WORKPRO18-in-1 Multi Tool Pliers, Stainless Steel EDC Multitool with Pocket Knife, 2 Safety Locks, Belt Clip and Oxford Pouch, Multipurpose Utility Multiuse Tool for Camping Outdoor Activities

Update: I've had a couple months of work-use to provide some additional thoughts. Wire cutters are a little soft, not too worried about it given the price of the tool, sometimes when cutting wire the pliers will get stuck in a closed position. After a bit of a break-in period, and maybe some oil, the tools are much easier to access and I think are easier to deploy than most multi-tools. The mini driver is such an awesome feature I've used it a ton! Also the files are better than expected after getting some real use on them. Was not able to move the clip over to the other side like I wanted. Oh well. None of these change my overall rating and perception of value. Still a 10/10 would buy again and is a part of my work routine to make sure this is in my pocket.Original Review:I needed something to replace my Old Leatherman Rebar that I lost but couldn't stomach $80 for something I beat up every day at work. I saw the Workpro on some EDC YouTube channels a few months ago and was shocked the price hadn't gone up.Pros:Compact. I wear Wrangler ATG pants for work and I used to carry my rebar in the coin pocket. The Work Pro fits just fine. I like that it has the clip as well.Exterior tools are great. I love the easy access to the blades and the file.Spring loaded pliers, tools are pretty easy to access and they're all locking which us great.Love the micro phillips driver! Didn't realize this was a feature when I bought it and was pleasantly surprised.Ergonomics are pretty good. Some cheaper multi tools are really uncomfortable to use, the Work Pro feels pretty good.Wire cutters perform well with light work.Cons:A little heavy, but that's to be expected from a $20 tool.A little stiff in some places so needs a little maintenance out the box.Some of the black finish on the cutters is already wearing out with some wire cutting.Overall:I'm going to see about swapping the orientation of the exterior tools and the clip, but I'd buy again for sure. For $20 I'll probably get another one just to sit in the car.Update:I've bought a second one. I now have the green and blue. The blue I added some oil (I used oil for my hair clippers and it worked great), the green I left alone. Definitely add some lubrication to your tool and it'll be much better.I've seen some folks complain about the scissors. Not sure what they're experiencing, I've used these a lot to cut plastic strapping on boxes and bales etc for shipping purposes.When I moved I had these packed and had to go back to a Gerber multitool (don't remember the name) to do some home maintenance stuff and change a tail light bulb, I missed my workpro so much. The tool is extremely comfortable and I paid 2-3x as much for my Gerber and the user experience just hurts the hands.These tools are still 10/10 for value. Never afraid to take it to work and have something happen to it, but I still actively prefer it over more expensive tools I own.

I now have a few multitools, and of the few ... This multitool is obviously shorter and smaller in comparison to my other multitools. This is NOT a problem, because ... their is alot to love about this WORKPRO M.T... 1. Its compact weight ... 2. Its versatility ... considering it has a well needed sizzors ... 3. WORKPRO's signature (blue) color that made this multitool's design extremely appealing to me ... and 4. Its superb functionality. This is a good multitool ... however, it doesn't feel as solid as my W-T-L-. Irregardless, these are my ...FACTs: I do appreci-love WORKPRO's approach to always making high quality tools at an affordable price and with this in mind ... WORKPRO is my go to brand.

Ordered the Blue and the Green versions. Both arrived in Good, Brand New Condition with no signs of previous Use or Wear AND Earlier than estimated [outside the US]. The box of the Green one, though was a bit deformed.Its got a good, portable size but its a bit on the heavy side so I hope that's a sign of its Sturdiness and Durability but I don't plan to use it for heavy-duty tasks all the time. Tools/Implements are all Locking and it's got Spring-Loaded Pliers with fixed wire cutters. Scissors cut most stuff pretty well. The Awl is missing, though. Sheath is okay. Nothing fancy.The File & Saw on both my Blue & Green units are difficult to get to when stowed as they go all the way in and the nail-nicks get hidden behind the outer frame. Also, the Handles of my Green unit are slightly misaligned when the multitool is closed.Notwithstanding the minor issues, it looks to be a pretty good, dependable, long-lasting, 1st-timer or budget-friendly multitool for the fraction of the price of those "upper-branded" ones.

I’ve been dealing with these things since the early 90’s, bought a gerber, never heard of a leather man at the time. The gerber was cool, flick of the wrist, it sprung out, but it always pinched your hands. Then I got a buck tool, pliers set, nice quality but the way it unfolded, under pressure at times it would collapse on your hand.Late 90’s I discovered leather man and since I’ve owned just about all of them, I love leathermans. Wave, mut, skeletool, love them and they do have a tendency to walk off at times. Broke my mut, the bronze scraper, figured, wth, I’ll get another one, $318 for the mut. The wave $150 plus. Skeletool, $85-$100.I no longer like leathermans all that much. But I needed something that won’t break the bank but is quality. Which brings me to this one right here.Just got it in and I wasn’t expecting much from it at all for under $20. Well……..I’m very surprised, being somewhat of a connoisseur of edc multi tools for over 30 yrs. I’ve purchased the Chinese knock offs from the 90’s, bad copies. But with this thing here, they got the quality down pretty good. Similar to a leatherman wave in quality, the pliers are actually spring operated, a nice feature not found on leathermans.The grinds on the blades and tools are top notched, not mim looking but hollow ground. Nice bevels and it comes with a micro screwdriver, I’ve never seen on one before. The blue finish, meh, over spray deluxe, blurred out the lettering, gives it a grippy texture to it. Was that their point? No idea, durable finish? don’t know, don’t care if it flakes off, again, it’s a $20 knife.All in all, a five star deal, fit and finish except for the color blue, almost rather have it just in stainless. Price, quality, value, I’m ordering more now as Christmas presents and the nylon sheath is exceptional quality. Order as many as you can get your hands on, great item. I’d pay no more than $35 for it though. Once you get past that, you’re getting into sog and leatherman money.

Suprisingly good tool, especially at this price. Well designed, well built and xcellent tool choices .