New multitool for winter hiking.

[u/Antique-Wish6276]

Hey. I rarly use a multitool. But its nice to have lying around. I allways keep one in the car. I recently used my bacho multitool flat driver, but it bent badly widout me even putting alot of force on it. I tought bacho is supposed to be good. Anyway. I want a tool for winter camping. Emergency repairs of ski, tent, equipment. I dont want or need maximum amount of tools. Just something light, simple, strong. What do people reccomend?

[u/enjoiit1]

Leatherman signal maybe. Geared towards wilderness/camping.. even with a spare flint built in. Has a flat impact surface that can be used to drive in tent stakes, pliers and cutters, wood saw, etc...

[u/DaddyBrown → u/enjoiit1]

spare flint built in

It's a ferro rod, but the Signal would be a great choice.

[u/enjoiit1 → u/DaddyBrown]

You are correct.

I'll leave my mistake for others to mock.. lol

[u/thomasbeagle → u/enjoiit1]

Thank for you for giving so many lonely men a purpose. :)