Multitool Pocket Knife,12-in-1 Multitool Knife,Titanium-Plated Handle,Pocket Clip,Large Scissors,Stainless Steel for Camping, Hiking, Survival, multitool for Men

i ue multitools a lot. i have drawers full of Swiss army, Leatherman, Gerber etc.whom ever invented the NON-piler multi tool should get an award! pleirs double the waight and in most cases get used .01% of time.this multiknife is great! it adds a very useful 'bit socket' that allows use of those quick bits everyone has laying around(it comes with phillips/flathead bit). this allows tailoring of what youd want to carry as a bit.(allens,10mm socket etc etc).Build: the build/materials are on par with a Leatherman or Gerber at less the n half the price.blades/tools come nice and stiff to break-in over time. knife come very sharp as does scissors.LAYOUT: some tools are mandatory for me in this type of tool. 90% of multis give you a useless bottle opener to keep tool count high. this multi comes with a MANDATORY CAN OPENER which is 1000% more useful but has the bottle opener as well.Scissors: they are bigger then most. sharp and spring-loaded. NOTE: on these multi's i noticed the scissors take a few times to fold out and LOCK IN TO PLACE. the lock mechanism acts to put tension on the scissor spring. i have another similar multi like this that i thought was broke until i learned the proper way to open scissors.KNIFE: the knife blade is sturdy, lock secure and of a great lenght. it would be usable as a defensive weapon in the proper hands. its long/strong enough to do serious damage in a SHTF scenario. much better then a rock or broom handle if the zombies get frisky.LASTLY: the pocket clip is very tight and strong for jeans or a coat pocket.ONLY CON: i like to have a lanyard hole on knives/multi's , to attach bright paracord as both a flag and lanyard if dropped in high grass etc.

Compact with a good selections of tools. Not the smoothest opener but fro the price a solid buy. The clip is solid.

Excellent tool for the price. Nice long stainless blade. I saw some complaining about the Philips bit falling out so I did a little modification that will keep it from falling out. Just drill a small hole to allow the ball plunger on the bit to snap in place and hold much better.

I ended up with 3 of these by mistake at xmas time which made good gifts in the long run.After losing my leatherman surge I've had for 5+ years I was reluctant to buy another since the price hike, horrible customer service, and the price gouge for a decent knife blade I started looking elsewhere. I didn't pocket carry it all the time but at times I just had a knife I wish I had some more tools with it (no pliers). This being $20 at time of purchase I gave it a whirl. I think it's dang close to being leatherman quality and it's designed reeeeaaaly similar which is nice. So far after a few weeks the knife blade is real comparable to leatherman's, maybe better slightly better?! The only issue I've had so far was the liner lock for the scissors did not have enough tension to it and the scissors would pop out from the lock position while being used. Easy fix by taking the screws out and adding more bend to the lock and it works perfect now with solid lockup. It's light weight and good size for edc. No doubt if it had leathermand name on it they'd sell it for $100.. I really hope their multitool I got to replace my surge last for years as well.

Great product

Overall it’s a nice little tool. It’s a little wide because of how the pocket clip is positioned but I really like the bit driver. If you aren’t a big fan of multi tools and are used to just carrying a pocket knife this is a nice little intermediary. My only complaint is that the scissors are a little finicky. You really have to push the scissors over to get the lock to engage so the spring works. Aside from that a strong little tool.

looks and feels like a leatherman, BUT, I think whoever design it never really actually used it, or tested it in a situation or maybe its just me, or this could be made for left hand users. Anyhow First thing I noticed was the pocket clip is not on the corrected side, IMO, it gets in the way of opening the blade, which is probably the most used tool here, and it does feel right, and especially if I am trying to cut something thin or something like fillet a fish or meat, pocket clip gets in the way, where as on the other side where the scissor is, I don't think the clip will affect the scissors at all. It also affects the way of pulling it out of my pocket and opening the knife, i have to pull it out and then twist it half of a spin and then open the knife with the pocket clip in the way. Just my opinion. I also thought about switching it to the other side, (no big deal) well it is a big deal because the clip is made to fit one side only and is not interchageable. Well what it i just remove the clip if it make that big of a deal? still doesn't work because it also acts as a shim to tight the tools in perfectly, if the clip was removed, the flip out tools inside will be too loose or so tight that the locking mechanism won't lock.I think the tool is pretty good, as far a material goes, I am a huge fan of leatherman to where I have almost every tool they made (except for the crunch, discountinued) , but this tool with a little more thought into it, i may have a chance, oh and according to the website, it comes with 5 years warranty compared to leathermans 25 years just for your info.

This product, is the best multitool/knife I've ever seen under 80$ ,this tool is great! Well made!, blade is very sharp! I wasn't expecting any of that for 16 bucks!