True Utility Stainless Steel Keyring Multi Tool - 8 Daily Tools In 1, Flight Safe Box Cutter Knife Blade, Large, Medium & Eyeglass Screwdriver, Bottle Opener Key, Nail File, Tweezers & Nail Cleaner

I loved mine so much I bought them for my family at Christmas! This is honestly the most handy thing I own - it slips over my door key, so its always in my pocket without adding any bulk at all. I use it to open boxes all the time, but also to do those little annoying jobs that pop up all the time; scraping a bit of stuff off a thing, tightening a screw, opening a sticky lid, fiddling a thingamyjig. You know the sort of thing. Great to have a bottle opener on hand without having to have a bulky keyring, and the string cutter is surprisingly useful. I don't use all the functions all that often, but I'm sure I've used them all at least once, and I use the main pokey bit constantly.

ownership of 4yrs.. incredibly useful: even when I don't use it it does a job... calming known you've got it *if* you need it. No bulk as is hugs an existing key... makes turning this one easier as it's a stiff lock and the t-shape it creates improves grip and turning force. no change in quality, physical appearance or functional ability... it's the same as I bought it. I've just seen "tweezers" so I'll go check how they work. Suffice to say I'd buy another if these ever went missing. Thanks Guys... boom.

The tool is quite good, but it scratches the inner lining of my pocket, making holes. I turned it upside down, so it covers the bottom side of the keys (where the "teeth" are). Cutting part is very awkwardly located (probably because of "safety issues" on the planes), so I rarely use it for opening boxes - I would swap its positions with less-used functions like "nails" . "M" (medium) sized screwdriwer tip is almost at the pivot hole (where the keyring hole is), so it's hard to use. I never used tweezers, they are beyond the pivot hole (and would require me to remove the whole tool from the keyring). With the added shackle it's easier, but still a hassle. Summary: quite good and compact, but some design issues make it less-usable that it could be.

Brilliant little tool, so tiny fits nicely on my key without any extra space taken up yet packed with usefulness for little jobs when you get caught off guard.

I have to say that I'm always intrigued by small objects which are of genuine utility; so when I spotted this discreet little toolset at a discounted price, I was genuinely very keen to get my hands on it. I've only just started using it and it's not a bad little bit of kit. The metalwork is of a better quality than I'd expected, with the tools being of actual use. It's certainly well thought out and well made. My only (albeit minor) gripe is that it looks as though it will fit snug around a normal `Yale' type of key (and not flap around on a key ring). What I've found, even after trying all the keys for the house, is that the tool is just that little bit too wide to be held firmly in place. I've yet to see if it'll snag on the inside of a pocket (which a bit of a concern, given some of the edges), but otherwise a nice piece of kit. Oh, forgot to mention that the tool comes in one of those sealed plastic packages. The sort that's impossible to open with a pair of large scissors. Personally, the packaging's a bit of overkill, but that doesn't reflect on the item.

Handy 8-in-1 stainless steel multi-tool slips over your key and remains unnoticed til needed. Came well presented in a water resistant clip-box that can be used to stash stuff in, like for emergencies...even a mini First Aid kit for the car. Winner of Gift of the Year 2011, the True Utility keyring multi-tool would make a super gift.

Awesome little tool, fits around the key nicely (Even the weird angular key heads) Light but feels tough, cruise though airport security without a drama. My only gripe is the clip can be a PITA to get onto the key, bit fiddly, but definitely not enough to warrant not buying it. The box it comes in is quite large, plastic resealable with a o-ring Would have preferred if it wasn't so large/so much plastic packaging for a small product, but it does come in handy for simple easy storage of small goods in the suitcase, so can't really complain

Wonderful tool.... They were both well received.. Thanks

Ist super, aber man muss einen passenden Schlüssel haben passt leider nicht bei allen.

Questo piccolo aggeggino l'ho acquistato anni fa all'estero, e da allora è sempre rimasto con me e il mazzo delle chiavi (questo è stato regalato a un amico). Non occupa spazio, è comodo e sempre a portata di mano, come piccola lima, pinzetta di emergenza, cacciavite per stringere le viti degli occhiali al volo o apribottiglie per una birra è perfetto, l'acciaio di cui è fatto è sufficientemente rigido e spesso da non essersi mai deformato, non posso che consigliarlo. Pro: -utile -robusto -non occupa spazio extra -sempre a portata di mano Contro: -dovete ricordarvi di portare dietro le chiavi :D (o appenderlo a qualcos'altro)

J'avoue que ne n'ai pas eu besoin pour le moment de m'en servir. Mais il prends tellement peu de place sur une clé (le mettre sur la clé que l'on utilise le moins) qu'on peut l'avoir en permanence sur soi. Il dispose d'une petite partir coupante (couper des câbles, ficelles, usage très limité pour la coupe) qui ne pose pas de problèmes avec les agents de contrôle des aéroports.

I think it's a piece of art and truly multifunctional. I also bought this product imitations from ebay all the way from China and now I'm trying to return the othes because they just don't work. Just buy the TRUE brand. The others are terrible imitation, and not even worth $4.49 I paid for, This one is totally worth the $10.00 I paid. I'm returning the others and keeping this one :) The other I bought was called "EDC gear". Which was trash, and not even usable, and the second was called "Sudong key tool" which was actually OK but steel not as good as the true brand. I just had to write a review for this. TRUE is the best and my keys are the coolest looking.