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product_id: 1098113
title: "PowerLock Multi-Tool- Compound Leverage Technology with EOD Crimper Device, 420 Stainless Steel Body, 18 Lightweight Specialty Tools (B61N-CP) , Black"
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# 18 specialty tools Compound Leverage tech 420 stainless steel body PowerLock Multi-Tool- Compound Leverage Technology with EOD Crimper Device, 420 Stainless Steel Body, 18 Lightweight Specialty Tools (B61N-CP) , Black

**Brand:** sog
**Price:** $U6093
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Power in Your Pocket: The Ultimate Multi-Tool for the Modern Pro

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** PowerLock Multi-Tool- Compound Leverage Technology with EOD Crimper Device, 420 Stainless Steel Body, 18 Lightweight Specialty Tools (B61N-CP) , Black by sog
- **How much does it cost?** $U6093 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- sog enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted sog brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Carry with Confidence:** Ballistic nylon MOLLE sheath clips securely to your belt or pack for instant access on the go.
- • **Ready for Any Challenge:** Includes EOD crimper device integrated within handle for professional-grade explosive ordnance tasks.
- • **Military-Grade Durability:** GSA-approved 420 stainless steel with black oxide coating for corrosion resistance and stealth.
- • **Fully Customizable Toolset:** Easily swap and replace 18 specialty tools to tailor your multitool to any mission or project.
- • **Unmatched Power & Precision:** Patented Compound Leverage doubles your cutting and crimping strength effortlessly.

## Overview

The SOG PowerLock Multi-Tool (B61N-CP) is a rugged, professional-grade multitool featuring 18 specialty tools crafted from corrosion-resistant 420 stainless steel. Its patented Compound Leverage technology delivers twice the cutting and crimping power, while the integrated EOD crimper and magnetic ratchet drivers expand its utility. Designed for durability and customization, it includes a ballistic nylon MOLLE sheath for easy carry and is backed by a lifetime warranty, making it the go-to tool for demanding professionals and enthusiasts alike.

## Description

Product Description The PowerLock EOD is a Government Services Administration-approved multitool suitable for military use – but there’s no law against keeping it around the house, at the jobsite or in your car for when the goin’ gets tough. This multitool features SOG’s patented Compound Leverage to deliver twice the power of your average multitool when force is applied, as well as a 1/4” magnetic ratchet driver and 1/4” magnetic hex bit driver for even greater utility. Disclaimer: This product is designed to be more rugged and field-ready right out of the box. Per the engineering specifications, a black oxide wax and oil conversion-coating is applied to increase corrosion resistance, minimize light reflection, and provide a low-profile, slightly distressed finish. This coating can be wiped away if desired. From the Manufacturer Using the proven PowerLock chassis, SOG is the only company to apply Compound Leverage technology to EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal). This makes it a breeze to crimp blasting caps and demolition cord with less hand pressure. Another unique SOG feature is the positioning of the crimper device within the confines of the handle, not in the plier jaw, like all other designs. This serves to minimize collateral damage to the crimper and allows the operator to have full use of the uninterrupted plier surface. Additionally there is no weakening of the pliers that often causes breakage of the plier tips. The crimper produces non-flaring, high pull out strength crimps that meet government fuse well specifications. It is also GSA approved.

