14 Tools in One Black Pocket Knife

Gave this as a gift for both my uncle and brother. They both love it, and said it was better than their swiss army knife. Just a little tip, if you are giving it as a gift, let the person know it might arrive in an envelope in the mail with only a company name or address. It didn't say Amazon either. I wanted my uncle to wait for his actual birthday to open it, but since he didn't know what it was, and I didn't know it came like that, he opened it as soon as it arrived. It did arrive fast and was in great condition and looked really nice. I definitely recommend this!

I needed a do-it-all tool but I was unwilling to pay the price of a large Swiss Army Knife. So, I tried this one. Bingo! It does it all. Admittedly, some of the tools require the opening of some others to use, but given that, it is a dream tool. Everything works. Most highly recommended.

For the price, this is a very nice knife. I've been using it as my "at-home" every day carry and been very pleased with it's usefulness and durability.First; I've carried a Swiss-army knife for the past thirty years, and I own several different models. I decided to try this knife as it's a little less expensive for the number of tools, and because it offers aluminum grips. My one complaint with Swiss army knives is the plastic grips scratch relatively easy.This knife is a little large to be carrying in the pocket of my going-to-work clothes so I carry a smaller knife at work. At home, this knife has proven itself many times already. It is reasonably well-made and attractive. I've used all the tools at least once, and they work well.My main complaint is that the tools are not factory-sharpened. The knife blade was dull out of the box; The can opener and awl does not have a ground edge as do authentic Swiss army knives. The scissors are reasonably sharp but I touched them up as well. The saw blade is nicely sharpened and cuts well. On the flip side, because this knife is inexpensive I'm not so worried about damaging it, the way I am with more expensive knives.If you're looking for a functional and inexpensive multi-function knife that can hold it's own, this knife would be a good choice.

This is a really nice product and value for the money. You don't need to pay $50+ for a decent swiss-army type of knife. It has all the features, is comfortably heavy and has a good feel while holding it.

Got this for my son at Christmas and he loved it. It's a very versatile tool to have and has come in handy a few times already. Extremely well made and sturdy. The knife and saw are very sharp, so keep in mind when giving as gift for kids. The price is a fraction of what other retailers are asking and for similar product. I would most definitely recommend.

This was supposed to be part of a father's day gift for my husband, but I liked it enough that I kept it for myself. Sorry, not sorry, haha. Very sturdy, the blade cuts well without fear of ever cutting your finger off. So if you're wanting a super sharp blade, this will need sharpened. All the little tools work as well as expected. The scissors, as with all blades like this, are useless.

I have always carried a swiss army, but tried this for much less $$. As a pocket tool around the house, it works fine. There are differences in how this and swiss army work, but in some ways this knife is better. This particular one is a bit big for daily carry.

I don't know about anyone else, but when I buy a multi-tool with a blade, I expect it to be SHARP when I take it out of the box! The blade on this multi-tool is about as sharp as a butter knife, if that. Seriously, it would not cut the piece of Paracord I tested the blade on. The scissors that came with the tool DID cut the paracord. That actually shocked me. The Corkscrew works as a corkscrew should. So does the nail file and Phillips screw driver. The leather punch has a very dull point. I don't know what kind of leather the makers thought people would be able to punch a hole through with that little tool. The saw cut through the small 1 - 1 1/2 inch diameter branch I tried it out on. That impressed me a little bit. The fish de-scaler is a joke. I actually laughed when I saw it. I don't have much use for a fish de-scaler, so I will More that likely repurpose that little piece into something else. I'm wishing this multi-tool came with a hook, so I may just take my Dremel tool to the fish de-scaler and make a hook out of it. The bottle opener does its job. The last thing I have to fix would be the can opener. Might as well have put TWO bottle openers on this multi-tool. That is all the can opener would open. It needs to be sharpened and a point put on it to be able to pierce the top of the can. I know this isn’t a Swiss Army Knife. I didn’t expect it to even come close to working like one. However, I do expect a blade to be sharp, a can opener that can open a can and a leather punch to be able to punch through at least a piece of thin leather. Would I buy another one? Nope... but I will make this one useable and give it to my Scout! I'm waiting on a new SAK Huntsman I purchased to replace the SAK I had that disappeared at my last campout. I know that one will have a sharp blade and a can opener that works!