9-in-1 Multi Tool, Pocket Knife, Multitool Folding Knife for Camping Hiking Survival Fishing, Stainless Steel Lockable Multitool Knife Saw Scissors Bottle Opener Wire Stripper Glass Breaker

For the $20 I spent, I feel like this is a good value. At 131g (4.6oz) it’s not too heavy. You will find burrs and imperfections in the steel that you definitely wouldn’t find in a Leatherman, but then again, a Leatherman would cost four times the price. I found burrs at the base of the blade and most notably on the saw blade teeth. These were taken care of easily with a small cheap diamond file set. The steel seems to be a softer than that of higher quality blades, but this just makes it much easier to sharpen. Despite this, the primary blade is very thick at the spine. The opening is difficult, but will break in with use and some lubricant. The screws used are not proprietary or weird, so you could easily replace or maintain the scissors. Speaking of, the scissors are great. The pocket clip is a nice addition, but is a bit wide for a pocket. Very useful for outdoorsy people.I’d recommend this tool for someone who would like a secondary multi tool for hiking, the car, or camping. It’ll make a good stocking stuffer, much better than that hammer/wrench/screwdriver/saw/knife doohickey you saw on instagram.

I'm really happy with this purchase, the only thing that would make it better is a functional screwdriver.The knife is really sharp and the scissors cut well and have good action. It took a bit of working it back and forth before the lock on the main blade would reliably click in when I opened it, but that's probably it was new. After doing it about 20 times it started working reliably. The lock on the saw, serrated knife, and bottle opener is strong and has a solid click to it.All in all this is a great tool and worth the money.

Liked that it had a good knife, bottle opener and a pair of scissors that aren't half bad. Compact, but works/wears better in summer wearing cargo shorts (with extra Velcro pocket to keep it secure). Now, in colder weather, and wearing jeans, in just a front pocket it fits poorly using the clip; and I find it occasionally falling out. My only complaint. Item seems OK construction-wise. Price at $22 was also OK. I'd buy again. I'd recommend it as an EDC multitool. UPDATE: Lost, or fell out of my pocket 6 mos. later. Went to just buy another to find similar (SAME BOX and "MULTITOOL" written on outside, but another brand on actual took....for 3 bucks less. Ordered it and I cannot tell difference! Liked the original, saved 3 buck on the replacement.

I first saw the Tactiman Multitool on YouTube. “Oh gee, take my money,” I thought. As described, the multitool is exactly 1/2 of what would find in a typical Leatherman knife, in my 20+ Leatherman collection. Save for an awl and pliers, the Tactiman includes the necessaries. Straight and serrated blades, a bottle/can opener, scissors, and a really good pocket clip that is neither too strong, nor does it have edges to chew your trousers. The Tactiman’s build quality is every bit as solid as Leatherman, and the brushed satin finish feels great. I’m considering buying five or six more to give to co-workers as holiday gifts. At USD $21 on Amazon, it’s a functional gift that will last way longer than a coffee gift card. I’m delighted with the Tactiman multitool. Thanks

This perfect size multitool isn't too bulky in your pocket or in use. That's been a hangup on many multitools by design unfortunately. Yes we gravitate towards higher number of tools or utilities one knife can handle as 36 in 1. The macGeyvorqSyndrome runs rampant in the y chromosome. But as I was saying most multitools are hard to use with the design if 20 plus attachments but this had the best scissors and easy use of pliers , as well the blade r

It’s great to have one you. The scissors come in handy a lot of the time. Easy to open and close the knife holds a good edge. I would recommend if you’re an outdoor person or worker to have one on hand. It fit comfortably in my pocket with my iPhone. On my 3rd one.

I liked the simplistic and bare bones look of this. Scissors, straight and serrated blades as well as a saw but there's a couple issues....blade dulls QUICKLY, saw, serrated blade and can opened all wiggle when locked open and the lock release is kind of difficult to utilize. That being said they do lock and they do work but the pocket clip is JUNK. Bends and pushes out way to easy and if you try to take it off to rebend it so it's tight to the tool it seems like the whole tool will fall apart so I left it. Not bad for an EDC. Saw isn't the best but it does cut through 1" thick sticks with a little elbow grease. Definitely not the same qualtiy Teeth as a Leatherman or SAK BUT you're not paying for that either. I'll give it to my son. He'll love it regardless and if it gets lost or damaged it's not gonna ruin my day.

I find that it is well built and has just the right amount of tools for the job. Good material. Would recommend it to anyone.