Review: Versatile, with excellent quality, fit, and finish. Highly recommended. - There are so many multi-tools out there that it's difficult to get a decent overview of what's available and pick the best one for your needs. But if you do some research, you'll be able to narrow down your choices and select one that meets enough of your requirements that you shouldn't regret your choice later on. Such is the case for the SOG S60-N PowerLock. There are three main reasons I chose this one. I am not saying these features aren't available elsewhere, just that SOG put them together in a package that appealed to me. They are 1) Ability to easily replace or exchange the individual components 2) Socket drive that greatly expands the range of this tool, and 3) Lifetime warranty. SOG uses a hex-head screw and socket assembly to hold all the tool components in each handle. This lets you replace and reconfigure them, which is a major advantage because it means that if you accidentally break a component, you can order a new one (most components run in the $7 to $10 range) and replace it yourself. This feature alone changed my opinion of the practicality of a multi tool. Previously, I never bothered with one because I didn't like the thought of trashing one or more tools, then being stuck with a "disabled" tool. That's not a worry anymore. You can also reconfigure the tool (within limits) to meet your precise needs by swapping components. Since I carry a knife, I really didn't need the partially-serrated knife blade that comes with the tool, even though it is really nice and razor sharp. I ordered the wire stripper component, along with two accessory socket adapters (one is a spare) directly from SOG. Total cost was around $25. The different sizes and shapes of the components limit where you can fit them within the handles, so you have to preplan a bit. The SOG Web site has guidelines for how to do this. For example, the wire stripper must be located on the left side of either handle, so you must remove whatever component is there to install it. I ended up swapping the locations for the file and scissors, but it all worked out, and the new wire strippers make it easier to do electrical work. The accessory socket adapter fits onto the ¼" drive and lets you use any ¼" socket wrench, screwdriver, or other driver commonly available at any hardware store. This adds tremendous flexibility. There may be other multi tools that also offer this, but I like SOG's implementation of it. The lifetime warranty says a lot about how SOG backs their quality. The other tools I looked at from the "leaders" in the multi tool business do not offer a similar warranty. What does that say about them? The PowerLock was more substantial and impressive than I imagined from the pictures. Each component is finely finished and very high quality. The pliers close precisely, and the compound leverage really adds power to the jaws. The saw teeth are almost viscous in their sharpness and configuration (you need to handle the saw carefully; I've been fortunate not to find that out the hard way), and the scissors are clever and work well. All the other tools are pretty much what you'd expect and are well designed. The fold down covers on the handles make the tool easier to hold, yet they are easily popped off should you desire to do that. The piano lock feature securely holds each component open. You do have to make sure the unused tools are retracted into the handle for the lock to secure the tool you have open, and I did notice that I had to pull the file out slightly for the lock to secure the wire stripper, but this is a very minor issue. The carrying sheath is nice. Overall, this is a very high quality and satisfying tool at a good price. If the configuration suits your needs, then I would highly recommend it. You won't be disappointed and it should serve you well for a long time.
Review: If you want a really good multi-tool for a reasonable price, this is the one! - When I buy something, I always spend a considerable amount of time researching all the options, pros and cons, etc, before pulling the trigger on a specific product. So when it came to buying a multi-tool, I ended up reading on endless forums and reviews about how great Leathermans are in general, and how great the Leatherman Wave is in particular. So, feeling pretty confident about my choice, I went online and ordered a Leatherman Wave. Turns out that Leatherman products are not what people make them to be! I was very disappointed with my Wave for a multitude of reasons, which I explained in detail in my review. The interesting thing is that I got a bunch of "not helpful" votes, which is quite funny, considering that a "not helpful" review is a review that is either too short, doesn't provide any real information, or is blatantly biased. Which was clearly not the case with mine. So I can only think that there is a good number of Leatherman fanboys who just don't like to see their favorite product criticized and react by childishly clicking "not helpful". The reason why I'm telling you this is that when it comes to choosing a product for which there is a certain very popular brand, it might be hard to go against the current. But if you see how much of a difference there is between the two multi-tools, you might realize that sometimes it really pays off to go against the current. Pretty much all the issues I had with the Leatherman are not issues with the SOG. The opening action is butter-smooth, and the pliers don't grind against the handle when closing the multi-tool. The tools in the handles come out VERY easily without having to do any "break-in" nonsense, or loosening the screws. The handles have smooth edges that make it very comfortable to use. Additionally the SOG has a gear system for the pliers that multiplies your strength two fold. This can either allow people who doesn't have a lot of hand strength to use the pliers very effectively, or people who already have a lot of hand strength to use the cutters to cut almost anything that fits in them. Overall I'm extremely satisfied with this SOG, I have been using it for so many things, for working on my car to little repairs in the house. Even removing the butt-cap from a marker so that I could pour a little bit of rubbing alcohol in it and allow my wife to keep using it after it was spent. Also did I mentioned that the SOG is actually cheaper than the Letherman Wave? You really can't go wrong with this multi-tool. Sure it's a bit heavy, but that's the trade off to pay if you want to have a real multi-tool. If you want something lighter I would personally suggest looking into Suisse Army Knives instead. The great thing about a multi-tool is that you have a good set of pliers (needle-nose and regular) in your pocket. If you have any question, let me know, I'm happy to help! And if you found this review useful, please consider clicking yes below. I have noticed that several reviews I have written on items purchased through desertcart have had the "Verified Purchase" removed incorrectly and as a result are no longer visible, which is likely happening to other people as well. When you read reviews, be sure to sort by 'All reviews' since there is obviously a bug in the system and many helpful and detailed reviews are now hidden.

