rev because it was on clearance for $35, so I grabbed one. I don't have a Wingman or a Sidekick, and considering that they are nearly $100 CAD, I think I got a good deal!

the package cutter is the thing I like best about the tool... It is the 1 thing I wish I had on the Wave that I EDC at work. To each his own I suppose.

I miss my REV -- but someday I am going to find it! \

I usually agree with you and I don't own this tool so it's hard to have a valid opinion. I like the cutter on it, though, anyone who's ever slipped cutting open a clam shell might agree it just seems like a safe alternative if it cuts clam shells well and safely. I have the surge and was thinking of this for my dad who doesn't like me to spend money on him for his holiday gifts. Thx again for the review, I gave a thumbs up for your opinion, which I always value highly.

I hate spring loaded anything! Springs take the natural feel away, when your doing something that you don't want to crush. And every time I had a pair of pliers eat my hand, they were spring loaded ?!?!

Imagine shitting on a LEATHERMAN that costs 40 bucks, sometimes even less, the same price of knockoff multitools from China, that has the same steel quality as regular Leatherman products, and it's pretty affordable for the everyday person not willing to spend 200 bucks on a multitool. "Oh no I can't open the blade one handed!" And? Tell you what, in most European countries a blade that can be unfolded one-handed is considered a weapon, so I could carry a Rev around no problems. The package opener is great. Sometimes you just don't WANT to use your knife to open a package, given that you could cut into the item box, or even the item itself. So your complaints are "it's thinner than other Leathermans, it lacks a couple of tools, pliers don't spring, it has a blade I don't find a use for". Which is perfectly fine for a multitool, by a great brand, that costs less than a third of other ones from the same exact brand. All this for a clickbait. Get your shit together.

All this and you didn't explain how to "unlock" the 3-tools, that is, the file, and can opener. I've got them completely open and can't figure out how to unlock them to close up the "rev."

I love how no nonsence the Rev is

Rev is a good glovebox, 2nd/3rd toolbox, tackle box, under kitchen sink etc... type of tool when your Wave or Surge isn't in reach.

I have one. Used it hard for years. It does exactly what you want it to do. I have no idea why, for this price, you’d have any tangible reasons not to buy and enjoy it. These are minor niggles . It works absolutely fine.

I keep the Rev in my BOB. Not my everyday tasker, but don't have any issues with it overall. Does the trick for the budget price.

I have had my Leatherman Rebar for a couple years now, and I'm still pretty happy with it. That said, I think being dissatisfied with the loadout of gadgets in your multitool comes with the territory. :)

LM should fork off a sport or value brand for these products. They don’t have the same quality finish . The frame and tools seem cheaply stamped . Rev may have some utility but it doesn’t live up to the brand . It looks more like a Gerber product

Good points on your review. I fail to understand why the Wingman's price has almost doubled unless it was because it was very popular and they wanted to cash in on that. The Rev lacks what is for me an essential 'office' use multitool feature, the scissors. In an office environment with coworkers who are knife shy, getting scissors out is much friendlier that opening that blade. For maintenance around the house, I will go with my supertool or regular tools.

So you hate it because one side is thin? Or it doesn't have the tool you want? No Leatherman ever has just the tools I want. I want Wingman with straight edge blade. Or sidekick with Scissor instead of saw. Always trade-off with ALL Leatherman.

I bet the only reason for worse design is that you don't get as good tool as the pricier ones for less money. Thanks for the review, it helped me a lot!

8:51 Flathead fail 3x. 12:08 Flathead win.

Thanks for your review. I'm new to your channel and I really enjoy your videos. After watching this vid I opted for the wingman. I'm pretty disappointed and puzzled by Leathermen in this instance. I know competition is right in this field but jeeze. They really dropped the ball here. Thanks again.

Leatherman Wave and Rebar are my two favorite multitools. For budget multitools my favorite is the Ganzo G302b, bought it for $32.

Huh........ I love my Rev. Best bang for my buck.

Did Leatherman say they took the Wingman or Sidekick pliers head and ground them down? I heard that they cast them that way in the Mexican foundry that makes their plier heads. Who actually said that LM does grind down each Rev plierhead? Curious.

Maybe the steel and tempering on the cheaper pliers is different, so thinner tips would be more likely to break off. Or they just figured the slightly more snubnosed version is better for a wider variety of everyday tasks.

