Multitool Outdoor Keychain Screwdriver Stripping Review

This little tool is cool! 24 tools in one in the form of a key that you can attach to your keychain and take with you wherever you go. A screwdriver at the tip of the key came in handy, as did a bottle opener. I recommend it to everyone in every situation. Necessary.

Not visible in the photos, but the tool "key" is much larger and heavier than the house key. It's more like those old car keys from the 90's. It doesn't fit in my Swiss Army knife style key holder and if it does I wouldn't want to carry it around anyway as it's quite heavy at 0.9 ounces.

There are many exactly the same shapes online. Prices vary wildly, but the design is the same. Because it has been sharpened, the file will not work and the edge will only cut warm oil. But everything else works fine. Of the many key tools I've purchased, this is probably the best design.

These little wrench tools are such a cool idea, but I think they lack the imitation of a cantilever wrench a bit. I used the most useful part - the end - to try to get the fixed screw in and it got a little tangled because of that. Otherwise the small cutting part is far enough away that it doesn't open boxes very well and I end up using a point. I didn't really use witches or any other tools. Also, there's no trumpet function on this thing. I wanted to like it and for the price it wasn't bad…

Received this weekend. Firstly, to make sure how durable it will be. The photos on Revain show a shiny steel finish, but mine is very matte and almost looks like it's made out of tin. So my "wait and see" approach is to see how it works. It doesn't contain any instructions, which probably aren't needed, but I'm very unsure how the "strip" option is supposed to work. The key ring hole is just a key ring hole. There is no edge on the inside to cut the wire jacket. The included belt clip is very…