ROXON KS2 Elite D2 Blade 13 in 1 Mini Multi Tool function pocket knife with big scissor, G10 handle and Pocket clip, good for Camping/Backpacking/Emergencies/EDC Multitool (D2 Steel Blade)

I would give 4.5 stars if Amazon allowed it. Love the scissors! Knife blade is small but useable. it’s a nice size multi tool, a little heavy but very useful toolset. The precision bits are made of cheap steel and not very strong, I replaced mine with other precision bits I had in hand. I twisted one of the small torx bits first use, ironically trying (using another tool) to change the position of the pocket clip of this tool. Overall I’m really happy with the multitool, just maybe not the bits.

Pleasantly surprised with how much I love this thing. I use it all the time. It's small but might I put this thing through alot and it's still going strong. The scissors are bigger then most other muilt tools and they work great. I love the addition of the tweezers. Very handy would recommend.

In general, this is an acceptable multitool. The form factor is fine, and the pocket clip is nice to have. I absolutely love the scissors. They cut through everything I’ve tried-normal things, paper, string,cardboard- and their size is great since they essentially become full size. The knife however was crappy. The deployment of the knife is great with the attached little I guess I’ll call stud, but the grind on it was absolutely horrible and it was about as dull as a butter knife. Now I was able to sharpen it, but out of the packaging, it wouldn’t cut anything and I could barely poke anything with it either The additional tool set is decent and I like the addition of the bits, but you have to watch it or the little adapter has a tendency to fall off sometimes seeing how I have to jam it onto the Phillips head. It probably will not replace my VictoriaKnox, but it’s good enough that I keep it in one of my daily carry bags as a back up. I’ve tried some of the other tools and are mostly decent. I might’ve just gotten a bad one so I knocked off one star for the crappy blade and the less than stellar bit adapter, but for the price and what you get it really isn’t bad at all. If your blade is sharpened properly, you’ll get a lot more edge retention than you would like a Victorian Knox, but just keep in mind the Victoria Knox is much tougher and is going to stay stainless. The D2 you just gotta watch that you keep it clean.

This has become my favorite carry for everyday. It slips nicely into your pocket and has a solid feel to it. All of the tools have good action out of the box and work well.

I've owned a bunch of Leatherman multitools, Swiss army knives, EDC tools and knives, and this one is my go to, as long as I don't need pliers. The scissors on this thing are amazing, the screwdrivers and extra bits are great, and the ability to flick the blade out like a standard EDC knife make it this a quality multitool.Highly recommended!

Right off the bat, this is hands down one of the coolest multitool products I've purchased or owned. No bigger than an average pocket knife (Civivi Elementum II pictured) it packs a punch. The scissors are sharp and one of my most commonly used tools on it. Blade is D2, and with a traditional liner lock. The saw blade also implements a liner lock. The flipper to push up the other included small tools is smooth and pushes tools up with a snappy action. All the small tools lock when open and to unlock the action is smooth and easily operated with one hand. The tweezers may be small, but the tips meet flush and they work well and are easy to deploy. The shank that fits onto the included Philips screwdriver head does not wobble and shake when installed and bits don't move around. This is superior to other multitools with the same design, including some of roxons own bigger multitools; in a package so small, that impresses me. The tool includes a 1" marked ruler..which some may say is not useful, but in a pinch that's all I would need. You can use an inch ruler to mark 12 inches on a stick and bam...you have a 1 foot ruler. Measure 3 of those and bam..yard stick, etc. So very handy to have, and it is marked accurately, I verified with another ruler and tape measure.For under $40 I promise you will not...I repeat..will NOT....regret this purchase. Do it. Trust me. You know you want to.

The best multi tool i have ever bought. The scissors are top notch very sharp and very handy to have. The tweezers will come in handy one day now that I’m a dad. Hopefully my little one doesn’t get a splinter but I’ll be ready.

Overall I think this a good option for a light EDC or weekend carry. The tool gives a great assortment or implements. To me so far the standouts are the shears and that there’s essentially no wasted space in the brick — everything was engineered to fit the most amount of tools into the form factor. The drawback to that is that the actual implements are on the thin side. I would hesitate to try to use this in a hard manor such as heavy prying or torquing down hard with the screw driver. The head of the Phillips screwdriver is tapered in such a way that it is too narrow at the tip IMO. I would be careful using it on larger Phillips head screws or risk stripping them. Just be cognizant of that. Good tool overall and my unit performs nicely. There seems to be a lot of comparisons of this against the Leatherman Free T4 and I think that’s not realistic because the toolsets are not comparable IMO. I cannot comment on the D2 blade other than that it arrived sharp. In sum, I do like this pocket tool for a casual use. I don’t think it’s very heavy duty at all but maybe that is not what they were going for here. If they subtracted one of the tools and gave a full standard 3D Phillips with a stout head I think it would be a win. The combo bottle opener and can opener is a little wonky although it works. If they got rid of the awl and just went with a stout pry/flat head/ cap lifter and a 3D phillips without the offset tip it would be ideal.I recommend this tool for casual EDC.