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I like this product.It's well constructed and includes several useful tools.It is a nice set, and comes with a nice case.This would make for a good gift.Nicely made. Recommended

All in all. It's pretty good. It's got some heft to it. Solid. Gets the job done for them oh oh moments when you're out and about. The only thing I personally don't like is that it's really slick handled. Don't get me wrong it feels good in the hands. But dang the handle is smooth as glass. I want to use it not juggle and bat at it when I take it out and use it. So that's my take on it. 4 out of 5

I've been using this multitool for a few weeks now and am really happy with it. It's a well-made and versatile tool that has come in handy for various big and small tasks.The multitool has 14 different tools, including:PliersAdjustable wrenchScrewdriver bits (Phillips, flathead, and Torx)Wire strippersKnife bladeSaw bladeFileBottle openerCan openerHammerNail pullerSafety belt cutterGlass breakerAll of the tools are made of high-quality steel and are well-built. The pliers are robust and have a good grip. The knife blade is sharp and holds its edge well. The saw blade is also short and can easily be cut through wood and plastic.The multitool is compact and lightweight, making it easy to carry in your pocket or backpack. It also comes with a nylon sheath that protects the tools and makes it easy to attach to your belt or bag.Overall, I'm very impressed with this multitool. It's a well-made and versatile tool that is perfect for a variety of tasks. I recommend it to anyone looking for a good multitool.Here are some of the specific things that I like about this multitool:It's well-made and sturdy.It has a wide variety of valuable tools.The tools are all high-quality and sharp.It's compact and lightweight, making it easy to carry.It comes with a nylon sheath that protects the devices and makes it easy to attach to your belt or backpack.I recommend this multitool to anyone looking for a well-made and versatile tool. It's perfect for various tasks, from home repairs to camping and hiking.

Bought for Christmas presents they seem like a good tool when you need something

This is an interesting multi-tool format that I have never seen before. It could be a handy thing to keep in a car or boat for just in case uses.There is a hammer and an adjustable wrench. The tip of the adjustable wrench looks like it would serve well as glass breaking emergency vehicle escape hammer as well.There is a bottle opener, a knife, pliers, a saw, and a screwdriver. It is the latter of these that almost cost the item a star. The bits for the screwdriver are held in a swing out plastic tray in the tool. The bits are squeezed in so tight there was no way to get them out and because the tray is made into the multi-tool, I couldn't use any of those tools to get one out - LOL. It almost seemed like a trick/prank.I initially had to use another screwdriver to poke a bit out from the bottom. I fiddled around with it some more and realized that you are supposed to push on the working end of the bit and then it will fall out the other direction. So, try that before getting frustrated.Edit: I forgot to mention that the included molded case/holster is quite nice as well.

This compact tool has a large number of different tools combined together. I am putting in the trunk of my car so that I have a variety of tools in one compact device. The pliers are particularly clever the way it is tucked into the handle of the hammer, and I like having the hammer as well, seems like I need that on occasion. There's also a crescent wrench, again something that will probably be very helpful for certain situations. It took me a while to figure it out but the three bits, one flat head and to Philips, slip out of their holder by pushing from the top not from the bottom. This seems a little odd in that pushing from the top means your finger are on the pointed end, but they slip out fairly easily that way. If you try pushing them up from the bottom, the ratchet side they won't come out. Note that the knife included in this tool appears to be very sharp so be careful.

IT SEEMS YO BE BUILT PRETTY SOLID , IT IS HEAVIER THAN I EXPECTED, I LIKED IT

Okay, so you have this gadget that does 100 things, but doesn't do any of them WELL. So, it's great in a pinch, but not great for a PURPOSE. It's kind of an ironic tool, huh? My daughter's going to take it to college. Now, THERE is a great use for this thing. It's great for someone who lives in a small apartment or a dorm room where space is valuable, and you don't have room for lots of tools but need a few things to put the random thing together or hammer in one nail. But as a homeowner with a garage full of tools where each has a purpose, this would not be my go-to tool. This thing is maybe good for the glove compartment to take along in case of an emergency or to take camping. It's heavy-duty, however, I'll give it that!

Value for money.Easy to carry and Good for basic repairs.

