🔧 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 Review

A cute knife falls out of a credit card. It's missing the whistle, the knife sharpener, some string, the fire stick and the box it should have been in. Usually the knife falls out and the item cannot be exchanged. Otherwise it could have been a fun toy. The foldable credit card opener promises, and the metal tool has yet to be used. It's strong steel, I don't think it will bend too easily. So if I wasn't missing any items and if the knife didn't fall out so easily I'd say it would be cool…

All the tools are very cheap. The credit card-sized pieces are not particularly small. On average, each is about 2-3 credit cards thick and slightly wider and taller. Considering the size, overall functionality, and the bulk they add to a wallet in my back pocket, I can't justify carrying one of these. I'm willing to give 3 stars because they were cheap. Pipes. I attach it to the zipper on the chest pocket of my ski jacket. Maybe one day I'll need it so the rescuers can find me. In this case…

Pretty much matches the description. With the exception of the sharpener/sharpener. It's built into the plastic and doesn't even protrude enough to be pierced with a knife. Virtually useless except for weight gain. Maybe the plastic could be shaved off enough to make it usable, but still. The pocket knife works perfectly. I've had plastic versions in the past and wanted something more durable. While the metal offers more grip strength, it still doesn't bond securely to the blade. But I had to…

Checking for quality and defects as is the case with any survival purchase, I was shocked so I saw that the knife card that just came out of the Plastic envelope came, was dirty . It has these layers of dirt and grime in several places. The metal card of the multi-tool is simply beautiful. Cleanliness and no problems. Plastic Espandy tool card feels light. i can accept it But the magnifying glass is either dirty or scratched. The compass has a bubble, and either because of this problem or…

Excellent! Most of time. A folding knife and a small metal multi-tool work wonders. Discreet, simple, fits perfectly in the wallet, works. The only problem occurred with the Outdoor Tools multifunctional rescue card. First my compass broke. A bummer because 1) the compass was the most accessible (and potentially useful) handy tool on the map, and 2) the bug is enough to make you wrinkle your nose and consider going back, but not enough to send the whole thing off. especially considering every…

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…

I actually didn't know it was illegal to carry a knife in your handbag. I had a nice brightly colored jackknife with a light marble handle (not a jackknife) for protection in the event of a strange attack and also for emergencies to cut a seat belt to extricate someone if it was ever needed. I'm the one who stops on the spot when the police aren't there and helps people. When I worked, I worked as a nurse, so help and protection are important to me. I've also recently started riding a motorized