Id like a slim down woods one with only pliers, knife, saw, awl, file

damn i was hoping this would be the first EDC multi tool that would be perfect for me, all i really need is pliers, a knife, and some drivers maybe a file but everything is too thick for pocket clip carry. ive been carrying the wingman mostly for over a year now and i like it, honestly i like my sog switchpliers way more but the button keeps jabbing me in the leg and its a bit thick. the wingman is thick too ,but its at least a little better

Hi, great review. Since I am tool-challenged, I really appreciate advice from those who use these tools on a regular basis. Now I know what to look for in a multipurpose tool. Just wondering if you called the Leatherman people to see if they could explain why they made the design changes? Keep up the good work!

It costs less than half of wingman and sidekick in my place, so ...

Disagreed, this only costs around 40 bucks. It is not a weapon, it is a tool. Works great for what it is.

Product managers failing. Must be a lot pressure to sell cheaper versions of their tools.

Saw it at Home Depot for $20, and at that price, I'd buy anything Leatherman. Although the Wingman is pretty cheap there too ($32).

Use this knife offshore everyday and love it. Fair enough I am not swanning about the woods playing with leaves and pretending I am Ray Mears.

I do understand for the odd or occasional use the non spring resisted pliers may seem fine and it does mean there is no spring or torsion lever to break, But I have found using several multi tools based around pliers that those that have a spring back mechanism are certainly more desirable, And I have had them on multi tools from the equivalent of ten US Dollars, So I don`t think it`s just down to production costs with Leatherman not to fit one, I do think you are right in your review that Leatherman should aim higher up the market, There are numerous rivals making cheap copies so I don`t see why are they bothering, They won`t make much money and they hemorrhage desirability

I love reviews like this! Truthful reviews like this always help me be more of an educated consumer. Most other reviewers either don't do negative reviews or don't publish them on RU-vid. THANK YOU FOR BEING HONEST!

I think the Rebar (which I carry daily at work) if you get rid of the serrated blade and replace it with scissors would be perfect. Small, compact, and full functionality of all the tools. I like the Wave (which I carry days not at work). It is a little bulky and I like the full screwdriver blades on the Rebar. I like the Wave's quick access to the knife blade but don,t use the other quick access tools (file, saw, serrated blade) all that often. It is still great design. The Rebar is almost as small as the juice and has way more function. One last thing for me and carrying a multitool every day. I'm not allowed to carry a knife on me at work (stupid protectionists call it a weapon) the slower deploying knife blade on the rebar is less threatening and appears more as a tool.

The Rev isn't much use compared to my preferred 300 but may suit VERY basic users who sort of want a multitool but aren't mechanics etc. I've used a wide variety of multitools in and out of the military and am a lifelong mechanic (aircraft, industrial, vehicle etc). It's an OK way to carry some screwdrivers with pliers but serious users are better off with a 300 EOD (I've worn out two so far, I'm not kind to tools). Having to use two hands to open a multitool IS an issue to this mechanic because I use multitools so often (despite having a very well-stocked shop, but that shop doesn't travel with me everywhere). I may be holding an object with one hand and need to switch tools, easy with a 300 and IMO Leatherman should have retained that opening style with the Rev. I'm glad my Rev was a freebie but I'd rather pay for a 300 EOD than get a free Rev. BTW I do not use my 300 EOD for anything tacticool though I do shoot and would certainly take mine into the field if I went there. (USAF maintenance deployments are vacations, not combat.) If you're a firearms enthusiast and not poor I strongly suggest the 300 EOD because in the field you won't have many tools at all and the difference isn't much compared to years of using the superior tools and superior selection of tools. Rev build quality is better than the original Leatherman and the screws far better than rivets. I disassembled my Rev to clean it using a Gerber tool with Torx bits. If I had the choice to design Rev again I'd add a file with a sawtooth edge but make the handles like the original Leatherman and the 300 though with the superior Rev screw bolsters. IMO every bolster should be removable which is the Revs best design feature for long term use because it's easy to tighten or clean.

Dude ur not doing a biased test.... Rev is really great to handle n the tools are awesome.... Importantly the clip is rock solid for me..... It's just for u it is not good.. or u might have dropped it really hard.... And for the fact Multitool should have all basic tools... The ruler is really useful n must have for people using physical Maps....There is no point in having same tools(like extra blade or as u said extra fine file), So the title should be " WHY YOU HATE LEATHERMAN REV" not "WE".... as I can see in the comments most of them like LEATHERMAN REV.....

