SWITCHEDGE MultiTool Knife / Pliers - 12 Tools in One with Handy Nylon Case 100% Satsifaction Guaranteed

I wanted a decent multi-tool to leave in my shed for quick necessity where a full blown tool box would not be necessary. I naturally looked into the Gerber's and Leathermen tools having owned them previously. You can naturally get cheaper models and then ones that go up to quite high prices. I figured since I'll be using this for quick jobs around the yard like tightening a screw on a pool clamp, cutting a quick piece of cordage or tightening a screw on my kids bike why go all out for something Bear Grylle's would use costing near a hundred bucks. Then I came across this Switchedge. When I bought mine, it was selling for $20. I figured hey, decent reviews, great price, let me give it a go. I am not disappointed.It definitely has nice weight to it. The machining of the tools is not top quality like you would find on Leathermen and Gerber products but for quick jobs around the house they work fine. Someone mentioned the philips screwdriver could be a bit bigger and I agree, it's the weakest thing on the tool. It works but the tip just is not machined well. When you flip it open to use the pliers, there is no resistance when opening and closing the mouth of the pliers. Does it matter, no, not really but I tend to like a little 'bite' so if I want it opened just a little it will stay that way without having to actually hold the handle to keep it open a certain amount. Again, no biggie, it was $20 and still functions as pliers quickly if need me. The blades are sharp on the knife and teeth good on the saw.Overall I'd recommend this tool if you want something to throw in your car, a drawer in the house or in your shed for quick use when you don't want to go into your tool box for a good set of tools. If you want something for more 'professional' use, again, I'd personally pony up more money for the quality found in the more expensive multi-tools. I wouldn't personally spend over $25 on it, but that's me.

It's a good tool for the price. Like others have stated the Phillips is a little on the smaller side, but overall tools on it work okay. I would not say this is better than leatherman, as the leatherman alx I have has sharper blades (I had to sharpen the knife blade on this one), locks the tools into place when in use and these do not (which means the tools could accidently fold down while using it). Also sheath was pretty crappy as I had it on my belt for work and after a few weeks it broke and fell off. But overall a good tool to have, just find a better sheath.

very soft metal, blade wouldnt keep a edge. after cutting a plastic zip tie only once it was dull again, this is crap. spend few extra dollars and get a name brand

pretty good, well made. would buy from them again.

To be included in my emergency kit for my motorcycle, hope I never have to use it. Quality built.

The finishing is not that good. Despite many reviews saying that it is as good as a leatherman or even better, it's not. you better off pay $5 more and buy your self a leatherman or victorinox.

This multi tool has been a help to me already and I just started using it. It's seems better than my Swiss army knife I used before and my leatherman. I'm really happy with my choice to go with this premium product. I would recommend this multi tool for anyone wanting a well designed, tough, tested on the job tool.

Received the product on time. I thought the Mutli-Tool knife was just as good if not better than any Leatherman. The set seems to be great quality. The different tools come out easily and the tool grips very well over others I'll held. I've already recommended this product to several of my friends.