Pocket Knife with Clip, EDC Multitool Knife with Window Breaker Scissors, Portable Folding Tool with Safety Locking for Survival Camping Gadgets for Men

It's an amazing tool for EDC. Compact, high quality materials, perfectly designed. Utility blade. Beautifully crafted.

I wanted a multitool but wanted to keep it slim and minimal - this works great for me!The scissors are actually usable and pretty robust.The Philips head screwdriver is a little odd as it is kind of flattened, but it still does the job when needed.The flathead and bottle opener work as expected.As for the blade itself, it's sharp enough to do the job but could probably benefit from a thorough and proper sharpening to hone it and help maintain the edge.The blade does have a weak point where the cut out is. I was trying to pry something using significant force and actually ended up snapping the blade right at that area. Really my fault for using it for a purpose that should have been reserved for something with a full tang - or a prybar.It was a sad moment when it broke as I really loved this tool. Held up great for almost 2 years of every day carry and use.Ended up buying another to replace the broken one.

Every tool locks. The blade is sharp. The scissors cut incredibly well. Among the best I have seen on any multitool.It's easy to carry. Only weighs 124g and has a pocket clip. The glass breaker is a nice touchYou get a #1 Phillips and what looks to be about a 4mm flat head with a bottle opener. I have several bit adapters that fit on the Phillips. The Leatherman Rebar adapter has some side-to-side play. But one of my adapters fits like a glove. It has a rectangular opening, and this Phillips slots right in with very little play. The adapter opens up a world of possibilities if you carry a little bit kit on the side.It's comfortable to use with no hotspots, although I increased the comfort of the scissor handle by applying some heat shrink wrapping to it. It still closes.It's currently priced about $22 with a coupon. It's a good value at that price.But don't overpay. You can make a couple of these yourself by breaking down a $35 Bibury Multipliers Pro and removing the pliers. One side is blade, t-shank file/saw with 1/4" bit driver. The other is serrated blade, scissors, and 4 inner tools.

Despite having great potential and a good feature set, this will ultimately not last you in the long run. The knife blade, scissors and drivers are decent (for the price) but they are hindered by the terribly positioned window breaker (that will burrow itself into your palm when using the drivers) & pocket clip (non-removable). Why they included a window breaker with this, just goes to show how little time they spent using the tool. What's worse is that despite the great frame & feature set, they cheaped out on the barrel pivots WHICH WILL STRIP if trying to clean, disassemble or mod the tool. Honestly, you are better off getting a used Leatherman T4 or T2, or making your own version of this knife by buying & disassembling an Ozark Multiforce from Walmart. Alas, to each their own.

The quality and versatility of this tool is unmatched at this price point.The scissors and blade are very ergonomic and are both linerlock implements. I can open both with a single hand (the blade took some breaking in before I could get it open consistently) and the scissors are surprisingly effective: I've used them to cut bandages, masking tape, cardboard packaging, and thick foam mounting tape.The blade dulls a little quicker than I might like, but it's hard to complain given the price of the tool, especially as compared to other, similar multitools that often sell for four times the price.The screwdriver bits are also locking and just as easy to use. They're a touch trickier to deploy than the blade and scissors, but that isn't a huge issue.I haven't had the opportunity to test the glass breaker stud, but it doesn't get in the way of any of the other tools and so its inclusion doesn't impede usability.The clip works very well with both belts and pockets: no snagging and no unintentionally coming loose. The tool is light enough and narrow enough that I can clip it into my pocket and forget about it until I need to use it.Unless your needs would only be served by a larger and more multifunctional tool, I'd have a hard time not recommending this product.

This tool is a great idea. It's a take on using a handle off of a multitool with just some basic tools. You get a knife, scissors a Phillips screwdriver, bottle opener and flat head. The scissors are impressive. The blade arrived sharp but I have a spyderco sharpmaker and used that to really bring it up to par then stropped it perfectly to my liking.It also has a window breaker point on it. I'm very pleased with it and have had no problems at all. It's very solid and feels that way in your hand. I would certainly buy it again.Edit: I would like to address a couple of issues brought out in other reviews 1: Regarding the scissors deploying completely you do have make sure they are extended completely and engaged by the stop and they will function as designed. 2: So far as build quality I actually bought 2 of these and both are completely functional with no issues with either one. Mileage may vary on other units but mine are a thumbs up.