7 in 1 EDC Multitool Pry Bar Wrench and Screwdriver Gifts for Men | Bottle Opener, Car Window Breaker, Flat Phillips Screwdriver, EDC Tools for Cycling Maintenance, Outdoor Gifts for Father

This is a GREAT upgrade from the old model! The wrench is much more and easily useable. The small blade is a welcome (very sharp!) addition. There is also a dedicated bottle opener! The pocket clip is very strong and keeps the tool available. I carry this everyday along with my Roktol Gen-R multitool. I’m ready for anything!!

Handy little tool to keep on my belt so I won't be going back and forth to my tool chest at work so much.

Love it!

Interesting take on the classic multitool. This one is more suited to mountain bikers in my opinion, as the crescent wrench is more useful there than pliers. Still would recommend both though. It doesnt have a super high quality feel, very light. Wouldn't be great for hard jobs, but maybe its more durable than it seems. The knife is tiny, like 1" long. Sharp, but not a ton of big jobs to use it with. Has a few different functions, notably the adjustable wrench and pry bar. The bottle opener and window breaker are probably never getting used by me. The wrench opens to about an inch, pretty decent for something so small. Likely not going to use it on anything that big and I doubt it'll hold up to anything that big honestly.. It has it's home in my pack in the car. Never know when I'll need to use it in an emergency. I do alot of biking in the summer, so it'll be coming with me then for sure. Carried it for about 4 days at work and it just didn't get used as much as the normal multi tool, but also it took up room in my pocket. I have used it many times for little things, mostly cutting open packages and screwing the table leg back together. Put together a Christmas present with it. So it is OK for light duty. Just don't put your life in it's hands.

If I could give half a star I would. And make it 3.5. It's tiny. Small than it looks in the photos. It's kinda cute in that respect. The worst part about it, is the knife. The reason why is two fold. I was pleasantly surprised to see that the knife rides on two 1mm detant ball bearings with tiny springs behind them. It adequately holds it in place. This however, can also become an issue as it did for me. With opening and closing the blade, the screw that holds it in place loosened up. This in turn caused the blade to lock up on the ball bearings. Also, if it loosens up to much you will loose the ball berings.... and good luck finding them! What I did to prevent this from happening was to place a drop of superglue on the threads inside the hole on the opposite side from the blade. I quickly ran the screw up and down a couple of times and then screwed it tight. (You will need a t9 screwdriver to turn the screw.) This seems to have fixed the issue of the screw backing out. The other design flaw is when the knife is fully open it is in line with the tack pry bar which partially blocks the blade. They would have been better to have it stop at about a 30° angle so the full length of the blade could be utilized. That being said the blade is of a good quality. However this is my second issue with it, it is advertised as being 1.5 inches. In reality the actual cutting length of the blade is more like 1.1 inches. The wrench part looks small, but will clamp down mightily. It works well. It can but used to gauge nut sizes less than 1 inch. Overall all a fun little tool to keep handy