TRUETITANIUM Block Multitool, 2.75" Tanto Blade, Scraper, Bottle Opener, Pocket Clip, Magnetic Bit Driver

This isn't my EDC as I have a Leatherman Skeletool for that but I keep it in my work backpack and it has come in handy quite a few times. The blade is sharp and the screwdriver with it's 2 position locking feature is excellent. At the price I'd say it's worth picking up even to just throw in your glovebox, bag or pocket.

It is light, compact, well made and exactly what I need most days. Crawling and I forgot my 10-in-1 or on a job walk and need to open a panel cover.If I need more than this, I grab my 20lb tool bag and get the Kleins and Knipex' out.It holds an edge pretty well for the way I use it.I sort of wish the pry bar locked in place.It took about a year maybe longer to make my first one fail.I tried to torque something too hard with the screw driver and bent some part of the locking mechanism but the knife lock still works.In the realm of sub $30 pocket knifes this is the best I've ever had. It is better than my $70 SOG.FYI the parent company also owns NEBO which also performs well for the price.

I see all these other multitools that are bulky and have tools that I wouldn’t use. This is Perfect. It’s got the top 3 tools. Screwdriver, knife, and a bottle opener. It is better than the Gerber armbar because it locks the screwdriver into place. Slightly bulkier than the armbar, but much much better.

I lost my Skeletool, my very favorite EDC tool, and I know I will eventually find it but I need a backup up until the prodigal multitool returns home. As a backup to the Leatherman Skeletool, this is serviceable assuming you won't miss the plyers. The magnetic bit holder has an angel to it that looks cool, but it they just squared it off, it would make the driver bits seem to be more firm. The knife is fine, and the bottle opener/prybar are both perfectly serviceable. Besides being a little too thick, it is a very handsome pocket tool and I'm glad I have it... BUT: the pocket clip is garbage. It is too small, too tight/thin to be used with jeans, and will cause a lot of wear and tear on your pocket hems on your jeans even just after light use because it doesn't accommodate the thickness of the material worn. Also, the pocket clip is oriented on the thickest arrangement of the tool so that when using the pocket clip it props your pockets open, and I'm not really a fan of that. For this to be a slam dunk EDC it needs to feel good when carried everyday and not tear up my clothes. Otherwise this knife is a lovely little guy I'm happy to have.

This multitool is minimalist tool. The screwdriver locks-in at 90 and 180 degrees. It can be stiff with respect to screwdriver lock. The tanto blade is sharp and easily be held upside down because of the unnatural form factor, so be careful.

The media could not be loaded. I like this EDC, while I rarely use it for more than opening mail, it’s got the three tools I use most. A sharp knife. A screwdriver and a bottle opener.Unfortunately, today I noticed the liner lock is not engaging and it allows the blade to easily fold down. I am 2 weeks out of my return window.

The blade is super thin and bends in its pivot. The bits are atleast just standard bits so you can replace them easily but it is hard to get the one in the back slot out. The magnet is also weak that holds them in. And the locking mechanism on the screw driver requires way too much force and is really easy to bend out of place. The only good thing I have found is that the bottle opener is very stout. But other than that I will going back to my Milwaukee Fastback. This doesn’t even deserve to be in the same room as a fastback

I already have several multitools and Swiss army knives, but wanted something more focused around screwdriver bits. This tool is very sturdy, and the driver arm is surprisingly strong. The blade is also impressively sharp, and has held its edge through multiple uses and abuses. Haven't used the bottle opener, but it looks more than up to the task. If you like to tinker/fix things, then a handy bit driver is a must; this one lives in my pocket.