Multitool, 17-in-1 Stainless Steel Multi Tool Pliers with Self-Locking, Pocket Knife, Nylon Sheath, Professional (EDC) Multi-Tool for Survival, Camping and Hunting, Hiking, Simple Repair

JUST RECEIVED THE PERWIN 22 IN 1. THIS ITEM IS WELL MADE AND WELL FINISHED. I WOULD COMPARE IT TO A MUCH MORE EXPENSIVE MULTI TOOL. ALL TOOLS WORK WELL, THE KNIFE BLADE IS SHARP. OPENING AND CLOSING THE UNIT IS SMOOTH AND STEADY. THE ITEMS LOCK INTO PLACE AND NOTHING IS LOOSE OR RATTLES. THE DIAMOND COATED FILE WORKS GREAT. THE CASE HAS TWO DIFFERENT TYPES OF BELTLOOPS. ONE - THE BELT GOES THROUGH THE LOOP, THE OTHER IS PLACED OVER AND CLIPS ON THE BELT. THE UNIT ALSO HAS AN ATTACHED METAL POCKET CLIP WHICH IS REMOVABLE. I REALLY LIKE HOW THE BLADE CAN BE OPENED WITH ONE HAND AND WITHOUT HAVING TO OPEN THE TOOL ITSELF. THE TEETH ON THE PLIERS MATCH UP WELL ALSO. FOR ME, THE UNIT IS A BIT LARGE FOR INSIDE POCKET CARRY, BUT GREAT FOR USING THE BELT CASE OR TO KEEP IN THE TRUCK. I AM GOING TO SEE IF PERWIN ALSO SELLS A BIT SMALLER UNIT TO CARRY IN THE POCKET, AS I FEEL THEY CARE ABOUT THE QUALITY OF THE PRODUCT. THANKS PERWIN FOR AN ITEM WELL DONE.

This tool does almost everything my Leatherman Wave can do. It's not as well made as the Wave (there's more play in the handles when it's closed, and not as solid) but it's a fraction of the price. Comparing it to the other off-brand multitool that I'd bought and returned (a Bibury), this build quality is really good. All the tools are smooth, the locks work great and mine has no issues with roughness or grinding. Out of the box, the knife was pretty dull, but a few minutes of sharpening fixed that. I love the spring-loaded pliers, the larger scissors and that it'll cost a lot less to replace if I ever lose it.

Beautifully made multitool - sturdy and stylish! Would definitely buy again. The locking mechanism works well and the build quality is nice. There are fancier, more expensive ones out there, but this does the job well.

I lost my Gerber last week. I had it from when I joined the army until I retired. I was going to purchase another one but they are quite expensive! However, I found this one and it awesome! Has so many functions that I probably won't use but it's good to have them. It fits perfectly in my purse. It is a little heavy but the design of it is compact so the weight and size equals out! It's made of durable steel! I'm happy with my purchase! The only thing I'm not happy about is that the pliers part doesn't open wide like my last one. You could open it all the way that it would straight out like a line! Anyway, I'm an outdoor person that will put it to good use! Hopefully it holds up!

This is a high quality tool. I was not expecting something this good for the price. I am very impressed. The attachments are tight tolerance and excellent locking. No slop. Sharp knife and scissors. And an excellent file, course and fine.

I have this tool in my EDC kit and have been using it consistently. It's a very good quality tool of near equivalence to the Leatherman Wave, which I carried for years until it went missing. The only item I note missing is that this one does not have a diamond file (which I rarely used). Fit and finish is on par with top shelf multitools and there are no sharp edges to bite into the palm when using the pliers. Sheath seems sturdy enough and everything works properly. Overall, very good value for money.

I'm impressed with the design, build quality, and ease of use of this well-constructed tool. It has every tool that I'll ever need when out and about. A great tool for camping. The individual tools lock with a secure click, and they unlock easily to stow them away. The tool uses good quality stainless steel. The pivots exhibit no excess play, although they were a little stiff initially. Some light machine oil cured that. At a little more than half the cost of Harbor Freight's Gordon multi-tool ($40), and a fraction of the price of a comparable Leatherman, this Perwin 22-in-one multi-tool looks like a bargain. I liked it so much that I bought a second one to keep in the glove box.

Just started fiddling with it, but looks like a home run.Tool Weight is 9.0 oz w/o the case . The case is super light. Didn't bother weighing it.Spring loaded pliers with smooth handles that are rounded and easy on the hands. Very strong feeling. Stronger feeling (less deflection when squeezed hard) than most more expensive multitools.Replaceable hard wire cutters. (They are bypass cutters). Just tried it on a 14 gauge electrical wire. Cuts OK.The blade is a plane blade, a little beefier than the wave, and very sharp. The blade is one handed access when closed.the saw is sharp and seems fine.It has a nice sewing awl. Could be a tad sharper. (The can opener could also be a tad sharper. Easy to do myself).There is a fold down wrench thing for 7, 8 10, and 14 mm nuts.The File is awesome. Diamond file on one side that feels like high quality, and standard steel cut file on the other side. Love it!It has big robust scissors that just worked fine trimming a thumb nail. When you open the scissors, pull hard until it clicks, which puts the spring into action. The plastic rocker type release on the inner tools takes a second to figure out. Not a problem.It has a real 3D phillips head with a decent shaft length. Greatly prefer that to the 2 D removable type.It has the standard can opener, bottle opener with a couple flat heads on the end.And one of those blister package package opener things that also look like a pull type line cutter. Haven't tried it yet, but it looks good at first glance.It came with a nice stiff ballistic nylon belt carry case that fits well with no rattle, closes with a snap button that has the hole in the center, and a Kydex (I think) belt clip that opens at the bottom so you can leave your belt on and install or remove the case. The bottom of the belt clip is like the letter "C" so it will not fall off the belt. The bottom of the case has a water drain hole.the tool also has its own belt clip on it that can be removed.Everything opens and closes as it should. Nothing that breaks a finger nail to operate. A couple of my higher priced tools do not open so easily.No removable bit drivers, which is fine with me. If I need a bit driver kit, I consider that a separate tool.