🔨 WeePro 14-in-1 Multi Tool Hammer - Ultimate Camping Accessories for Hunting, Hiking, Fishing, and More | Pocket Camping Gear Survival Equipment, Military Gear, Gadgets & Gifts for Men Review

I really liked multiple tools in one unit. This is useful when camping when individual items are rolling around in the backpack.

Bought it for camping but also useful to have such a multi tool in my car for all small needs. It has a good mix of tools as described including a hammer, pliers, knife, screwdriver, wrench, can opener, etc. While the tools aren't up to the level of dedicated tools for the job, they work great in a pinch and they all come together in one small Having a form factor (with a nice case for easy portability and storage) is better than carrying around a multitude of tools (and trying to predict which

I took this because it said "camping" and I thought "I can use a hammer at camp". Then, wearing it on my belt at camp, I realized that I didn't need a hammer at camp :) I used a screwdriver and a bottle opener, but they were already on my US Army knife. I keep it handy at home because it contains a lot of useful tools and then I don't have to run to my tool box to get a screwdriver, hammer, etc. The hammer works great. Used it to drive some nails into the deck railing - worked as expected! The…

This Weepro 14-in-1 multi-tool is really damn cool. It would be nice to take it not only on a hike but also to my house. Mainly because I have a hard time remembering where I put my tools, so if I need a screwdriver, hammer or whatever, I can just use that! It comes in a nice case that fits it perfectly which is a nice bonus. Although small, it is still fully functional and has a good weight. You can easily hammer something and even pliers work very well. I only have a few minor complaints…

I am very impressed with this multi tool, especially at this price point. It is durable and quite well made. The stainless steel construction is a good weight (just under a pound). The aluminum handle looks good and feels good in the hand. Each tool is functional and works well for what it was designed for. However, some tools and attachments are very tight and difficult to remove. You may need some oil and grease to loosen them. I appreciate that it comes with a heavy duty nylon holster which…

I tried to remove the tools but was only able to extract a rightmost tool that is not listed in the instructions. even say what it is to be used for. With all other tools, I had to insert a nail into the groove to open it. When I did it was so tight my nail rolled back trying to open the tools. Finally, I took a wooden peg and pushed it into the groove in the knife to open it. It was quite unsafe and ridiculous because I needed a tool to open this tool. I was hoping to slip this multi-tool into

very nice nylon carry case which also has a belt loop; very convenient! The WeePro 14 in 1 multitool is heavy and well made. I have it in my car for emergencies, but it will be difficult to use in this capacity. I ride alone 90% of the time and unfortunately I can't advance the tools of this article without the help of another tool or a person with very strong hands. These extra blades are VERY DIFFICULT to get rid of! Aside from a wrench, pliers, a knife (which is VERY SHARP), a can opener + a

Pros: - This is a fun multi-tool that makes a good stocking stuffer or extra gift for the handyman or knife lover in your life. - The knife comes with a durable nylon carrying case (with belt loop) and together weighs 15.5 ounces (439 grams). The multi-tool itself weighs 13.7 ounces (388 grams). Because of the hammer and claw, this tool isn't very handy to keep in your pocket, but it works great when carried in a nylon sheath. My multi-tool was well lubricated to prevent corrosion and to keep…

- It's a lot of fun, looks cool, but is a bit overpriced. It's somewhere between novelty and practicality. If it were in the $10-$15 range I wouldn't have a problem, but once you go over that amount you fall into the real multi-tool category (REI, Campmor, etc.) which are more practical and better finished. . . -It does have some practical uses, however. It's heavier and heavier than I expected - I wouldn't want to drive frame nails with this thing, but it's great for driving tent pegs. The…