We can make back our money spent on our other tools within months of working with them.įor the COMBAR, we’d be in the hole for its cost, which we can’t maximize its use for, for a bare minimum of 5 years’ worth of vacation time, which we rarely, if ever, take. We can buy 2 drill/driver kits for the retail price of your outdoor toy. Your 3-pound monstrosity is a camping and hiking tool, and with the vast majority of us having to invest our money into tools that make us money, yours falls desperately short of desirability. We’re installing cabinet hardware and electrical or electronics panels. You want to know why? Because Tool Users of our type aren’t up mountains smashing rocks. And their versions max out at around 4 Oz total tool size, at the $150 price point.
Titanium and Aluminum are common materials in Multi-Tools.
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Plus the weight of the whole tool, and the bad Spade (Really an Adze, not a Spade) design, plus the false advertising about “Best Multi-Tool Ever” and “Nature Never Compromises” when you’ve left the Pro users high-and-dry when using the Holster… It adds up to a ripoff. Steel, Aluminum, and Titanium aren’t that costly. The hammer has always been the biggest design challenge in multi-tools and ACLIM8 might have just solved this perennial problem.Īt $1000 price point, there had better be a solid Gold, Platinum, or Silver insert somewhere, weighing about 8 Oz pure. In all, this seems like the best multi-tool design with a hammer we have seen. But this is a tool made with good materials-titanium and aluminum are used as weight savers (the Combar tips the scales at 3.2 pounds) and the stainless steel parts, usually 420J or 420HC-both lower grade steels, are all hardened appropriately. That’s a lot of money, given that you could buy all of the tools included as standalones for significantly less. The base model without the knife, saw, or carrying accessories, runs $359.
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The full Combar Pro kit, which includes the hammer/axe/spade with the knife and saw in the handle, as well as the carry case and holster, runs a pretty penny at $579 on Kickstarter. The Combar has a holster and a full carry case if you want to integrate it on to a backpack. If you opt for the Pro model, the hollow handle stores two more tools: a small fixed blade knife and a folding wood saw. It also comes with a fold away, lock in place axe head, and a fold away spade (a narrow design more like a garden space than a shovel). It has a massive handle and a real steel head to give you the heft and durability you would expect in a hammer. ACLIM8 has a new multi-tool on Kickstarter, the Combar (which has already met its funding goal, so you can pledge with some certainty-no project is ever 100% guaranteed on Kickstarter), and it looks like the best attempt at a hammer-based multi-tool.
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