Multitool Knife Pohaku 10-in-1 Pocket Pliers 2.8 inches Blade Foldable Stainless Steel for Outdoor Survival, Camping, Fishing, Hiking,Hunting

Great versatility. The cast/punched tools are middling on the finish, but the knife and pliers are top knotch. The knife is super sharp, and a larger size than most multitools. The tools are useful sizes and pretty robust for the price. I love that all of the tools are accessible without unfolding, except for the pliers of course. The case has a nice strap on it and the snap works well, but seems to be a bit flimsy and I just put the tool in the case in my front pocket, rather than belt carrying.

I think this tool is very well made and impressed by the 'hand feel' it'is much more comfortable to use than all other multi tools I've had (several - from big brands and others).All the images show a 'side' view, but none really represent how thick it is. Yes the dimensions are in the description, but I was still surprised at how thick 3/4" really is once you are holding it. Fine for carrying in sheath, but I don't wear a belt. I had hoped to carry it in side pocket of my carpenter pants - it fits, but is too bulky and need to remove when sitting. This is another one that will be relegated to the glove box (replacing a less desirable one I'll donate).To the manufacturer Pohaku: I would love to see a skinnier version - I could give up the file, hook knife, and/or even the saw. I would buy this exact tool with only pliers, screwdrivers and knife blade (even if blade needs to be a little shorter to make it work); pliers are even so strong they could probably even be a bit thinner. Design one for daily carry in pocket - maybe aim for the thickness of a car fob.

I actually like the multitool itself, but I nearly lost it overboard the boat when the stitching on the terribly made case spontaneously started unraveling. I've only been wearing this knife on my belt for about a week and a half so that's pretty poor craftsmanship to already have the case headed for the trash. If you are looking for a multitool to wear on a belt this case will not be up to the task.

Bought this to keep in the car and it's been great. Love the larger sized knife on it and it has been really useful. I know leatherman is the gold standard and if I needed a tool that would be used and abused I would spend the extra money, but this one is perfect for occasional use and I've recommended it to others.

For the cost, I was expecting a less sturdy tool. Take this camping constantly and it serves it's purpose well. Only complaint is the pouch it comes in cannot be attached to my belt with the opening facing up. Due to weight distribution it hangs off the belt. Opening-down works though, and has a quick draw effect!

I liked this so much at work I went to buy one for home. However, the price increased by $3. Not a big deal but nevertheless it’s a bad feeling to have to pay more the second time.

This is a really, really tiny multi-tool. I don't think that I realized just how small it would be when I ordered it. Since it is so small in size, it comes off as cheap. It also makes it more difficult to use. It is hard to get a good grip on it. It can also be a challenge to switch out between the different tools. With that being said, if you are looking for something super small you may love this.It does have a lot crammed into a small area. It contains a knife blade, mini wood saw, needle nose pliers, bottle opener, philips head screwdriver, metal file, wire cutter, medium slotted screwdriver, large slotted screwdriver, and rope cutter. I personally think that a little more size and quality would be better. I would not recommend it unless you have to have an extremely small multi-tool.

This is exactly what I was looking for. Very functional. Nice weight and quality so far. Larger blade that locks out. Haven’t used too heavily yet so hopefully it holds up over time.