12-in-1 Multitool Pocket Knife with Pouch, Stainless Steel Multitool Knife with Clip, Survival Tools with Scissors, Bottle Opener, Wire Stripper, Glass Breaker, Screwdriver

These are great! The scissors are much larger than most multi-tools and work very well. Blade really sharp. And the socket thing is so handy to have, especially if you carry a small kit in your pocket with various drivers or sockets. Very well put together, sturdy with no sloppiness or looseness. Tools lock into place securely. I ordered 2, and glad I did. This brand was the least expensive of several of the exact same too. About $16.

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Let's be honest. This is kind of a shameless modification to an already existing, popular tool. But honestly, it does works pretty well and at least has a couple of unique features. It keeps the tools I find important while dropping things like pliers and a wood saw for when I want a really compact package. The knife seems to be of a decent steel and came pretty sharp out of the box. I cut enough stuff to establish it's not some kind of super low grade mystery steel without a heat treat. It's not amazing steel, but it's decent, and it only takes a few seconds on a ceramic rod to get it back to paper-cutting sharp. My big qualm with the knife is that it is decently hard to deploy. You kind of have to use your thumb to fit into a beveled, metal hole and lift the knife out. This isn't the most comfortable thing ever. This is kind of where I wish they deviated from their obvious inspiration and maybe put in a thumb stud or something instead. The other tools, however, deploy beautifully and with minimum effort, and the screwdriver, while not locking, deploys with a very satisfying click. The arguably biggest plus of this tool is that it takes universal bits and not the annoying proprietary and expensive Leatherman ones that, well, Leathermans use. This is a bit of a nitpick, but the included removable, reversible screwdriver bit is a Phillips #1 and a slotted one, but I think this is a dumb decision. The tool already has several built-in slotted screwdrivers as part of the other tools, and it would have been way more useful to have a Phillips #1 and #2 on the removable bit. The bit having a slotted screwdriver is just so redundant since it's already part of the tool. It also does not come with extra bits. This is a bit disappointing as the Phillips #2 is extremely common. I honestly thought the scissors were broken until I figure out that they're kind of quirky to deploy. In summary, it's a pretty decent and affordable tool, although it's certainly lacking in the creativity department, but I do like the slight modifications they made even if I think there is some room for improvement.

Great high quality tool at affordable price! Was a little pain in the butt to get the pocket clip tightened on the two units I received, but good quality. Can't believe how inexpensive this is. I guess the loose pocket clip is the only complaint I have. Easy enough fix with little time. Blade sharpened great. I like it so much I bought a 3rd!

this is a nice design that is different than the classic multi-tool design. great value for the money

I am a handyman by trade and also a multi-tool enthusiast. I buy and sell them constantly, from Leatherman and Gerber, to Nextool, SOG and you name it. If I had to get rid of them all except for one, I would keep this one in my front pocket, and my Knipex Cobra 4" pliers in the other. I do this daily and with a small bit set on my belt I am able to open most any panel, hatch, cover, access panel etc, I encounter. The bit holder is so much more handy in this tool than on my pliers based multi-tools because its in a straight line and not on one of the two legs of the tool. Deployment is fast and it functions like a real screw/bit driver. The other tools are useful too, it is well constructed, the blade holds a decent edge and is easy to sharpen. I just dropped it from the top of a ladder right straight onto its knife tip, on concrete, and it slightly deformed the tip, but 2 minutes with the sharpener and it is as good as new. I would not leave home without it. Plus, since its a half-tool, its so light that its really a must-have. Do you really need a tree saw in a multi-tool? My cobra pliers more than make up for its lack of that tool. Perfect combination.

Scissors don’t lock into place and don’t operate very well. Otherwise very good multitool.

The Mossy Oak multi-tool is a small but yet versatile alternative to traditional pocket knives. It features a one hand opening blade, scissors, socket with Phillips and flat driver bit, can opener, bottle opener, awl and flat pry/ driver. All blades lock into place, The tool has a really good knife blade of just under 3" long and 2.5mm thick that comes really sharp. The blade and scissors have liner locks the others a spring lock Construction is all Stainless Steel and it is very robust and well made. I have had other similar tools but the quality of this product really stands out. My only gripe is that you can not easily remove the belt clip, the screw is very tight and I didn't want to strip the thread. Last of all it is at a great price around $16!