BIBURY Multitool Pliers, 21-in-1 Titanium Multi-Purpose Pocket Knife Pliers with Screwdriver Sleeve, 420 Durable Stainless Steel Multi-Plier Multi Tool for Survival, Camping, Hunting, Fishing, Hiking

Keep this set in my truck as a “just in case”Has almost everything you need in a utility tool. Has saved my bacon a few times already! Well constructed. Easy to get the tool you need out. Lock work perfectly! Good utility knife!

Durable. Love it! Amazed at the price. Good enough to compete with higher end multi tool brands.

This is definitely an interesting knife I enjoyed testing. For starters, a multitool under $25 is a good starting point. I bought primarily for travel so I don't have to worry about it disappearing.It's heavy, sure, but solid. Everything locks in place with a good click. All the tools open outward WITHOUT having to open the pliers first.Now for the not so good. NO SCISSORS. I would rather one of the 3 rarely used tools, can opener, bottle opener, awl be replaced. I'd even pay a few bucks more. Awl isn't even sharp, so that's my choice to replace.The magnetic bit holder is the primary reason I bought this, but there is a major design flaw. The small square magnet at the bottom is only touching the tip of the bit. Some of the smaller bits have literally no surface area. When I used my own bit extender, it also fell out after minor shaking. My suggestion is to put a ball bearing on the included bits and increase the size of the magnet on the bottom if you do decide to use a bit extender. A hack that seems to work is magnetizing my bit holder so it sticks to the sides.These suggestions would makes this unbeatable under $25.

11-4-20 UPDATE: I liked the tool so well that I just bought a second one to give as a Christmas gift.I've bought two L-Man knockoffs over recent years and was not impressed either time. But because of the great reviews for this one, I took a chance and ordered the Titanium model. First impression - This is a beast!!! (large, solid, tight, sturdy). Some reviewers thought this one was too big but I disagree. If you intend to actually use it for a task requiring some actual force, you'll want a tool that fills your hand, doesn't bend or break, and that you can trust - at least that's what I want. This multi-tool inspires confidence. And the automatic lock with push release is a must have for those kinds of tasks - what a great feature. The blades are sharp, the screwdriver set with two position holder is a nice/useable addition, the pliers with sturdy spring is rock solid and the case with belt loop is very functional. They hit a home run with this multi-tool.

First ease of use, opening. Lock ability; does the blade keep it's edge? this is a heavy/sturdy tool that has a multitude of use's limited by the users imagination and experience. I am in brief a Retired Navy Seabee Chief Petty Officer, 25 years working construction around the globe. I owned my own AC&R and Transportation companies. Repairing equipment and the tools necessary to get the job done is crucial to customer satisfaction. They don'tor want or care about your problems; just Get It Fixed and Quick! This tool will help, Will it replace a tool chest and fully equipped shop No, but it will keep you from running back and forth wasting valuable time. Food for thought. ChiefD

All positive. Only negative heavy and somewhat big. But taken camping or fir so many things ita all there. You can't cut wood or big things like that because its small. Wow great multitool. You can carry all the time it comes with a cheap nylon carry on belt. Its cheap looking. I'd find a better case Done you are set. I Recommend this. Honest review. I just a guy that buys his own stuff.

I was looking for an inexpensive little gift for a friend who has everything. This was exactly right. They can keep it in the car, on the boat, wherever. It's a clever little item for the handyperson who already has everything.

This thing is awesome! Second to none with quality and price. This is a pro-“buy this one!” Review…but …WARNING…the knives are quick and easy to pop out…BUT they close even easier. All you have to do is push a button within the grip; if you were grooving and not paying super close attention…I didn’t realize I was pushing the button down when I went to slice something, and it collapsed on my thumb knuckle. 3 stitches later…and back to work!