Swiss+Tech Multi-Tools EDC, 17 in 1 Multitool Pocket Pliers, Wire/Rope Cutter, Can Opener, Screwdrivers, Wood Saw, Scissors, File, Multitool Pliers for Camping Hiking Repairing

In a previous review I said I love quality, and this small multitool will not disappoint. Its scissors are excellent and cut accurately. All the other tools are well manufactured. I like the knife; it is razor sharp.Particularly appreciated is its built-in belt clip. It will not come undone anytime soon. In a way the multitool reminds me of the Leatherman Wave, their all-time best seller. It feels good in the hand; not too heavy, yet very well made. All the Swiss+Tech's tools work. They did not skimp on quality when designing this multitool.For anyone who cannot afford a Leatherman multitool yet, this 17-in-1 will be a good workhorse, and I recommend it because also it's an excellent price. It came packaged in a nicely presented box - another indicator of a manufacturer who cares.

This was reduced to £17.99 and is worth every penny. A Leatherman Wave clone, this won't take the continued abuse of a tool that is six time the price (and I own a wave and two charges) but it's not meant to. This is the 'get you out of a jam' tool you leave in a bag or glove compartment (in a country that has less restrictive lock knife laws, obviously...) but not an every day too like my charge. No swapping bits (like a Wave or some of the other clones like the Bibury which are three times the price) but instead has a really clever nesting pair of phillips head drivers (both full 3D) and two flat blades, the smaller one on the end of a nice rope cutter.Tools all came out fine and it comes well boxed and with a fitted pocket clip. The file looks ok and who knows how long the diamond coating will last. The edge file is too soft. The saw works and both blades are quite sharp and all lock (as do the internal tools). The scissors are - as with all of these leatherman wave clones - as good or better than the wave ones.The pliers head is ok. Like the wave, it's not sprung but the tip meets finely with no wiggle. It has cross over, non replaceable wire cutters: better than many of the cheaper 'anvil' style leatherman ones.So - in conclusion - no I would never chose it over my wave or charge but the charge is now the thick end of two hundred quid. So why would I? But it's about the best £17.99 you could spend on a multitool and I have a lot to compare it to. (Bibury, Ozark Trail.... I got rid of my Leatherman Wingman: it was useless and overpriced)

This is essentially a Leatherman Wave clone (or knock off depending on your viewpoint). It has similar styling visually to the Leatherman Wave, though not the same tool layout. The blade is sharp and takes an edge well when honing after use, the mechanism is loose enough to open the pliers one handed and the smaller inner tools are of decent quality. The material of its construction feels slightly soft and the warning label in the box says it contains lead, so make of that what you will...The diamond file is useless, the coarse material rubs off immediately upon use.Decent for the price, but not earth shattering.

I was very surprised with the build quality overall, considering its price.The pliers are good, the wire cutters are okay for the price point, and I noticed that there is a crimping tool between the handles when the pliers are out. The handles are well textured and comfortable. I have a slight niggle with the straight edge blade which is a bit loose, but that appears to be down to the liner lock being a hair short and not engaging properly. The serrated blade locks in absolutely solid.All the other tools lock in properly and release, and there are all the tools I need. The pocket clip is a bonus.This tool is going to be the one that gets used and abused for all the dirtiest jobs, and it'll be the one I hand over to other to use rather than my Surge

Very rarely write reviews but this is a brilliant multi tool.Had a Swisstool, A Leatherman Charge and a Rebar before and can honestly say that I prefer using this (maybe due to less worry about breaking it due to it's price).It's very smooth and easy to access the tools and the pliers don't flex no matter how hard I squeeze.Anybody who has suffered the painful blisters from the Charge/Wave plier design will love the way this one has the one hand opening blades on the opposite end to avoid this problem.Hope they keep selling this version because it's the best cheap multi tool I've ever seen.Two tiny negatives : file is not as good as the Rebar one.Not a work of art like a Victorinox Swisstool, you can see odd bits of machine scuffing if you look close.But it's 20 quid so more than acceptable negatives for me

I purchased mainly for site work as was cheap enough to not worry too much if didn't hold up/got messed up in the daily dirt grind in my pockets etc. I've now used for a few months and its held up really well. No rust, the blades are sharp (really like the serrated for opening bags of sand etc), everything still works and looks good after a couple of good cleans (been covered in dirt, sand and bit of cement at different times).Highly recommended as a daily driver.The only criticism is the scissor spring was a bit temperamental, I had to bend it a bit with pair of pliers as keep slipping past the blade (meaning the scissors then don't spring back)..that seems bit better now but don't really use the scissors enough to care too much.

I bought one of these mainly out of curiosity to see how well cheap multitools compared too more expensive brands ie leatherman and gerber.i was very impressed with the quality of the tool, it seems very well made, the knife blade is nice and sharp and the rest of the tool do as they are intended too do veay well indeed.For £20 this tool is a bargain and i highly reccommend.

Quality product. Not too heavy but solidly built. Good selection of tools but I would have liked it to have an awl. I would say it's as good as a leatherman. Don't let price put you off this is a tool worth buying.