Carabiner with Knife, Multitool Carabiner Pocket Knife, Folding Sharp Knives, Sturdy Handy Tool, Belt Cutter, Bottle Opener, Window Breaker, Screwdriver, for Safety in Car, Camping, Hiking

The knife is sharp! Very sharp! The rest of the tools are usable, but the screwdrivers are a challenge. I hang in on my tactical bag so I have a knife handy everywhere I go.Overall, I'm very happy with the carabiner knife/multi-tool. The knife is, by far, the shining star here. It's a keeper in and of itself.

Decent tool. Blade can be sharpened. No issues and works well.

Bought it as a gift for my college bound kid. Will help to open care packages and as a safety measure too!

I attached this to my keys. The knife slipped out on its own causing me to stab my palm when I reached for my keys. It’s pretty sharp but not secured. Too easy to release the knife which could be dangerous especially for those who have kids.

Handy

I really like its multi-functionality. It’s the third 1 I purchased (first I had to throw away going through TSA & I forgot), second 1 after a few moths the blade fell out. I purchased a third hoping that this will last a long time

What I love is that it’s capable of holding other stuff too.

This is not a bad knife. I have a watch in a similar format (carabiner), and I've found that it comes in extremely handy. I can hook it onto a belt loop, backpack strap, etc. or just keep it in my pocket. For this reason it's always handy, and gets a lot of use.Pros:- The blade opens and closes easily, but locks firmly in place- The additional tools - slotted and phillips head screwdriver blades, and bottle opener, seems as though they would be handy.- Steel blade seems to be fairly hard - not quite as hard as my file, but hard enough to pass the 'brass rod' test.Cons:- The black color is not anodization, but paint, so it will probably wear easily.- The grip is somewhat odd: The hole in the middle of the 'biner is too small to slip your fingers through there (unless they are tiny), so you end up gripping the outside of the 'biner, which is a pretty big handful. Also, you need to lock the gate before doing this, so that it doesn't open when you grab it. So it would be uncomfortable for a long job (don't try field-dressing an elk with this), but should be fine for the jobs I would expect to do with a carabiner knife.- The lock sleeve for the gate can only be tightened by screwing it up until it tightens against the frame, which means you will scratch paint off the frame when you tighten it - a cosmetic issue.- Knife was not very sharp as it arrived.All in all, a good knife. It will get a lot of use, but I don't imagine the paint will last for long.