Hey Aaron I bet they moved the opening slot to make it compliant with areas that don't allow one hand opening type blades...and it's also an attempt to produce an entry level Leatherman as an alternative to the imported and mostly inferior multitools that flood the market...the Rev is made in the USA isn't it? Anyways thanks for the heads up on this MT...as for me I'll stick with my MUT - my Signal and my original PST from back in the late eighties...

the opening g hole is to facilitate sales in states the don't allow one hand opening Knives

the Rev is a different plier. rev has a cutter and the side kick wingman do not. They look similar but are two different casts.

The Rev is a pretty good multi tool.👌👈

Great review. It does seem much worse. Luckily it seems currently the wingman only costs about £5 more than when I got it a few years ago.

Epic cutting montage

glad i sprung for a squirt ps4 over the rev after watching this. i love my skeletool and thats the one i carry everyday. i keep a wingman in my pack. think ill keep the squirt in my jacket or attach it to a tec p7 and pocket carry it that way. ive almost lost my skeletool quite a few times but its came back to me. i should just buy another one because its my favorite. i have 2 wingman's and the skeletool spoiled me on size and what i use it for. theres the freestyle but the squirt seemed better, or just spring for another skeletool.

I think this applies to all multi-tools in general. Multi-tools are pretty average at everything, great at nothing, except taking up space and weight and putting a dent in your wallet. I always thought they were gimmicky and still do.

Very buy something and complain on how much you don't like it, I am pretty sure the people over at Leatherman have a very good idea of what they're doing, there's a reason they have stayed and business not to mention very successful business, it's very simple,you buy it you try it and they get back if you don't like it

Home depot just had the skeletool and this on sale for $20, I picked up a skeletool as there wasn't even a comparison as to which is better, and no surprise this is still available at that price point.. This isn't even worth it at the $20 mark imo, taking into consideration that two black friday's ago home depot had the sidekick on sale for $18 then again after xmas for $8. I have them all over the house!

I use the ruler all the time...

I have 2 Leatherman Revs, the are both fantastic, they don't have all that extra stuff most people don't need. Made in USA, tight tolerances, ultra sharp knife. This guy is wrong with his little thumb pointing down

Weak review. The title, introduction and summary are wildly out of proportion to the specific criticisms of the tool that you actually levy.

I used the rev for 2 full years as an EDC, always found it reliable & useful. The pliers on the rev, with the overbite on the Wirecutters seemed to me to be better than the cutters on the sidekick or the wingman.

Thanks for the video. It convinced me to buy the REV. It is the closest to the retired SIDECLIP which was my favorite from years ago. For old guys like me that just need a quick tool and do not plan to fall-a-tree or file-thru-prison-bars with my pocket knife, the REV is great. As for the lack of a spring in pliers I guess none of my other pliers have springs so the REV is more familiar in actual use. The different wire-stripper will require more attention to applied-pressure, but the other two look like that would work only for 14 gauge romex. The box-opener is most useful in opening electronics boxes which is 90% of what I open-- no danger of cutting a cord or nicking a screen. Oh, BTW, on most denim jeans like the ones you are wearing, the pocket-watch pocket has been deepened to accommodate pocket knives which save on wearing-out the pocket lip and probably keeps the knife higher and less likely to pressure up-and-out when sitting.

dude.... the letherman rev is in the top 3 budget multitool...

I think the Rev is a pretty good multi-tool 👍

Actually, watching this video makes me more confident that I made the right purchase for what the tool’s intended use is. A thorough review, but I don’t agree with the conclusions.

I just bought 2 of these for $15 each at Walmart in the clearance aisle. Score.

Hi, My first reaction was to dislike the video from the start but you do not deserve that treatment. You do good reviews of products and I value your opinion. However I do have some remarks. Before I tell you my remarks, here's some history; I have used (only) the original Learherman since the early 80s and I was satisfied with that. My house burned down 3 years ago and my Leatherman was lost. I needed a replacement. I bought the wingman. I did not pay attention and I do not like the serated blade. Furthermore my pocketclip is not steady; it moves. I needed another one. I looked at the Rev. (I got the scissors on my victorinox) I bought it. It has been my edc for about 3 years now. The clip is still solid. It does everything I need (like my original Leatherman). I actually prefer the pliers not to be spring loaded. For a while I had interchanged the blades thinking that the springloaded pliers would be a bonus. I reverted back. At the moment my Wingman is in my "mecanics purse" on my bycicle and the Rev is in my pocket. I am convinced that a Wingman or Sidekick does not outdo my Rev. I am convinced that e.g. a Wave would outdo my Rev but knowing that I can buy several Rev for the price of 1 Wave I doubt that the Wave would outdo me in the long run for the same price. Anyway, that's my humble opinion. Kind regards, Alain

the two hand opening blade was designed for the european market, in germany for example just recently multitools with one hand opening locking blades have been basically banned to carry otherwise they're in the same category as the massive range of blades that are restricted in germanistan already

The Rev is a great tool for somebody who isn't LAZY,

Dude, bad review. The Rev is a great tool for easy use. It's basically a budget friendly pocket knife. Weak criticism. Love the package opener. Lose the file instead, but still a handy gadget.