First Impressions:- The multi tool comes with a semi rigid molded holster- The side scales are made of plastic vs metal, which was a bit disappointing to see as it loses a bit of the premium feel as you can tell you’re holding onto plastic.- There are no rough edges/corners, so the factory did a good job deburring the parts.The Tools Available:- Hammer- Nail Puller- Adjustable Crescent Wrench- Screwdriver hole for driver bits- 3 x screwdriver bits- Foldable Long Nose Pliers- Knife- Blade w/Flat Head Screwdriver Tip, bottle cap opener, bolt/nut wrench x 5 sizes, serrated bladeMeasurements:- Hammer Face Diameter: 2.1cm- Head Width (from hammer head to nail hook): 8.5cm- Head Thickness: 1cm- Total Length: 17.2cm- Handle Width: 3.2cm- Handle Depth: 2.5cm- Weight: 449g- Holster Width: 12.3cm- Holster Length: 20cm- Holster Depth: 2.8cmHammer:- The hammer has some decent weight to it and is just long enough to allow you to get some good momentum and striking power.- There’s an integrated nail puller hook on the back. The design allows you to hook small to medium sized nails without issue.Crescent Wrench:- The wrench can be adjusted up to 20mm in width.- I was surprised to see both an adjustable crescent wrench as well as pliers as most only have just pliers. The crescent wrench adds a level of ease when you need to adjust a large or square nut that the pliers won’t be able to wrap around or won’t be able to get the leverage properly without stripping the corners.- The adjustment knob is a bit gritty, but after using it a bit it did start to smoothen out, slightly.Screwdriver:- The bit holder folds out from the side allowing you to remove any one of the 3 bits. There are magnets integrated into the slots on the side which I’m assuming is to hold the bits and prevent them from sliding out, but they’re not glued inside so the magnets may pop out once you remove a bit (happened to me). One of the slots didn’t have a magnet, but there was one on the tip of the holder for some strange reason as it doesn’t make contact with anything that is metal.- The bits fit into a slot on top of the hammer, which is also magnetized to keep the bit in place, and gives you very good leverage to tighten/loosen screws.Blades:- There is no locking mechanism for any of the blades or pliers when folded out. Would like to have seen some sort of locking mechanism to prevent the blades from folding close while using.- The knife has a clip point blade and is somewhat sharp. It does cut paper, but not very well. The point is also somewhat blunt, so a good sharpening is required, but would have liked to have seen this done before shipping from the factory.- The multipurpose blade is VERY difficult to extend as it seems the retention bar is too stiff. The only way I could get the blade extended was to lift up the knife first and then go at the multi blade and finally fold the knife closed.- There are 2 bottle cap openers, I guess you can’t have too many. The serrated edge is only approx. 2cm in length, so it’s going to be difficult to use as a saw when needed. The nut wrench can be used on 4mm to 8mm nuts. The flathead screwdriver/pry bar will allow you to tighten/loosen screws as well as pry open paint cans and such.Needle Nose Pliers:- The pliers fold out easily and provides a set of jaws that opens to a max workable width of approx. 2.3cm. You can manually force open the jaws beyond that, but may get to a point it’s difficult to manage/close the handle to tighten down on the item.- There are a set of wire cutters as well as pipe grips.- The tip of the pliers actually touch so you should be able to pick up very small items without issue.Overall Impression:I found the Kalogl 14-in-1 hammer multi-tool provides you most of what you would probably need at home/on the road or camping. The hammer weight and length allows it to have a lot of momentum/impact force. The tools are functional, but could have been better. It’s missing a saw blade which may come in handy while camping or you’re stuck in the middle of nowhere. The side scales could have been metal, which would have given it a slightly more premium feel, but instead less expensive plastic was used. The molded holster that covers the entire tool is also an added bonus as I’ve used others that exposes the nail hook out the side that causes a snag hazard, so definitely a thumbs up. Overall, aside from the indicated issues, most which were minor, I think the multi-tool would make a great addition to your pack to toll bag for the car so you always have something available when needed.

A light hammer, adjustable wrench, spring-loaded pliers / wire cutters, knife, bottle opener, screwdriver; a well executed multi-tool. How many multi-tools have spring-loaded pliers? Not many. For that alone, it is worth the purchase. This complements, whatever goto multi-tool you choose as your primary, this makes a kickass secondary. Not as necessary as a hatchet, but very helpful and good weight to usefulness ratio.

The quality of this thing is better than I expected it would be and it honestly feels great in the hand. The black finish is really nice and seems durable as well. The unit also comes stored in a pretty nice belt clip pouch.If you like swiss army knives, you'll love this. Since a hammer has a bigger footprint (but note, this is still a mini hammer), the tools within are also more substantial and useful. The box didn't include instructions of any kind, so it did take a bit of exploring to figure out how everything worked. The pliers were the most confusing as you first flip out the initial piece (which is easy to do and forms the handle), THEN you have to continue the rotation (which takes more force) until the plier head rotates out. Also, I was under the impression that an allen key would be included (it's listed as allen wrench or hex wrench), but it's actually wrench holes, not the key. You can see this in one of the pictures on the listing.As far as number of tools, how many there are depend on how you count the screwdriver functions and bits. I was able to find the following:TOP- hammer- nail puller- adjustable wrench- screwdriver bit holeFRONT- knife- multi-tool piece (flathead screwdriver, sawtooth/serrated blade, bottle opener, hex wrench holes, second bottle opener(?))- pliers (with wire cutter)BACK- screwdriver bit holder (with a slotted bit and two philips bits (PH1 and PH2))Regardless of whether or not this is a 14-in-1, there are plenty of useful tools that work like they should, stuffed into a compact form factor. This is perfect to leave in a car, or general drawer where you sometimes might need a knife (or screwdriver, or pliers, or hammer etc.). This is also an awesome gift to give to someone who is handy and/or likes gadgets.

I used this product once and as you can see from the photo, the wrench broke instantly. I was trying to simply hold and unscrew a bolt, and the entire wrench broke completely- rendering the tool useless. Do not waste your money !