Review on 🔧 Ultimate Credit Card Multitool Survival Kit: 18-in-1 Power Wallet Tool + 11-in-1 EDC Multitool Card + Folding Card Knife (3 Type/Set) - Best Gift for Men by Kaveen Reyes

For the price this set is ok. The only really well made item in the set is the whistle. The all-metal card tool had manufacturing flaws around the can opener large enough to render the tool unusable, and the blade's edge was serrated rather than sharp. I was able to fix it myself with a metal file and knife sharpener, but I wasn't impressed with the quality of the metal. It's also a lot smaller than a credit card, which surprised me, but when kept in a case, it fits perfectly in a wallet. The folding card knife is too big to fit in my wallet's standard credit card slot, but fits in pockets behind the card slots. It's also showing signs of wear along the creases where it folds after only a few uses, so it probably won't hold up to regular use. I wouldn't trust such a flimsy tool to safely do all the work of a standard jackknife of the same size either, but for lighter work it's handy to have on hand no matter how long it lasts. actually decent. The compass spins a little slowly and sometimes needs a shake to help it, but the magnifying glass is clear, the knife blade feels good in your hand and sturdy, the tweezers are comparable to Victorinox tweezers (if a little less so nice) and the combo can opener screwdriver seems to be just as good as the blade. The only negative about the production is that the plastic of the can opener is a little different from the rest of the card, but it's hardly noticeable. Please note that the card is too large to fit in most wallets. It is thicker than the SwissCard. Can't say I'm dissatisfied with the value for money of this set. The black plastic card survival tool is probably worth most of the price I paid. My 3 star rating means I recognize a reasonably priced product for what it is. A few adjustments to the quality of the steel card and the size of the plastic card would have made this a great set without the folding card knife. I don't think the folding card knife has any practical use.