## Features

- 18 STURDY STEEL TOOLS FOR MEN: Sleek, black multitool set includes multi tool pliers, multitool screwdriver, scissors, knife, and wire crimper; this large stainless steel tool is Explosive Ordnance Disposal-ready
- POWERFUL MULTITOOL PLIERS TECH: Handy electrician multitool tackles demanding tasks with multitool pliers, wire stripper and wire crimper tool field-ready capabilities; patented Compound Leverage makes cutting and tightening twice as easy
- BALLISTIC NYLON MULTITOOL SHEATH: MOLLE multitool pouch clips securely onto a belt or pack; pliers, screwdriver, can opener and wire strippers are close at hand when using the easy-carry nylon sheath
- GSA-APPROVED 420 STAINLESS TOOLS KIT WITH LOCK: PowerLock keeps this stainless steel multitool and wire cutter multitool secure; 1-press PowerLock button locks and releases all tools under the toughest conditions
- BLACK OXIDE COATING: Multitool is wax and oil coated right out of the box for increased corrosion resistance and minimal light reflection; this coating can be wiped clean upon using if desired

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000JD08ZU |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #130,486 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #522 in Multitools |
| Brand | SOG |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (1,025) |
| Date First Available | May 3, 2004 |
| Finish | Brushed |
| Folded Size | 4.60 x NA x NA inches |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00729857993975 |
| Included Components | Knife, Nail File, Money Clip, Scissor, Wire Cutter, Saw, Plier, Screwdriver, Can Opener, Bottle Wrench, Blade, Sheath, Gear, Protective Case, Keychain, Key Ring, Spanner, Stripper, Reamer, Letter Socket Extension Rod, Fish Scaler, Pen, Awl, Glass Breaker, Box Tactical Tool, Mirror, Bag Carrier, Phillip drivers |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | Yes |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 9.6 ounces |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 7 x 2.3 x 0.73 inches |
| Item model number | 7-29857-99397-5 |
| Manufacturer | GSM LLC |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Number of Handles | 1 |
| Number of Pieces | 18 |
| Part Number | B61N-CP |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Power Source | AC/DC |
| Product Dimensions | 7 x 2.3 x 0.73 inches |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Size | One Size |
| Style | PowerLock |
| UPC | 729857993975 |
| Warranty Description | All SOG products are guaranteed against defects in workmanship and materials for the life of the original purchaser. This guarantee is voided (as determined by SOG) by misuse, abuse, improper maintenance, or alterations of the product and does not cover any normal wear that might occur. All guarantee claims should be sent directly to SOG Specialty Knives, Inc. |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** SOG
- **Color:** Black
- **Item Weight:** 9.6 Ounces
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 7 x 2.3 x 0.73 inches
- **Material:** Stainless Steel

## Images

![PowerLock Multi-Tool- Compound Leverage Technology with EOD Crimper Device, 420 Stainless Steel Body, 18 Lightweight Specialty Tools (B61N-CP) , Black - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61wuw3Yc1gL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Dose the sheath come with it?**
A: Yes

**Q: Does this multi tool have scissors or not?  Some pics show them and others don't.**
A: Hi . Yes they do have scissors. 
Cheers

**Q: Can you sand to Afganistan?**
A: HelloI am unable to ship to Afganistanthank you

**Q: I lost my paperwork that told me how to get spare/replacement parts,anyone have that info?mines about 10years old..need some new stuff**
A: SOGKnikes is manufacturing company. They have replacement parts.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Versatile, with excellent quality, fit, and finish. Highly recommended.
*by D***7 on September 7, 2010*

