Camping Accessories 17In1 Multi Tool Gifts for Men Birthday Gifts, Cool Pocket Gadgets

The media could not be loaded. Amazing easy to use and very well made, solid metal, sharp blades

This tool has a knife blade, a saw blade, a wire stripper, bottle-opener, screwdriver with 6 attachments (2 flat, 2 Phillips, 1 hexagon and 1 star-shaped), three Allen keys (each with 2 different ends) and a window -breaker.It looks and feels really nice but it doesn't have a belt-clip, although it does have a hole you could attach it to a chain by means of a keyring. It would fit easily in your pocket but it's not too small.It is not as pricey as some, but not really cheap either.The knife blade locks open, therefore it is NOT legal to carry in public without "good reason".

Good weight and feel. Not flimsy

Its got absolutely loads of useful tools, and the quality is pretty good too, the knife is nice and sharp and comes with a nice little carry pouch. I love the screwdrivers / allen keys too! Really impressed that they managed to pack all that into a pocket sized knife!

I am a woman and this is just absolutely perfect little tool for me to my little diy jobs.Very well made out of good quality materials. Comfortable to hold and use.Comes with a storage bag.Also good gift idea!Highly recommend it!

I love it the weight is good but the down side the tip of the blade came bent but other than that is a very good everyday use

As this is advertised as "camping accessories"(sic) that is what I will judge it against.It just is not suitable for camping. I will walk around it.The sheath is OK but not the best quality. The device itself needs a sheath as it is not pocket friendly it will damage any pocket lining. One side has a ferro rod that is a zero star item, firstly on mine it is not tight in its slot so you will lose it unless you slide it in sideways. I could not get it to spark on the knife, saw or any other tool plus it is too small, the whistle it comes with works. The same side has some tiny hex keys/ sim card pin type tools (camping?) The other side has a useful bit driver holder that liner locks out with a selection of bits (camping?) They are fairly good though. One end has a bottle opener and glass smasher (why?)The main blade is deployable one hand with its stud and liner locks, these may make it illegal in some circs. The blade was very sharp on first use, but I have no idea what steel it is. Its saw does cut wood but not in any practical way. For camping a serrated blade would be better for me. On mine the liner lock on the saw was was very difficult to release.The other items work OK, I would not use the end as a hammer.It adds unwanted weight to your pack, much better camping multi tools are available.