Star Trek Klingon Bat'leth 6-In-1 Multitool Kit | Includes Screwdriver, Wrench, Bottle Opener, Cord Cutter, Hand Tools | Pocket-Sized Portable Survival Camping Tool

Fun little gadget. Made a great present for my brekkie wife.

Got it for my son as a stocking stuffer for Christmas. He is a Star Trek fan and loved it. He hangs it proudly on his backpack. Not sure if he has ever actually used it, but he likes the way it looks ;)

Got it for a huge next generation fan and she absolutely loves it and it seems well built and looks nice.

Like the idea of having a Ba’t leth on hand as a handy tool. Only downside is the large print on one side citing where it was made and other details best left to packaging.

If you decide to obtain this small but mighty Bat’leth, you will no doubt bring honor to your house and many songs will be sung of your glorious victory! Qapla'!

I really love this mini Klingon Bat 'leth Bottle Opener. It's going to be useful when I open a bottle of Klingon Blood Wine or Romulan Ale!

Whether or not you use it, the nostalgic feeling and idea is absolutely amazing. The quality is pretty good and overall useable. Ive used mine mainly for the bottle (and letter opener) and for the screwdrivers. It is a fine tool that will bring honor to any household!

You could not ask for a better or more convenient multitool to rely upon during your daily smiting of small chores and minor inconveniences such as (but not limited to): loose screws, cheap merchandise sold by honorless Ferengi, and plastic wires that are just a little too thick to break with your powerful warrior fingers. This miniature bat'leth has brought glory to me and to my house, and songs will be sung of its greatness for generations to come. Buy one for yourself, or gift it to your beloved par'Mach before a glorious hunt. Only a weak and spineless petaQ would pass up an opportunity for such a magnificent purchase.

Glory to the Empire!

I purchased this because of its uniqueness and I’m a bit of a Klingon nerd. However, the quality of the finish wasn’t as expected in line with the price. Specifically, there were some sharp edges that should have been lightly sanded, which I ended up doing. Unsanded these edges would surely guarantee at least paper cuts to the user or possibly even in just handling. As a tool, it does what it says it will do, but given its design and construction, it is more of a light duty tool and not for medium and beyond tasks. If you need an edc multitool for these tasks, forget the novelty and get a Gerber or Leatherman. All in all, as a discussion starter or for light duty, it does the job. I gave a low rating because of the finish as mentioned in relation to the price. Qapla’ batlh je (Success and honour).