Just picked up a Rev for 28.95 at REI. Thing works great and there are really no competitors for the same or less cost. An entry level vic-Swiss army knife would be more than $30. Not sure why you are trashing a great antry level leatherman.

I have a REV and it's awsome! The package opener is a great feature. I do agree that something better could be done with the file. Plus, my clip is solid.

I think you missed the boat on this one. I have the Rev, and I love it. Is it the best? Absolutely not, but it is a great tool for what I paid for it: $20.

BTW. The ruler is extremely useful when reading maps. Please Leatherman, DO NOT listen to this guy.

Disagree, I've been using this for years and with regular care it works well

0:27 I disagree with your review. I use both my Rev and Skeletool on a daily basis along with a Swiss Army Knife. Thank you.

The question I have after this review is why I should pay more for a Wingman or a Sidekick...

Yeah, I hate it also... wait.. I flew two seasons with the Rev up in Alaska. It's a great tool. I have 5 other leathmans and it is really all you need. Good price, hasn't failed me. Boo on the review.

I kinda like mine. Got it as a gift from work

Dumb review . I was on a budget and purchased the rev . Best purchase I have ever made . Because does NOT have spring loaded pliers the thinner "arm" makes it way easier to open and close the pliers with one hand . Also it is still a Leatherman its quality is basically not matched. Also I got mine for $25 ( normally $30) and the wingman is $40 and the side kick is $50 . For $10 more dollars ( wingman) you get spring loaded pliers and scissor , the problem is serrations . I would rather have the rev over the wingman just because of the straight edge . I probably like the side kick better but is $20 more dollars .

The hole in the blade was likely moved toward the tip to increase strength, following up with complaints of broken blades. They should have added a checkered area there to make it grippy. I think you can buy replacement blades and swap it out. The pliers probably have to be ground shorter so they can fold into the legs without hitting anything in the smaller tool. I agree that it's silly they traded the labor of grinding the pliers shorter with the labor eliminated by leaving out the spring. They should have kept the spring and the pliers the way they were and just made the stamping bigger.

WOW...a whole lot of whining going on here. I have already posted a review to Leatherman early on that the two screw drivers need locks. I had a hard time remembering to keep the handles in the closed position to keep either of the screw drivers from closing down on my fingers. It's just not a very safe design ~ IMHO

Dont get rid of The package opener. I have a job where i open a lot of boxes and dont want to use the knife, dulling down the blade.

WOW dude(OP) you REALLY overthunk this! the REV can be had on occasion for $19, the wingman is like $49. the package opener is LOVED by most all that use it (try using a knife on a blister pack....i'll meet you at the urgent-care building! the ONLY thing i agree on is the ruler. oh btw, the file is for metal NOT wood...that would be called a "rasp".'' A' for vid presentation 'D' for product knowledge and assessment.

what about the wire stripper on the can opener though. and the little ruler is cool for sizing the head of an unexpected bolt instead of running back and forth for wrenches its the first leatherman that i own and i love it it works great and mine is solid and the 25 year warranty is extremely assuring the price is what got me also 29.50 at my local walmart.

I have a Rev and I gotta say its a great budget friendly M.tool. some of the points u said I gotta disagree. To each their own..and not everyone hate it..so it's more of a why u dislike it.

The cutters on the rev cross making cuts possible. the wingman and sidekick cutters don't cross but just come together making wire cutting difficult and impossible in some cases.

Well Aaron first of all i really love your reviews but i would have to disagree on this one. Yes, there are some flaws on the Rev however keep in mind that the plier head on this multitool is a little bit superior compare to those two. It uses a "scissor" type wire cutters where the Sidekick and Wingman uses a "pinch" type of cutters. This will cut wires more cleanly and probably last a little bit longer. And i think that Leatherman built this multi tool for those types of people who just wants to have their very first multi tool or for those who does not know what a multi tool is so this will be a good starter multi tool for them. And for the market price, i think its still worth it. Just my two cents from your fan here in the Philippines! 😊

How can you do a long review like this and not even mention the big difference in wire cutters? Wow. And for EDC purposes, most folks don't need a saw, and losing the scissors isn't much when you have a blade. Seems lighter and slimmer trumps those tools.

