TRUEUtility TI Locking Pocket Multi-Tool, 8-in-1 Tool kit, Titanium Nitride Frame, All-in-One EDC Asset for Camping, Hunting, Fishing, and Hiking, Silver/Red, One Size

Has the tools I use most. I use the pliers, knife and Phillips bit all the time. I have leatherman multi tools and there is just so much crap on them that I don’t use. The belt clip on this is not great but it works. The knife deployment could use work and unlocking the blade when you are done is dumb. Overall worth it.

A bit bulky, but the tools included work well, and have held up nicely.

The tool has the perfect selection of tools to use in your daily life around the house. My biggest complaint is that that tools (on mine at least) were super stiff and hard to impossible to get out with one hand. After loosening the implements and working them a big (deploying them again and again) they will now open with one hand.

first off I love that the pliers are spring loaded. And the way that they have the blades on the outside when closed so you don’t have to open it up to get at it is genius. Why haven’t they done the sooner. And the fact that you have a place where you can actually put in beds that the store the beds in the actual tool just makes sense.. very comfortable. Very easy to use. No doubt this tool last. Hurry up and grab one for yourself. You won’t be disappointed..

The screws holding the blades kept coming loose. They shipped me a replacement under warranty, that one was broken on arrival as the magnet holding the hex bits in wasn't attached to the holder. I won't buy from this company again as the quality is sub-standard.

Have a handful of multi tools and bought this one solely due to the 1/4” bit slot. While it does come with a flathead and Phillips bits I do like the idea of being able to swap them out if needed. But Overall pretty happy with the tool. I’ve had better but it is a solid set for me

Magnet is weak for the screw driver bits. Fits well in the hand for overall design. Liked the knife better than my leatherman but over all prefer the leatherman do to some of the tool differences between the two. Looking for the least cost this would be the choice.

I’ve been using this thing every day at work. I honestly don’t really have any big complaints. Don’t let the negative reviews scare you away, it’s a really good multi-tool for the money. Way better than paying an arm and a leg for a leatherman with features you don’t need.