Skateknife All-in-One Skate Tool Pocket Knife Heavy Duty Skateboard Tune Up Assembling Tools

My son loves this multi tool.Works great for any kid who is into skateboarding. Plus it keeps them away from my tool box.

My son loves it. Fits in his pocket and says he rarely needs any other tools for a quick fix

Love this product! Very handy, and small enough to fit in your pocket

I liked all the features, except the wheel but fastening tool needs to be deeper for products like my Freebord

Perfect tool for every skateboarder My son loves it

This tool could have the potential to be a good 5-star skate tool with some minor improvements. It’s a bummer, because the size of the tool and the pocket clip are great, but the individual tools are inferior.The absolute worst part is the Phillips head screwdriver. You need a sturdy #2 Phillips head screwdriver to turn truck mounting bolts. The Phillips head on this one is a #1 or maybe 1.5 (I don’t think that’s even a real thing). At any rate, the Phillips head is nowhere big enough to get the proper amount of torque to turn a Phillips head truck mounting bolt, and the driver bit is made of a cheap steel, definitely not chromoly or other tool grade steel. The Phillips head bit will either strip out your bolt heads, strip itself, or both. Since the 3/8” wrench is a tiny box wrench that detaches from the tool and not a 3/8” socket, you really cannot depend on the 3/8” wrench to turn the nut on the bottom, only hold it in place.The 1/2” socket on the end fits axle nuts very well. It is just very shallow, so hopefully your axles are not too long, or you won’t be able to tighten your axle nuts down all the way.The jack knife blade is capable of cutting grip tape, but I would only use it in an emergency. If your tried to use it all the time, the blade would get way too dull after 1 or 2 grip tape jobs.The 9/16” hex wrench is a little bit flimsy, but it can handle minor adjustments to kingpin nuts. I wouldn’t use it to build a skateboard, just make minor adjustments.The one thing that seems to work pretty well is the tiny 3/8” box wrench that slides in and out of the tool to tighten the truck mounting nuts. Because it just slides in and out of the handle, it seems like it would fall out easily and you would lose it. But it actually fits pretty snugly in the handle, and it doesn’t fall out.If they made the Phillips head bit bigger and it was the correct size and made of higher quality tool steel, this wrench would not be half bad. But the way it is currently made, it cannot do everything a skateboard tool needs to do, so it is pretty useless.

Bought this for my granddaughter who has been an avid skateboarder for over 10 years. Ironically, she had never seen this all-in-one board tool before. She loved it!

Our son uses it all the time when boarding