Mossy Oak 12 in 1 Pocket Multitool Knife with Sheath, Stainless Steel Multi-Tool Knife with Clip, Survival Tools with Scissors, Bottle Opener, Wire Stripper

I’m a gardener and I often catch myself with nothing to cut with. Having this in my pocket or clipped to my pants is awesome! I’ve used it nearly every day since I got it and it’s still sharp! I did chip the can opener trying to pry something I shouldn’t have, but that’s on me. I use it to harvest daily and I can’t imagine life without it now. I use the blade and scissors all the time, and have even used the screwdrivers. One of the best purchases I’ve ever made, and when this one wears out, or I loose it, which will probably happen first, I’m going to get another one. Well made, locks safely when in use, is easy to fold and unfold components and it stays sharp. It’s not too big to be conveniently carried. I’d totally gift this to someone who gardens or works outside.

These are great! The scissors are much larger than most multi-tools and work very well. Blade really sharp. And the socket thing is so handy to have, especially if you carry a small kit in your pocket with various drivers or sockets. Very well put together, sturdy with no sloppiness or looseness. Tools lock into place securely. I ordered 2, and glad I did. This brand was the least expensive of several of the exact same too. About $16.

This multi-tool is all I need and I bring it to work with me everyday. I don't technically need to fix things or carry tools. But when something as simple as a screw that holds a cushion on a chair in place fell out (happened the other day), I'd much rather tighten the screw than place a work order for maintenance to fix it for me - easy enough with this tool in my pocket. As a woman, my pockets tend to be small (I won't buy pants/skirts/dresses without them anymore!) and I really just wanted screwdrivers and a knife in a small tool and this works far better than expected. I absolutely adore the tiny scissors - I've used them multiple times when someone at the office wanted to open a bag of snacks. As much as I like this tool, there are few things that could improve. Before getting this tool, I used to carry a knife in my pocket - also by Mossy Oak. I wish they swapped sides and gave the knife a stud or something to make it slightly easier/faster to open - I usually carry my folding knife also for this reason. This one isn't too bad once you get used to it, but it could be better. That said, I learned this knife is SUPER SHARP - I was able to use the multitool knife to cut through some plastic lids like butter and my folding knife maybe needs to be sharpened or something - it struggled on the same task. The included double sided bit falls out a lot. I didn't see an option to just purchase the bit, so now I have 2 - one with no bit. For the price and size, I doubt there's anything better. But with a few tweaks, this thing could be perfect.

Great EDC knife with the most important components. Well made for the price. I would buy again.

I am a handyman by trade and also a multi-tool enthusiast. I buy and sell them constantly, from Leatherman and Gerber, to Nextool, SOG and you name it. If I had to get rid of them all except for one, I would keep this one in my front pocket, and my Knipex Cobra 4" pliers in the other. I do this daily and with a small bit set on my belt I am able to open most any panel, hatch, cover, access panel etc, I encounter. The bit holder is so much more handy in this tool than on my pliers based multi-tools because its in a straight line and not on one of the two legs of the tool. Deployment is fast and it functions like a real screw/bit driver. The other tools are useful too, it is well constructed, the blade holds a decent edge and is easy to sharpen. I just dropped it from the top of a ladder right straight onto its knife tip, on concrete, and it slightly deformed the tip, but 2 minutes with the sharpener and it is as good as new. I would not leave home without it. Plus, since its a half-tool, its so light that its really a must-have. Do you really need a tree saw in a multi-tool? My cobra pliers more than make up for its lack of that tool. Perfect combination.