BIBURYMultitools Pliers Pro BI2049, Multi Tool Foldable Pliers with Large Saw Blade, Wire Cutters, Upgraded Multi Tool w/Scissors and Screwdirver Set, Multitool for Outdoor Hunting Survival Camping

these are buys for bugout bags construction, i'm new to bibury multitools however i love the construction, blades are very sharp, and the price is very reasonable, so i bought 2 more for each bag which makes 3 in each [2 large with pliers & 1 small/standard size with the scissors], 1 is none & redundancy is a must in the field...

Overall very impressed with this tool, it compares well with other large, heavy duty multi-tools. Tested many multi-tools to determine which performed best in an industrial work environment, and this tool performed very well and is a great value. Having four outside accessible tools is very handy, and the t-shank holder lets you customize the tools available. The inside bit holder uses ball detent bits very similar to a Klein 11-in-1 driver, so there are lots of bits available. The tool comes with a full set of replacement parts and accessories, including a scalpel blade holder. If you're looking for a heavy duty multi-tool for work or home/farm/DIY use this is an excellent choice!

I've only had this a few days and have not used it extensively as a result. However, I have carefully looked at the functionality of each of the tools.This is an attempt to copy a Leatherman Wave+ and for the price they've done a pretty good job and added a few features which could make it more useful, though noticeably bigger.The multitool is very stiff. I don't know if this is by design or mine has over tightened screws. On mine I can't open the fixed blades with one hand like I can with the Wave+. Also, opening and closing the pliers takes some effort. This isn't a tool you can quickly start using and closing it is also hard work.Both the smooth and serrated blades are very sharp. With just the weight of the multitool resting on a sheet of paper I was able to cut it, which I was surprised by.The scissors are pretty big and sturdy and I was able to easily cut through 6 sheets of paper. The spring on the scissors is also strong, so the cutting action is smooth and quick.The can opener is also really sharp - much sharper than the one on the Leatherman, and opening a can was pretty easy. The awl is also very sharp, but in my opinion too big, unless you're working on a large piece, it will easily damage things.The slot for the hex bits is full size, which is nice, though it isn't magnetic and the bits feel a little bit lose. The bits that ship with the multitool are double ended but you can easily use standard bits. However, not being magnetic they also fall out as the hex slot isn't that precisely machined. You can also clearly see that the hex slot is made of two pieces that have been welded together, so I suspect this could be a weak point if applying too much pressure.The pliers don't close perfectly - the close tighert on the front than towards the back.The double-sided file is removable and can be replaced with either a holder for a large (size 24) surgical/scalpel blade, or a larger wood saw. The larger size of the wood saw is nice, but it cannot be left fitted as it is longer than the handle and won't fit in the slot when trying to close it. The scalpel adapter does fit when closed, but there's also no way to pull it open again.The multitool ships with a set of hex bits which fit into the front pocket of the pouch. The pouch also has a couple of side pockets where the the wood saw and scalpel are stowed. On the other side of the pouch there's a fitted pocket for the allen key that can be used to change the wire cutters,which are also included.The pouch also has a plastic loop for attaching to a belt.The pouch itself seems sturdy on the outside, but the inside side panels appear to be lined in plastic material, so I suspect over time this will start to peel.Overall the multitool is very sturdy, but the machining isn't all that precise. For example, when laying it flat on a table it wobbles a little bit because one of the handles is about 1mm higher than the other.Overall I'm pretty happy with it and for the price (I got mine for less than $50) it is well worth it. You just need to look past the imperfections.

All the tools you might need in one package. Love the t-shank holder for versatility and the sheath isn't horrible. Bought a 1/4 inch extension and some 3mm magnets to use normal 1/4 bits with this. Scissors are really good, all the sharp bits are sharp and it's a solid feel opening and closing it. Definitely worth the $39 i paid and highly recommend. I have about 20 multitools, this is in the top 3.

This is very impressive alternative to the Leatherman Surge at a fraction of the price. I was skeptical that it would have the same tools and the same quality as a Leatherman, which I have several of and am a big fan of, but I'm very happy with it so far. This multitool has all of the same tools and functions and the same hefty weight that I'm used to and the tools seem to open and close smoothly and lock securely in place during use. The locking mechanisms are solidly built and there is very little wiggle or play in any of the blades or tools. The blades and scissors are very sharp and have clean edges, and there are no burrs or defects in the metal. The pliers and handles are solid and the whole thing feels well made. There is no plastic or cheap Chinese junk metal that I can see. For a (relatively) cheap knockoff, this seems like a very well made tool. At this price, I'm ordering more to keep one at home and one in each vehicle.My one complaint, which is minor, is that the holster it comes with has a plastic belt clip that seems solid enough but is flimsier than I would like. I will have this in a glove compartment or a tool bag, so it doesn't really matter to me, but if I was putting this on my belt for work every day I would probably invest in a nice leather holster or at least something with a metal belt clip. I don't love that the bit holder just sticks out of the little elastic bit pocket in the front, but it does seem to hold the bits securely and the buttoned flap sits right on top of the bit holder and helps keep them in place.

Extremely high quality leatherman clone for a low price. One aspect it’s even better than leatherman-standard bit size instead of proprietary.Only con is it is very stiff out of the box. I’m sure over time it will loosen up, or I will look to oil it

Overall, the tolerances of this tool seem decent for the price of $35. The main problem is that the wire cutters fail to cut poly electric fence wire. It literally got bound up between the cutter blades.The knives seem to be decent, but we did not attempt to use them in the field, due to the problems we ran into with the wire cutter blades.This tool came in a two-pack, and both tools had the same problem.We tested cutting the wire with a SOG tool, and it cut the wire with ease. We also use a Leatherman and it struggles, but can cut the wire with minimal binding. Both of the BIBury tools could not cut the wire, no matter what method we tried.

Good tool, feels very well made, why pay $100+ for a beater tool?