Gear Armbar Trade 8-in-1 Multi-tool - 2.5" Plain Edge Blade, Pry Bar, Hammer - EDC Gear and Equipment - Burnt Orange

Muy buena calidad, buen filo en la navaja, un poco pesada para mi gusto pero en general muy bien

Excelente navaja, el color es asombroso el metal del que está hecho es muy bueno. La mejor para EDC

The Armbar Trade is a great everyday carry option for regular tasks. I use it multiple times a day, from open packages, quick fixes, replacing toy batteries etc. I usually carry a pocket knife or a small fixed blade, but I wanted something with a bit more versatility without the bulk of a full-sized multi-tool. My Leatherman and Gerber multitools were just a bit too heavy or stood-out more than I wanted to for daily carry. This one fits seamlessly in the pocket — compact, practical, and ready when you need it. With regular use and a quick shot of WD-40, the straight blade opens much smoother while still maintaining a solid, confident lock. It strikes a perfect balance between function and convenience, making it an excellent lightweight EDC companion.

Se sienten de calidad los materiales y bien construida, es una multiherramienta que te ayuda hacer tareas básicas del día a día sin una demanda tan alta de rendimiento. El color está increíble y no se ve que se despinte tan rápido, aunque vino un poco sucia de la cantidad de aceite de lubricante que trae, pero se soluciona con una toalla absorbente y queda genial. Las tijeras cortan excelente y se siente bien, la navaja viene con muy bien filo. Es una herramienta sumamente compacta, por el tamaño creo que el precio es un poco elevado pero tiene una buena calidad de construcción. Sin duda es una buena opción compacta a costa del precio.

Positives -At the $20 price point this is an awesome tool. At $30 it’s still ok but I wouldn’t pay that for it. -I love the straight locking blade. It’s locks very strongly and it’s a good side for a lot of tasks. The overall side of the tool makes this a much more convenient knife to use than a lot of multitools. -The hex bit holder is the real star of the show, and it includes both a philips and flathead. The holder doesn’t truly lock but does snap into place and retains hex bits well. I never realized how much versatility a universal hex bit holder gives a tool like this. I can carry a small container of assorted heads and have more like 20-30 tools in my pocket. That’s a lot easier than carrying two whole sets of Allen keys. On the not so positive side: -I’m not sure how the head of this is in any way a hammer or a useful pry bar. It feels like it’s made of aluminum. It is a nice bottle opener though. -I don’t know why you’d want a saw on a tool like this, and if you’re going to have a saw why not have a can opener instead of an awl? I’d be happy to ditch the saw so that the tool was thinner, or I’d prefer scissors. -The thickness of the tool means it’s not especially comfortable to carry like a regular pocket knife. I usually drop it all the way into my pocket and only clip it to my jeans if I’m going to be using it a lot. It’s just not that comfortable to wear all the time. -I’d really like a little nub to make the knife one-handed opening.