🔧 Highly Polished Stainless Steel 6-in-1 Multifunctional Pliers Tool Set with Sheath - Mini Size Review

No problem except the size is not big enough to always be useful. I like this product, but I need more energy, Captain. Good price.

This little multi-tool is so well made, easy to use and small enough to fit in my purse. Actually I used it the same day it arrived, I get more gifts for my girlfriends, it's so convenient. Highly recommended. do

Arrived on time with no damage, weighs less than 2 oz. It would be a great tool to take with you. Unfortunately I can't use it for its intended purpose as it's almost impossible to deploy without using other tools. Tried to lubricate - did not help. I will save it as a multitool in an unfolded form.

You won't believe how small and light the multi-tool folds until you pick it up. It converts into cute little tongs with fold-out attachments, but the best part is how small and light they are for travel. Don't put it in your bag as security will likely remove it, but in your luggage it's ideal.

The fasteners holding the handles to the rest of the tool have loosened over time to the point where the handles no longer engage. There is no way to tighten the levers as they are attached with some sort of rivet. Due to its small size, the knife is blunt and difficult to sharpen. Other tools are usable at best, but not at all practical or efficient. A pair of pliers would be good if it weren't for the cheap hand tool. I think you get what you pay for, just get a tanner, they have similar…

This tool is much smaller than it appears in the photo. pocket) A knife blade and a smaller flathead screwdriver will also work. I already have a "regular" sized multi tool (which can be bulky, heavy and unwieldy in my bag) but I will also carry it when I go to a project etc. It's just the perfect size and weight for an EDC (to wear every day) that you don't even feel in your pocket.

I loved this product because it fits so neatly in your pocket you don't even know it's there. The knife was very blunt as if it had been sent blunt for safety reasons. I spent an hour sharpening it (it's a very small tool and I didn't want to risk damaging it with power tools). The tools all differ in the difficulty of extraction, the knife is very hard with a flat head to the east. The hinges, which swing outwards to allow the pliers to work, seem fine at first, but after a day's use they have