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The best for box cutting and random prying. I use it everyday and great value

I have found myself in situations where I wished I had some kind of tool. Lately, I have turned towards EDC (Every Day Carry) tools. After some research I bought a Victorinox Swiss Army "Swiss Champ" knife. It is quite expensive, with every conceivable tool except for a cup, frying pan and plate.But the Swiss Champ is almost too big for comfortable daily pocket carry. And too expensive for every day mundane tasks. When I am away from home, whether just traveling or camping, the Swiss Champ lives in my pocket because I never know when its many tools might come in handy. It's a complete set of handy micro tools.For everyday routine carry, this key chain knife is excellent. It is small enough to be unobtrusive. It does not matter how many tools a multitool has if it is left at home because it's too bulky. It seems quite hardy, with a broad short knife and another multitool that seem quite sturdy and well made. The knife is quite sharp, and locks into place, as does the other tool.Moreover when closed, the tools remain firmly in place. I also like that it can be hung from a belt loop easily. The knife and bottle opener have seen the most use so far. But the can opener and pry tool will likely come in handy. The other tools, I'll likely never use if I am at home and have access to beefier equipment.I do not have to be as ginger and careful with this item as I am with the Swiss Champ. I can easily discard this if anything breaks with peace of mind, since it only has two items that fold into place. With a more complex EDC tool, the problem is that if one of the tools is damaged, there remain 20 or so other functioning, undamaged tools, making it wasteful to dispose of the whole item because of one damaged tool.N.B. The weak point to this tool seems to be the carabiner-style hook. I put a key on it, and when I dropped it, the hinge twisted and the key came off. I was able to twist the hinge back into place, but this is something to keep in mind.I am pleased with the purchase so far, and will update this review if my position changes.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Pretty cool little knife

Fits on my key ring. This is handy I use this for everything and it's conveniently available off the hip.

I can't stop playing with this little tool. It's my new fidget device. The functionality of this little knife/prybar is great. It's a good size to put in your pocket to use for opening boxes. The locking mechanism is very good, you just have to watch out if you are like peeling apples or something, it's easy to release the lock by accident with your thumb. This is not an issue when held normally. The liner lock is very secure, i feel safe when using the prybar, knowing that the lock won't fail easily. The stiffness went away very quickly, and this knife is easy to open one handed, and it's just such a pleasure to open and close, it's hard to put it down. The hook on the end is good for putting your pinky finger in for stability, but the catch mechanism on the keyring thing is not durable. I've lost it out a couple of times in the driveway. I got several of these to give as gifts since it's so nice a product.

This knife is TINY, basically the size of a key. The Asian lady hands they used really fool you with this one. Very cool looking concept but for the first time I wish it wasn't so compact, neither tool feels very reliable because of the size. The liner locks are pretty much worthless and can be forced open with one finger pressing on the spine for a moment. Not to mention you've got to grip it just right so you don't accidentally unlock it yourself mid use. It came razor sharp too so be careful! I wouldn't trust this to stay closed in my pockets while rummaging for it either because it opens so easily, probably better for someone that carries a purse. I wanted to wear it on my belt loop but, again it's very tiny, so the latch doesn't open as much as you'd want it to for easy access. Might as well just carry an actual knife and an actual pry bar multitool. If it wasn't so inherently unsafe I'd say it's a cool little knife for a kid I guess.

Nice multi-tool and key holder.

Been using for a couple months now and the size is perfect. It is not heavy on your keychain. Durable enough to do quick jobs here and there like open a bottle or tighten a bolt real quick. Don’t expect to change an engine with it:D