This is why I prefer BPL to GearJunkie

[Michael Gunderloy]

http://www.urchinsky.com.s3-website-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/index.html#details-row

Bonus points if you can figure out how to use the fork without slicing your hand open.

[Justin Baker]

Why did they put the closed wrench so close to the blade edge? Why not near the spine of the knife? I feel the blade would break there easily.

And no handle. A paracord wrap is not a comfortable handle for batoning and chopping.

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Keep it family-safe please.

Cheers
Roger Caffin

[Hikin’ Jim]

Yes, but the ability to defend oneself against attacking redwood trees is invaluable.

HJ
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[Dale Wambaugh]

The thought that came to mind is that the Creator looks after fools and little children. Like any tool that tries to be too much, this fails.

[Jeffs Eleven]

No Nail file? …deal breaker

[Cayenne Redmonk]

it's everything I ever imagined a throwing pipe multitool could be, plus a fork and a sundial.

I'm pretty sure these aren't for battonning wood.

The website show a man ready to throw his blade at a large angry tree ? These might be for throwing at Sasquatch, the photo wasn't clear. Using the pipe in reverse to blow smoke may function as a bird call. It can be fastened to a stick, transforming it into a hiking spear.

Very innovative, but 420 stainless might not be the best material. I'm concerned about the weight. It might not fly, but putting a cheese grater on the blade would make it lighter.

[Stephen Parks]

Stephen

While I agree that the thought may be amusing, please rememebr this is meant to be a family-friendly site – safe for a reader's children.

Cheers
Roger Caffin

[Bean]

420 stainless might not be the best material.

Or is it "4:20" steel?.

[Author]

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