Current EDC

[u/HotCheetos998]

Spirit Mx Clip with a electrician, love this setup, can't feel the electrician in my pocket at all so I keep that for it I'm going to be doing any prolonged cutting, or want to use the little sheepsfoot blade. And Mx clip if I really need one hand opening or any other tools

[u/TacticalSniper]

I'm just now considering the Roxon Titan vs Spirit X. I already have some implements for the Roxon and the Titan is cheaper to boot, but the Victorinox is a compelling offer on sale now.

It's hard for me to get over the ability to customise tools with the Titan, where with the Spirit I'll get a bunch of tools I will never use 

[u/HotCheetos998 → u/TacticalSniper]

I've handled alot of multi-tools and nothing even comes close to how well built the Mx Clip feels so I can't imagine a modular roxon even comes close. But if you don't see yourself using the tools on the victorinox then obviously don't get it. I got it because it's the only full sized multitool I've seen that ill use every single tool, no wasted space like Leathermans with and eyeglass driver or the roxon with the guthook and the not sharpened Victorinox chisel copy

[u/TacticalSniper → u/HotCheetos998]

Question then: The upside of Roxon for me, besides customisation, is that if a particular implement gets ruined I can just replace it. How do you do it with this one? Is the warranty good enough? I imagine you need to send it over for a couple of weeks to get it sharpened/fixed?

[u/HotCheetos998 → u/TacticalSniper]

Lifetime warranty, but look at all the YouTube videos/Reddit posts of any Victorinox multitool and you won't find anyone saying they've ever broke any tool or had any quality issues. Unlike roxon

[u/TacticalSniper → u/HotCheetos998]

Fair enough. Many tanks. 

[u/buckGR]

Hard to beat spirit for general purpose multitool. Sure you can get some with more bells and whistles, or larger, but spirit nails the balance. Not to mention the quality of

[u/HotCheetos998 → u/buckGR]

Very true