Wallet NinjaMultitool Card – 18 in 1 Credit Card Multi-Tool (Bottle Opener, Can Opener, Screwdrivers, Phone Stand & More) – Black

I loved the quality of the product. It was sturdy with cool design and lots of useful tools to have on hand.

I'm putting together a tactical wallet. This wallet is going to consist solely of credit-card sized tools since those are all the rage these days. Before this happens, however, I should note that this is the first and most useful tool. The tool is stainless steel. And for how thin it is, it is EXTREMELY strong. I seriously can't bend the thing very easily. And unlike all the credit card-sized tools out there, this one actually has the same thickness as a real credit card, rather than 2 or 3 like some of the more high-tech credit card tools.- The teeth (the screwdrivers/hex wrenches on the bottom) can eat away at a wallet's weak points. If you use a leather wallet it will chop up the inside of the pocket you put it in. I have a different problem. I use an aluminum wallet called Wallum, which is two steel plates held together by four rubber bands with the cards in the middle. The Wallet Ninja tends to eat away at the rubber bands.- These same teeth will also hurt your fingers while you're opening a bottle with it. But it's the easiest bottle opener to access for me anyway.- The fruit peeler is useless, but the box cutter does the same job. This is kind of a last resort tool though cuz it takes forever to cut open a box with it, but it's better than nothing.- This thing has every screwdriver under the sun. The eyeglass screwdriver actually seems to work real well! And time hasn't stripped the shape either.All in all a great card, and very affordable too.

My wife bought me this for Christmas and it's been a nice little tool...lots of functionality and a quality product that will last!

I find this instrument useful. I work in a hospital and there's times I need quick access to a few tools this thing provides. Now many of you might think "Why not just go with a pocket knife?" Mainly because they are too big and with them you really get what you pay for. So to get a good one, I have to pay a lot of money. They weigh down my pocket a little more than I'm comfortable with. I'd be more prone to leave it out of my pocket which will lead to it getting lost. And they're difficult to sterilize and clean properly. This is much lighter than even a light pocket knife. And It can be cleaned quickly with a wipe or alcohol pad. And if I HAD to sterilize it's all one piece so I could steam it in an autoclave.I've had my Wallet ninja for about 12 hours now and I already am finding good uses for it. It wont replace a toolbox obviously and it shouldn't replace your trusty pocket knife should you have one. But in a pinch I've already found it useful in a few situations.My only real knock against this bad boy is that it's pretty bulky in my wallet. And in my honest opinion I can see this thing shredding my credit card holder. It's not as lightweight as I imagine (or as advertised to be honest). And it's not quite as "unbreakable steel" as was presented to me. With a super tough screw you're simply not going to get enough torque with this thing to do what needs to be done. But it's not what it's meant for. It's meant to be there in a quick pinch and for that it works just fine.

It's pretty cool. I have not needed it yet but am glad I have it in my wallet. If you are flying, you will need to pack it in your suitcase because I've been questioned about it twice already when I packed it in my wallet when boarding a flight.

Sounds silly, but the amount of times something needs the right "tool", and I reach into my wallet, and I can fix something. This is a nice convenient item to carry around. While it might not fix everything, it can get you through a lot of small problems. The most common use? My son using the tool to untie the Knot is his swimsuit (completive High end swim suits for racing).

Bought as a gift the guy I bought it for played with it like a kid with a new toy. Would recommend.

UPDATE September 2014, made it through TSA in Sacramento and Chicago Midway. SMF no problems, MDW wanted to look at it further and held me up 5 extra minutes.I liked this tool when it first came out, but refused to buy it at the original price. I wrote Wallet Ninja (WN), and told them I would buy it when it reached $10. WN actually took the time to email me when they had a sale! So I bought 3. Two ended up as gifts, and one in my wallet.I have used the crap out of the bottle opener, and LOVE IT - this was the main feature I bought the tool for.the other reason i bought the WN was for the #10 and #12 box wrench. unlike other designs the box wrenches on the WN are open, and this was important to me. only used them a couple of times but I am glad the tool is as heavy duty as it is.So far the WN has been good to my wallet (yes it does add quite a bit of weight). repeated extractions and insertions have yet to produce any ware marks on my wallet. I use a "big skinny" wallet and put the ruler side of the WN down.the cellphone stand is crap. overall i find it too tedious to make it work properly but this is not a feature I cared about when making my purchasing decision