Kikkerland Hammer Multi Tool White Review

Bought this to use at work. I've been trying to use it for a few weeks but the T-handle is so flexible that it's very difficult to use. If there was some sort of latch to keep the handle straight I think it would be a viable pocket tool. I really like the concept, but the execution disappointed me. If they release a new version I might try again.

Haven't really used it yet but everything works fine and seems functional. I love the idea of being able to take a small hammer with you wherever you go. I look forward to pulling it out and surprising someone when a hammer is needed one day ;) Giggling and wondering why the heck I'm carrying around a tiny hammer ;)

Poorly machined jaws, hard jaw work, wire cutters do not cut strands, all tools have large lateral play, raw and untreated wood. There are good versions of this tool. This isn't one of them. The Ruko is better but if you can find an old Alltrade or Coast version they are much better built.

Advantages: Lightweight, compact, easy to use and with 6 bits to choose from. constantly exposed, they tend to stab you in your pocket or just your leg from time to time. Overall: Great versatility, the Tork option works really well and the double ended bits are perfect. I always loved this tool when Cobalt came out with it in 2013 or so. I lost it and Cobalt has since discontinued them so I'm glad someone made a reproduction. Definitely worth every penny.

This tool would make a good addition to your everyday toolbox as it has a cute 'little' hammer that can be used for nail leveling and small jobs . I got my first one as a gift and was so impressed I bought one more for myself and one for my sister. It is neither light nor thin. The raw instrument is light in color, untreated wood and looked beautiful when I painted the owner's name on it and lightly varnished it. The black instrument costs a little more but looks good. I took a star off the…