I watched your video twice and found that if you tightened up the pocket clip, this would be the tool for you. Your negatives weren't actually Leatherman drawbacks, but rather your personal preferences. After watching I came to the conclusion that you should dump the two other tools and stick with the rev if budget is your actual motive. You are probably more like the rest of us and are really glad to own (or almost own) one of each that comes out. Great to have you out there providing your opinions and giving us your perspective though.

I've only watched up until4 mins 30 seconds; the rev is, in my humble opinion, far superior. The blade is supposed to be released using the fingernail of your opposite hand. The positioning of the slot on the rev increases the leverage and makes that operation much easier. I therefore opine that rather than being a detraction, it's an evolutionary improvement, and the wire cutter is actually also a significant improvement.

I like my rev and the ruler is useful best multitool I have ever owned the package opener is fantastic.

Here are the comparable tools' MSRP: Rev = $35, Wingman = $40, Sidekick = $50, Skeletool = $70. I think the Rev is an OK tool for the price point. There are definitely things that could be improved, but it's not that bad considering you could get it for $20 around the holidays. I agree that they should remove an inner tool from the knife handle to make it thinner, like the other side. But the clip on mine is exactly the same as the Wingman & Sidekick, they all wiggle a little. And I prefer pliers without a spring. Personally, I think it's a fine tool, given the price you pay. All that being said, the Wingman is definitely a better value. ETA: Forgot to mention that the placement of the cutout in the knife may be to get around laws forbidding one-hand opening knives. Not sure how many places in the US have restrictions like that, but I believe in Germany you can carry a knife that locks or opens with one hand, but not both. Also, OHO knives are forbidden in Denmark. Leatherman made a special version of the Wave for such places in the past, called the "Wave 2H," which had nail nicks instead of the holes.

I carried the wingman for 8 years. I just switched to the rev. I liked the scissors on the wingman for touching up uniforms. After I got out of the military 5 years ago I haven’t used the scissors hardly at all. The rev is way lighter than the wingman. It’s makes a big difference in your hand. I would find myself switching out the wingman for another knife because of its weight and ever since I’ve had the rev I’ve kept it on my pocket every day. If you want a toolbox multi tool get the one with more tools, but if you want to carry it, I would really recommend getting the rev or at least hold both in your hand. A pair of scissors just isn’t worth the extra weight in my opinion.

Hello budy, how are you? Maybe you can help me, I have a Leatherman Rev but the pliers are not cutting wires and it locks, not finishing the job, do you know of any techniques so I can adjust my pliers?

I've been impressed with my Rev. Very smooth with no slop. The clip wiggles a bit on all of Leatherman's budget models. Not a big deal as it stays secure in the pocket. The Rev is made in the USA & has MUCH better fit & finish than the two Sidekicks I've had (one I had to return because it was virtually impossible to get some of the tools out as well as having other issues). The Rev also has the upgraded wire cutters the Wingman & Sidekick lack. While it doesn't have the scissors in the Wingman or the saw in the Sidekick, being thinner & lighter with upgraded wire cutters makes the Rev a legit option & a fantastic budget EDC/work multi-tool, IMO.

I was in Lowe's today, and while browsing tools, I came across this Rev, for $11.96. I immediately assumed it was mislabeled, or a bait and switch operation. However, after closer inspection I saw it was true. Grabbed three, and then proceeded to check out the other Leatherman multi tools. The next cheapest I found were the Wingman, and Sidekick at $50 each. That is 4+ times more expensive. No doubt you sacrifice a couple tools choosing the Rev. However, the quality of manufacture of the tool is the same. And for me, it pocket carries almost invisible, being that it is slimmer, and lighter, than any pocket clip tool I have carried. I am very happy with my choice, and think those I share this with as a gift, will much appreciate it's quality, as well. I think it comes down to perspective, and expectation. For me, basic tools is what I am looking for. Not a tool box folded up in my pocket, or hanging from my belt. But rather something light, to use for quick repair jobs. Otherwise, I will make time for a project, and assemble the proper tool set I will need to get the job done. I think this whole multi tool genre, has spun way out of control, and become quite irrational, with some multi tools pushing $200, now. Really? Maybe, its time to step back and take a break from all this madness?

You're right about the loose pocket clip and the handle thickness. Other than that, for the price it's a great tool. And the box opener it's very useful. Please stop saying " multai tool" it's multi. You don't say "multaiple" you say multiple. And so on. You are comparing a 40$ tool with a 60 and a 100..