Versatile and Reliable: Explore the Hi-Lift HA-500 Handle-All Multi-Purpose Tool Review

Great idea poorly executed. I should have listened to feedback. Such a low quality. I can't believe this is a HiLift product. It's very heavy and the quality is cheap. The parts do not fit together exactly and are so short that they are practically non-functional. sent back. For the price, not the quality it should be. It's comfortable, I think, but its weight, ill-fitting parts, and blunt attachments negate that one plus point for me. Inteletool is where it is, but it costs almost $500.

Of course it's heavy, there's a sledgehammer and an axe. I just wish he could use my Hi-Lift jack handle instead of a portable part handle that requires clamps. keep it together The handles on an axe, sled, pickaxe, and shovel are all one piece, since you usually have to run your hand over the handle to use them. I can't do it with this cut because the clips are in the way. However, I'd rather have a hard-to-use tool than no tool at all when I'm stuck off-road, so I'll live with that.

I had no intention of using this kit in construction but it certainly does its job and everyone who uses it is very impressed. I've probably used a sledgehammer once a week for the last 4 years. I use the pickaxe a lot, just not as much as the sled. These are tools that are made to be used. This is a premium set that's as good as any solid-handled tool. If someone steals it, I would buy it tomorrow

As an emergency tool it will work fine but leaves a lot to be desired. The ax is very blunt and requires a significant amount of sharpening before it can cut anything. Although the two-piece handle is compact, I would hesitate to use it to wield an ax or pickaxe with this handle. When the two parts of the grip are connected, the bolt holding them together protrudes from either side of the grip - right where your hand might slide when you're finishing the swing. Great concept but needs some…

As my name suggests I am quite shocked that this product is a high lift product. Ultimately, the concept and the brand made me decide to buy it. But after receiving the product, the parts look very cheap and the quality control of the cast iron interchangeable heads is terrible. The welds look like they were made by a novice sandwich maker, aren't sharp and honestly think they'll break. We will see that the price of this is extremely high for what you end up getting. I'll save that and try. But

should probably be between 3 and 4 stars. This "multitool" is of good to very good quality, but not outstanding. When you get stuck in sticks, you want the best so you can come back safely. Mine arrived with the finger holes drilled off center and the weld on the blade head was awful. Nothing that ever mattered to digging but still didn't have to pass the test. Conditions. Even in hot or frosty conditions. Work gloves should help dry, I'll probably wrap or cover the handle with something. For…

This set is great! The bag fits snugly in the bed of my truck and maintains a low center of gravity rather than having full-size tools mounted on a roof rack. The kit is of high quality and has served me well on several off-road rides over the past year and a half. I take my tools apart and put them in my bag after each use. Tool heads are literally solid and full size. They are stored in a compact bag with space for spares. The telescopic handle can be shortened for use in tight spaces where…

This is a great idea for a general purpose off-road tool and I will be using it as I have made some improvements. Here's what I had to do: 1) I sharpened the ax to a decent edge. It was stupid to say the least when it arrived. 2) I sharpened the end of the pan tool to a sharp point. It was round, pitted, and off-center. 3) I sharpened the "chop" end of the strip to a thinner edge as it was very dull and pitted. All three operations required significant grinding to bring them to the desired…