RoverTac 18-in-1 Multitool Pocket Knife with Pliers, Saw, Corkscrew & Detachable Scissors, Multi Tool with Safety Lock, 9 Screwdriver Bits, Camping Gear, Gifts for Men

I looked at and reviewed a lot of multi use tools, and I kept coming back to this one, and I’m glad I did! I decided to purchase this one and the quality exceeds my expectations! This is just as good as my leatherman! It’s solid and well made, and I love the BIG scissors which detach! Look no further than this tool, you will not be disappointed!!

This tool, all on its own, will come close to replacing that drawer filled with tools and gadgets in your garage.Several features set this multifunction tool apart from the competition: If you get the black finish, combined with its heft and the precise operation of how it folds into an impossibly compact size, you will come to understand you are the owner not of a gadget, but of a precision piece of machinery. And as such it will not let you down the going gets tough. If you find yourself working under the hood of your car in the pouring rain, this is when you appreciate this tool’s built-in components working as well as the individual items it replaces. Unfold the scissors and they really do cut paper! In fact, you can remove the scissors completely and use them as an independent object if you need to. Same with the pliers: serrated edges and wire cutter built-in; and when opened, they enable you to exert the force necessary to do the job. The multiple head screwdriver comes with a little packet of every kind of screwdriver tip.Little things show how much thought went into designing this. If you unfold the knife or saw, for example, a little tab holds them open so they don’t slip during operation. And as I said, you can completely remove the scissors so the function in stand-alone mode. The solidness and quality of assembly made me wonder how they could sell these at such a low price.A good multifunction tool will pay for itself many times over. This particular unit is especially well made and so compact, you can attach its fabric case to your belt and forget it’s there — until you need it. And when you do, chances are it will live up to the job.

Works as intended, just everything feels a bit too hard to take out.

A actual good multi tool, in the military needed one and it came fast and I’m over seas so I’m pretty happy so far. Let’s see how long it lasts

Earliest impression: This is "built like a battleship" and likely to survive for decades. The fit and finish are among the best I've seen, up there with more expensive Leatherman and Ganzo.Scissors, pliers, knife, and the way of using screwdriver bits are the highlights. Scissors (my highest priority) cut cleanly, and are largest I've seen in a multitool = most varied uses. Handy to be able to detach them. Pliers jaws fit perfectly together, with nicely long wire cutting edges (don't appear to be replaceable). The bit kit has a helpful selection of nine, the magnetic adapter's mounting point on the tool is a useful Philips crosshead screwdriver, and the mounting point is nicely centered on the end of the tool. The knife blade rivals some of my lower end (but good) folding knifes for the shape, initial sharpness, and position within hand when the blade is deployed. Nice to see it has a familiar liner lock and a stud, so the blade can be deployed and closed with one hand by a right handed person. These highlights leave a feel of engineering refinement by people who use large multitools.The only notable negative I see initially is that the heavy tool is imbalanced in the hand compared to having separate tools. As a screwdriver it has a really thick and heavy handle so it could be fatiguing to turn screws for a long time. It is best to detach the scissors to use them. As a knife it has a really thick and heavy handle ... You get the picture; the compromises to make this a heavy duty device reduce its usability compared to simpler multitools, for example a lightweight Leatherman Skeletool which makes a great knife, pliers, and four-bit screwdriver if that is all you need. Comparably priced Gerber Suspension Nxt may be a better choice for someone wanting diverse tools in a more compact and lighter package.Bottom line: Strong endorsement for those wanting heavier duty and with large hands and strong forearms.

Got this for Christmas and I was surprised just how heavy it is. I have yet to use it for any purpose but have been playing with it to see all its features.1. The knife. It is sharp as another reviewer commented. Try it out on an inanimate object rather than yourself (no, I didn't use myself as a guinea pig). It took a while to figure out how to retract the blade. Once out it's immovable! Look on the outside of the knife in the channel which the blade and screwdriver fold into. Right between them is a springy piece of metal which is the loch mechanism. Push it towards the screwdriver.2. The extra screwdriver bits. Take the silver sleeve and slide it over the screwdriver which is attached to the tool, then insert the other bits.3. The scissors. I specifically got this tool for the scissors and the bottle opener (I'm a wineophile and love cutting things up!!). Most tools that have scissors just have a tiny, pretty much useless, pair of scissors. Not this bad boy! They're big and can unclip from the tool making them even more useful.

While the functionality of the this tool is great the down sides out weigh the benefits. Beginning with the weight it’s very heavy for its size after holding it and using it for a while it will tire your hand out. If you use the built in Phillips screw driver be careful that your not around any fragile items or underneath it because the scissor attachment will fall off. Another thing is the bits that come with it will not stay in its carrying case and will fall out. Knife is ok but will get dull fast. The “saw” is pretty much useless. The plier function is pretty good though.

Perfect tool