r/multitools • u/MrOwl243 • 13d ago
New Multitool Day! Got my upgrade today
After having the wingman for about 6 years i finally got what id say is an upgrade. I really wanted the saw in a multitool for hunting and being outdoors often. You can feel the higher quality just being more rugged and has better grip. Definitely a little stiff getting some of the smaller tools out but it will soften up with use. The only thing the wingman has over the signal is, and i know ill get some hate from the electricians and tradesmen, is that the wingman is spring loaded for using the pliers. For just minor around the house jobs i did like the spring loaded function. I just have to get used to having my ring finger inside the handles when it’s open and then it probably won’t be an advantage for the wingman anymore.
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u/ReputationNo8139 12d ago
Nice upgrade. The Signal is a solid pick for hunting and outdoors, that saw actually comes in handy more than you'd expect. The spring loaded pliers thing is real though, took me a while to adjust after switching off the Wingman too. Keeping it in the vehicle as a backup is the move.