Multitool, 19-in-1 Stainless Steel Foldable Multi Tool with Wire Cutter, Knife, Saw, Screwdrivers, Bottle/Can Opener, Multitools with Pocket Clip for EDC, Camping, Hiking, Repairing

This was my first Leatherman type multitool, after moving up from a Swiss Army Knife. This ended up being better than any that followed. I don't always want its weight in my pocket, but if I'm stuck on the side of the road I'd rather have this than a smaller SOG or a Victorinox. Wenger's old pull can opener is better than the push one that comes on this thing, but this is the best push one I've ever used. The pliers work well. The knife is sharp as hell; surprised my brother and disappointed him in how his much larger knife was less effective, and you can bake off the oil that comes on it and grease it with lanolin for a less toxic alternative that is every bit as rust preventive.When this non-name tool vanishes off the internet, it'll be hard to get it again, so buy two.This scissors are also really good.

This is such a good multi-tool that I ordered another one. I just received it, haven't put it through it's paces yet, but for the money this is definitely a winner. We'll see how it holds up, but after looking it over and playing around with it for a bit, I would not describe this as a cheap multi-tool at all. It's a solid build. It is definitely a well made, quality item worth purchasing. You'll have to sharpen the knife blade a little, but a couple of minutes on a pull through sharpener...then a strop...razor sharp. Get 'em while they're still 25 bucks and you'll get something that sure beats spending anywhere from ninety to one hundred and some dollars on some of the multi-tools floating around with a well known brand name stamped on them.

So I own a few different brands of multitool, everything except an expensive Leatherman. Let me tell you this one tool BLOWS THEM AWAY! I work in Corporate AV (audio/visual for the non-industry folks) which requires a LOT of setups, breakdowns, installs, modifications, you name it.Here's what I like most:1. The tool is solid in your hand. Not too small, not too big, and just the right weight. Other tools feel "unbalanced" but not this one.2. The scissors are surprisingly good. I bought this specifically to test the scissors and a few other tools but now it doesn't leave my work bag toolkit.3. Decent quality knife.4. One-handed operation after you get used to the locking/unlocking mechanism.5. VERY affordable alternative to the big name multitoolsHere's what I don't like:1. As others have stated, there's a bit of lubricant on the tool so you have to be mindful when you're first using it. I ALWAYS transport it in the case because of this, which does slow down the "grab and go" aspect of the tool.2. Took me a little longer than I'd like to admit to learn how the unlock/lock mechanism worked. That's on me, but this is my list lol.3. Screwdriver features aren't great, but you shouldn't expect this to handle any heavy turns anyway.All in all, I think this is a very good investment. May get two more to leave in my car and my wife's.

I have carried a wave or surge for the better part of the last 40 years and I love them, a lot. I am, however, intrigued by things that look too good to be true and saw this multitool for sub $30 after discounts. It is comparable to Big L's wave and not quite as beefy as the wave's bigger brother. When it came in, I immediately removed the name-brand tool from my belt and put this one on to give it a good workout. I am now out of the military but am on a farm and a multitool gets used many times a day - every day. If this Suyiwee were exorbitantly priced as Big L's tools are - I might have to ding it a star as the case, while still holding up, seems just a bit flimsy and I suspect it won't survive a year (Big L's cases have their own issues with velcro losing its tackiness or snaps getting loose). For the price, however, I can overlook any issue with Suyiwee's case. The tool so far had been very solid and well-designed. All the locking mechanisms work well, the pliers and wire cutter have been sufficiently tough. the scissors have a great design with a leading blunt edge that can get under a zip tie or bandage with no damage. The wire stripper "gut hook" type blade is a nice addition. I like Suyiwee's Phillip's head better than Big L's because it is longer and can reach recessed screws better. I suppose the saw and file are fine but those two tools will see very little use. The one item I am not a fan of is the belt clip. It adds unnecessary width and gets snagged on the case. I am one that will lose a tool that is clipped onto a belt just by getting in and out of a truck. It's removable so this issue is moot. The tool is so good, I bought another one as a spare or just to be able to hand a great tool to someone in need of one. (I'm not that generous with a $100+ Big L tool). So yes - this a very much a 5-star rating as it will be hard is hard to beat the value of this nice multitool.

A lot of people who love multi tools have more than one- ahem. Some of us have more than 10- ahem. Having owned so many at so many different price points- including several “L” type- this is by far the best one. Beefy, sturdy. Works well. It is heavy but it is a number of very useful tools- and they lock!!! I got it for 22.00 but it’s worth the usual 49.00. Time will tell if it stands up but I think it will certainly outlast me. I bought 2 more as gifts. Anyone in their right mind would be thrilled to be handed this tool.

Ths is pretty much a every day usable product for me on the job very well made