GOAT Multitool Honest Review Ink&Iron

0:00 Intro
0:14 Name change is good
0:25 Had the tool a few weeks, but used it a lot
0:47 GOAT is fully modular
1:32 Basic Configuration
1:56 Hammer end
2:14 Sturdy pocket clip
2:44 Spring loaded plier heads
3:00 Wire cutters in action
4:17 Coat hanger wire cutting with multiple multitools
5:15 GOAT vs coat hanger wire
6:15 Trying to give GOAT tools feedback
6:31 Plier handles are smooth and comfortable
7:24 "Billboarding"
7:38 Polished the tool tangs
7:48 Scissors are mostly good
9:54 1/4in full sized bit driver
11:09 WHAT IS THE V?
11:48 Fits Leatherman's stupid bits too
12:11 Original plain edge blade
12:40 Blade is NOT one-handed
13:12 This tool is NOT one-handed overall
13:50 3D Printer people should make a thumbstud
14:10 Xacto hobby blade holder
14:29 Hobby blade goes solo
15:20 Seat the hobby blade fully in the handle
15:41 Long tools jamming in the handle
16:05 Saw is probably fine
16:30 Large flathead driver (will eventually break?)
17:10 Bottle opener on Large flathead driver?
17:56 Pocket clip is a better bottle opener
18:07 Medium flathead driver
18:37 2mm Hex driver for total disassembly
19:03 Awl and reamer
19:30 GOAT is not a beginner multitool
21:00 It's not one-handed, come at me
21:49 Other multitools have flaws too
22:52 Price point discussion and comparison to Leatherman Wave+
23:58 I don't know price points or phrases
24:31 3mm and 5mm hex drivers
24:50 S35VN knife blade upgrade is great
25:10 Serrated knife blade is underwhelming
25:47 Safety strap cutter is SO sharp
26:29 Metal file is not good
27:11 Tool blanks idea
27:47 Can opener is mediocre (with demo)
29:07 Titanium scales, but also Copper and Brass options
30:13 Wrap Up

Joe reviews his GOAT (Gear Of All Trades) multitool after 3 weeks of obsession. Every tool got used, things were learned, and it’s all here for you to parse and decide how you want to spend your money.