There are so many multi-tools out there that it's difficult to get a decent overview of what's available and pick the best one for your needs. But if you do some research, you'll be able to narrow down your choices and select one that meets enough of your requirements that you shouldn't regret your choice later on. Such is the case for the SOG S60-N PowerLock. There are three main reasons I chose this one. I am not saying these features aren't available elsewhere, just that SOG put them together in a package that appealed to me. They are 1) Ability to easily replace or exchange the individual components 2) Socket drive that greatly expands the range of this tool, and 3) Lifetime warranty. SOG uses a hex-head screw and socket assembly to hold all the tool components in each handle. This lets you replace and reconfigure them, which is a major advantage because it means that if you accidentally break a component, you can order a new one (most components run in the $7 to $10 range) and replace it yourself. This feature alone changed my opinion of the practicality of a multi tool. Previously, I never bothered with one because I didn't like the thought of trashing one or more tools, then being stuck with a "disabled" tool. That's not a worry anymore. You can also reconfigure the tool (within limits) to meet your precise needs by swapping components. Since I carry a knife, I really didn't need the partially-serrated knife blade that comes with the tool, even though it is really nice and razor sharp. I ordered the wire stripper component, along with two accessory socket adapters (one is a spare) directly from SOG. Total cost was around $25. The different sizes and shapes of the components limit where you can fit them within the handles, so you have to preplan a bit. The SOG Web site has guidelines for how to do this. For example, the wire stripper must be located on the left side of either handle, so you must remove whatever component is there to install it. I ended up swapping the locations for the file and scissors, but it all worked out, and the new wire strippers make it easier to do electrical work. The accessory socket adapter fits onto the ¼" drive and lets you use any ¼" socket wrench, screwdriver, or other driver commonly available at any hardware store. This adds tremendous flexibility. There may be other multi tools that also offer this, but I like SOG's implementation of it. The lifetime warranty says a lot about how SOG backs their quality. The other tools I looked at from the "leaders" in the multi tool business do not offer a similar warranty. What does that say about them? The PowerLock was more substantial and impressive than I imagined from the pictures. Each component is finely finished and very high quality. The pliers close precisely, and the compound leverage really adds power to the jaws. The saw teeth are almost viscous in their sharpness and configuration (you need to handle the saw carefully; I've been fortunate not to find that out the hard way), and the scissors are clever and work well. All the other tools are pretty much what you'd expect and are well designed. The fold down covers on the handles make the tool easier to hold, yet they are easily popped off should you desire to do that. The piano lock feature securely holds each component open. You do have to make sure the unused tools are retracted into the handle for the lock to secure the tool you have open, and I did notice that I had to pull the file out slightly for the lock to secure the wire stripper, but this is a very minor issue. The carrying sheath is nice. Overall, this is a very high quality and satisfying tool at a good price. If the configuration suits your needs, then I would highly recommend it. You won't be disappointed and it should serve you well for a long time.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ If you want a really good multi-tool for a reasonable price, this is the one!
*by A***I on June 10, 2016*

When I buy something, I always spend a considerable amount of time researching all the options, pros and cons, etc, before pulling the trigger on a specific product. So when it came to buying a multi-tool, I ended up reading on endless forums and reviews about how great Leathermans are in general, and how great the Leatherman Wave is in particular. So, feeling pretty confident about my choice, I went online and ordered a Leatherman Wave. Turns out that Leatherman products are not what people make them to be! I was very disappointed with my Wave for a multitude of reasons, which I explained in detail in my review. The interesting thing is that I got a bunch of "not helpful" votes, which is quite funny, considering that a "not helpful" review is a review that is either too short, doesn't provide any real information, or is blatantly biased. Which was clearly not the case with mine. So I can only think that there is a good number of Leatherman fanboys who just don't like to see their favorite product criticized and react by childishly clicking "not helpful". The reason why I'm telling you this is that when it comes to choosing a product for which there is a certain very popular brand, it might be hard to go against the current. But if you see how much of a difference there is between the two multi-tools, you might realize that sometimes it really pays off to go against the current. Pretty much all the issues I had with the Leatherman are not issues with the SOG. The opening action is butter-smooth, and the pliers don't grind against the handle when closing the multi-tool. The tools in the handles come out VERY easily without having to do any "break-in" nonsense, or loosening the screws. The handles have smooth edges that make it very comfortable to use. Additionally the SOG has a gear system for the pliers that multiplies your strength two fold. This can either allow people who doesn't have a lot of hand strength to use the pliers very effectively, or people who already have a lot of hand strength to use the cutters to cut almost anything that fits in them. Overall I'm extremely satisfied with this SOG, I have been using it for so many things, for working on my car to little repairs in the house. Even removing the butt-cap from a marker so that I could pour a little bit of rubbing alcohol in it and allow my wife to keep using it after it was spent. Also did I mentioned that the SOG is actually cheaper than the Letherman Wave? You really can't go wrong with this multi-tool. Sure it's a bit heavy, but that's the trade off to pay if you want to have a real multi-tool. If you want something lighter I would personally suggest looking into Suisse Army Knives instead. The great thing about a multi-tool is that you have a good set of pliers (needle-nose and regular) in your pocket. If you have any question, let me know, I'm happy to help! And if you found this review useful, please consider clicking yes below. I have noticed that several reviews I have written on items purchased through Amazon have had the "Verified Purchase" removed incorrectly and as a result are no longer visible, which is likely happening to other people as well. When you read reviews, be sure to sort by 'All reviews' since there is obviously a bug in the system and many helpful and detailed reviews are now hidden.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by C***E on February 13, 2019*

Excelente pinza multiusos supero lo esperado , la funda pueden mejorarla pero las pinzas sin pero alguno

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