WORKPRO18-in-1 Multi Tool Pliers, Gifts for Men, Stainless Steel EDC Multitool with Pocket Knife, 2 Safety Locks, Belt Clip and Oxford Pouch, Utility Multiuse Tool for Camping

This is my go to multi-tool even over the more expensive brands. Don't let the inexpensive price scare you into buying a more expensive and well known brand. This puppy is the real deal. I've used it often and can't get over the sturdy functionality of this product. The only issue some might have with it is the weight of the product. However, if you utilize the carrying case strapped to your belt this would eliminate this issue. I tend to just use the built in clip and hook it to my cargo pants pocket. Also, the weight is a good indication to the quality and ruggedness of this tool. I've bought more than one and recommend you do the same. Have one for every day carry, one for each of your go bags and however many are necessary to give away as functional and purposeful gifts.

Update: I've had a couple months of work-use to provide some additional thoughts. Wire cutters are a little soft, not too worried about it given the price of the tool, sometimes when cutting wire the pliers will get stuck in a closed position. After a bit of a break-in period, and maybe some oil, the tools are much easier to access and I think are easier to deploy than most multi-tools. The mini driver is such an awesome feature I've used it a ton! Also the files are better than expected after getting some real use on them. Was not able to move the clip over to the other side like I wanted. Oh well. None of these change my overall rating and perception of value. Still a 10/10 would buy again and is a part of my work routine to make sure this is in my pocket.Original Review:I needed something to replace my Old Leatherman Rebar that I lost but couldn't stomach $80 for something I beat up every day at work. I saw the Workpro on some EDC YouTube channels a few months ago and was shocked the price hadn't gone up.Pros:Compact. I wear Wrangler ATG pants for work and I used to carry my rebar in the coin pocket. The Work Pro fits just fine. I like that it has the clip as well.Exterior tools are great. I love the easy access to the blades and the file.Spring loaded pliers, tools are pretty easy to access and they're all locking which us great.Love the micro phillips driver! Didn't realize this was a feature when I bought it and was pleasantly surprised.Ergonomics are pretty good. Some cheaper multi tools are really uncomfortable to use, the Work Pro feels pretty good.Wire cutters perform well with light work.Cons:A little heavy, but that's to be expected from a $20 tool.A little stiff in some places so needs a little maintenance out the box.Some of the black finish on the cutters is already wearing out with some wire cutting.Overall:I'm going to see about swapping the orientation of the exterior tools and the clip, but I'd buy again for sure. For $20 I'll probably get another one just to sit in the car.Update:I've bought a second one. I now have the green and blue. The blue I added some oil (I used oil for my hair clippers and it worked great), the green I left alone. Definitely add some lubrication to your tool and it'll be much better.I've seen some folks complain about the scissors. Not sure what they're experiencing, I've used these a lot to cut plastic strapping on boxes and bales etc for shipping purposes.When I moved I had these packed and had to go back to a Gerber multitool (don't remember the name) to do some home maintenance stuff and change a tail light bulb, I missed my workpro so much. The tool is extremely comfortable and I paid 2-3x as much for my Gerber and the user experience just hurts the hands.These tools are still 10/10 for value. Never afraid to take it to work and have something happen to it, but I still actively prefer it over more expensive tools I own.

Ordered the Blue and the Green versions. Both arrived in Good, Brand New Condition with no signs of previous Use or Wear AND Earlier than estimated [outside the US]. The box of the Green one, though was a bit deformed.Its got a good, portable size but its a bit on the heavy side so I hope that's a sign of its Sturdiness and Durability but I don't plan to use it for heavy-duty tasks all the time. Tools/Implements are all Locking and it's got Spring-Loaded Pliers with fixed wire cutters. Scissors cut most stuff pretty well. The Awl is missing, though. Sheath is okay. Nothing fancy.The File & Saw on both my Blue & Green units are difficult to get to when stowed as they go all the way in and the nail-nicks get hidden behind the outer frame. Also, the Handles of my Green unit are slightly misaligned when the multitool is closed.Notwithstanding the minor issues, it looks to be a pretty good, dependable, long-lasting, 1st-timer or budget-friendly multitool for the fraction of the price of those "upper-branded" ones.

I ordered this multi tool after reading lots of great reviews. Then after ordering, I continued reading reviews, and every 10 or 15 reviews, I'd see a bad one talking about handles not lining up, tools that couldn't be accessed or too hard to pull out, dull tools, non-working cutters, non-working scissors, cheap materials, and on and on. I began to get nervous that I had made a mistake by ordering, but I needn't have worried. The tool I got is dang near perfect. It's very easy to get all the tools out. It stays closed when I want it to and stays open when I want it to. I examined the metal tools under a magnifying glass with reading glasses on, and I saw none of the poor tooling, nicks in blades or dull and non-working tools that I read about. The build quality seems excellent to me, and all tools function as they should. I cannot say anything about longevity yet, as I only recently got them. So far, this is the best multi tool I have purchased, and I do have several. If it breaks easily or something else happens, I'll update this review. I'm sure there are some lemons, but I got a great one, and I'm going to order at least one more. My scissors work great, cutters work well, everything is smooth and feels exactly the way I want it to. And I paid full price for it...$25. Very happy so far. I would be nervous if I owned one of the name brand multi tool companies. These may not be AS good, but they are getting really close, and that will only continue. For the price, I certainly can't complain.