Upgraded Adjustable Wrench Multitool Hammer, 18 in 1 Pocket Multi Tool Pliers, All-in-One Survival Camping Multi Tool Apply to Survival, Camping and Everyday Use

Since receiving my new multitool, I've used it a few times and it's part of my everyday carry and it's very useful. It's very easy to use and it's very durable, the size is compact yet it's easy to access from its carry case and it's design is comparable to some of the high-end multitools that are currently on the market. It's a must have. I'm very pleased with my new multitool.

I probably should wait until I've used the hammer and nail puller before rating the tool. Initial observations. The knife blade and multi tool blade are hard to open. Real pressure on my thumb nails. Some WD-40 might help. The screwdriver bits were also hard to get out. Took some pushing to get them out. I have the basic tool, not the fancier one. It took a minute to figure out how to use the pliers. You pull on the handle then pull some more. This brings the pliers head out. To be honest, the pliers are little awkward, but they seem to be workable. Need to test the wire cutter.The main reason I got this tool is for the smaller hammer for EDC or travel use. This goes into my travel tool kit.

As the title says...this is perfect and serves many needs around the house. Tip: to access the screw bits push down from the screw head instead of trying to push up from the bottom

excellany!

I wishi had bought more.

I was slightly startled at how good the quality of this multi tool hammer is. The hammer itself is quite solid, but the way it unfolds to incorporate all the different other tools is pretty impressive.If I had one multifunctional tool to bring well-being stranded in the wilderness, this would be it. Among the regular stuff these usually have, there's a decent sized serrated knife to be used as a saw, an adjustable spanner, a flint steel for starting a fire, and a "threading device" which can be used to sew through canvas or leather.It also includes a whistle, which I assume is for calling for help, though its high pitched wheeze doesn't seem like it would carry far.The case included is sturdy and decent, though I wish it had a place to hook a carabiner for easy carrying.The one thing that irked me about this otherwise good tool: there's no guide included as to what's available where on the tool. It's shown on the back of the box, sure, but who wants to keep the box forever? It would be handy to have a card that slides into the case with the tool.

This is a multi-tool which contains the following tools:- Hammer- Adjustable (crescent-type) wrench- Knife- Can opener- Bottle opener- Serrated knife- Flat driver- Nut driver- Pliers- Screwdrivers (two Philips, one flat)It is stainless steel (or so it says) however it is painted black (why?) so I couldn't say for sure. Why paint stainless steel? Stainless steel is also not as hard as regular tool steel, so it seems like an odd choice.All of the tools seem of decent quality, and have good tolerances - they're not "sloppy" like many cheap tools of this type.The screwdriver bits were EXTREMELY hard to remove from their holder the first time - I ended up having to use a hammer and punch to get them out. Once they had been removed once, I could then remove them using just my fingers.The knife is VERY sharp, time will tell how sharp it stays, particularly if it is in fact stainless steel.The tool also contains a synthetic pouch which seems tough and hard-wearing.The tool is somewhat heavy, which is likely because it was built solidly. This is actually good, as a hammer without mass isn't much good as a hammer.Overall it seems like a useful, quality tool. It would be good as an emergency tool for your car, or for a handyman without many tools.Who is this for?- Anyone who needs a variety of "emergency" tools close at hand.Pros:- Well-made- Sharp blade- Tight tolerancesCons:- Screwdriver bits very hard to remove the first time

Wire cutter part is not sharp at all so it can’t cut nicely. Other than that I like it.