Channellock - Usa 88 Rescue Tool

This tool is meant to be used with large thick gloves. It is very uncomfortable to use as pliers and is on the heavy side. The wrench is ok but the prying function is inefficient and a bit awkward to use. Better have a separate/dedicated prybar.

My Husband is a tool nut. He has tools for everything, but never seems to really do much with them. My Brother is a firefighter. He is also a tool nut, but not as nutty as my Hubby. Hubby saw this, and ordered it for my Brother as a Christmas presant. He seems to think it a really nice, well made tool. He Loves the brand, and says that this is the only brand worth buying.Nict tool, with lots of uses.UPDATE:My Brother LOVES this thing. he is keeping it in the firetruck with him now, and he had to use it to cut the barbed wire that was blocking his egress to the fire. The fence was not supposed to be there, but someone had put one up. It gut through the wire like butter. Other men on his team have bought them as well. All since Christmas day!

This is a very great product.I keep it in my back pocket when ever I am working, or going on a call. It is useful for almost every thing.My only complaint was when I dropped it, and it hit my foot. I recommend steel toes because of this, but this is the best dang multitool i have ever owned. It has the features that count, and the weight to make it capable of doing the job.

I liked this because it was a multi tool for my turnouts/bunker gear but the problem is it's just too big to fit in any of the pockets.you could put it in a tool box but then you don't really need a multi tool then do you?I ended up putting it in my truck toolbox just in case I need it.

I don't know much about tools but was looking for something "different" for my husband as a Christmas present. He's incredibly handy, outdoorsy, survival type of guy. Definitely a good choice :) it's very heavy (something to take into account as that's not for everyone) & seems very well made. My husband was very happy with it

I'm not a firefighter or any type of emergency rescue personnel -- but I do like to carry something like this around "just in case." There has been at least 2 times in my early adulthood where the valve feature would've been a potential life-saver or at least prevented the bad effects from some kids vandalism of a fire hydrant.