KINGMAX Pocket Knife,Multitool Tactical Knife with Blade,Saw, Plier, Screwdriver, Bottle Opener,Folding Knife Built with Full Stainless Steel,Perfect Tool for Men,Camping,Emergency,Outdoor,Daily Use.

My son is a volunteer firefighter & he loves this so much he put it with his fire gear. It is very nice & has a nice case too.. I'm happy if he's happy, but it had some type of polish or grease all over it. I mean so much that it was too slippery to even pull out some of the extension pieces. He had to use a bunch of paper towels to absorb enough off. That's dangerous as someone could slip & severely cut themselves. Other then that it's very nice. 8 would recommend it, just be careful.

Bought this for my daughter who is currently serving in the Coast Guard. She is stationed on a cutter and said she needed a nice multi tool. I was going to get her one of the big name brand ones that are expensive but thought well lets try something a little cheaper as the sea weather might affect it. So settled on this guy. Very impressed with the quality and sturdiness of the tool. Comes with a nice case that attaches to her belt for easy access. She says the knife easily cuts line on the cutter and bits have come in handy when she really didn't think she would use those. She says her fellow guardsmen on the cutter ask to borrow it on a regular basis. Definitely worth the purchase.

Excellent product but a bit too bulky for pockets. This is a knife you pack for camping and all that outdoorsy stuff!

First of all, I haven't really used this multi-tool yet so this review is based on overall first impression. I will update after I have had a chance to use it or if my opinion changes. Right out of the box, I was impressed with the weight and quality of the materials. It's put together well and the tools all seem to be quite sturdy. I intend to carry it in my hiking pack but am tempted to carry it for everyday use just because it seems so well made and versatile, plus it comes with a simple but well made carrying case with a belt loop attachment. This was also the first time I'd seen a multi-tool come with a bit adapter and multiple bits that you can use with it and the price was low enough that it was definitely worth a try. The only thing I'm a little confused about is that the box calls it a 10-in-1 multi-tool but there are only 5 actual tools that I can find. If you count the bits individually, that would still make it a 15-in-1 tool. Possibly just a misprint? Either way, that doesn't effect the quality or usefulness of the tool so I'm not worried about it. Overall, I'm impressed with this tool for the cost and look forward to putting it to use.

This is a great multi tool, well constructed and well designed. For years I’ve carried a basic pocket knife with the usual attachments and I thought it was all I needed. Then I saw a coworker with a knife that had built in pliers, which prompted me to look for something similar. I pretty much just rolled the dice of the cheapest one I could find, and I am extremely happy with this knife. Just being able to open the knife blade one handed is already life changing for me, but having pliers, plus any screwdriver head I’m likely to need is a huge deal. I will never go back to life without this knife!

good

While Gerber is the undisputed champion of multi-tools, not everyone needs or wants to drop nearly $100 for such a tool. This one fills the gap very nicely. It uses hardened steel materials that are either welded together or fitted together, and there's no wiggle anywhere. The joints also are not too stiff to be moved with ease but are stiff enough to stand on their own and prevent accidental swinging. You pull the pliers out by first pulling the handle out, then using the handle to pull the plier end out as well. There are no parts that require you digging or jumping through any hoops to access and set up... it's very straightforward, and outside of the pliers, I had no issues figuring out how to get each tool out as needed. I'm particularly impressed that they included a small silicone holster for all the bits, so they don't have to be stored willy nilly. This will greatly reduce the risk of losing parts! It's cumbersome for what it is, though, so I wouldn't recommend this for keeping on your person. It is ideal to have handy though for travel, home, and camping. For me, it sure beats having to buy an entire toolkit when I only need these tools every once in a while.