ROXON KS2 Elite D2 Blade 13 in 1 Mini Multi Tool function pocket knife with big scissor, G10 handle and Pocket clip, good for Camping/Backpacking/Emergencies/EDC Multitool (D2 Steel Blade)

This is a well made compact multi tool that has some pretty cool features. My favorite is the nearly full size scissors that fold out and have a hidden tweezer in the handle . They cut well and I use the often. I did not spot the tweezers hidden in the scissor handle until I had had the tool for a while. The knife blade is in D-2 steel and come very sharp and is a good usable blade shape and you can open and close with one hand. A locking saw blade is provided along with a combo Phillips /driver/file /ruler, also an awl and a combo can/bottle opener. The phillips,awl and combo tool all pop out with a handy button mounted on the side scale so no broken fingernail digging them out. The provided bit set provides nine assorted bits and works fine and fits in the sheath with the tool . Overall I would rate this tool highly and would recommend and buy again.

I had to wait a while to get this, but boy, was it worth it! I absolutely love this little gem! The sturdy clip lets me keep it in my pocket with room for my phone, and I almost forget it's there. But when I need it for an everyday job, it truly shines! It's compact, but hefty, and made of good materials.The toolset is very well thought out. I love how I can deploy all but the scissors and the saw with one hand. The tools lock very tightly in place and release easily. I can't say enough about the scissors! They are beefy, cut incredibly well, and are made for years of use. The knife is sharp, stays in place with a sturdy liner lock, and is big enough for everything from opening boxes to all those little wilderness tasks around the campfire. The awl is practically a second knife, the can opener/bottle opener are functional, the file is adequate for fingernails, and the screwdrivers are great for small jobs. The saw isn't a bad size and has a decent bite to it. And I LOVE the extra little hidden tweezers in the scissor handle and the glass breaker on the end opposite the pocket clip!I was tempted to get the Roxon M2, but it didn't come with a saw, and I was really looking for more of a pocket knife. I have a number of multitools with pliers, but I may pick up one of the bigger Roxon tools in the future. The KS2 is the best of a a swiss army knife in a great form factor, and it feels like it will last forever. I highly recommend this multitool!

Really love the tool itself, and the versatility the bit kit allows for. There are three main design features I appreciate, the giant scissors, the simplicity of the tool deployment with their slider mechanism, and the quality of the knife itself. It fits well in my pocket alone, and is only a slight pain to get into the double pouch as the clip can catch on things.The pouch itself though is pretty cheaply made. The seam along the bottom had started to fall apart so I ended up redoing it, but can tell the overall materials will probably fail and require replacing eventually.

If I had to compare this to another multitool I own, it'd be the Leatherman Free T4. Only the engineers who designed this had the brains to put a saw in there, which I use for cutting drywall mud rings in, so I can put in a data jack. So having that in there makes this even better than the T4. Plus it has the bigger scissors, it's lighter and a better size.I've been using it in the field for about a month and couldn't be happier. Super easy to open the tools and retract them. So far it's held up very well to use. The driver kit is nice because it's all mini for like watches or glasses and stuff like that. Which you won't reach for often, but it's nice to have. Making this one of the most versatile knives on the market. And the price is excellent. You're definitely getting more than your money's worth.

I would give 4.5 stars if Amazon allowed it. Love the scissors! Knife blade is small but useable. it’s a nice size multi tool, a little heavy but very useful toolset. The precision bits are made of cheap steel and not very strong, I replaced mine with other precision bits I had in hand. I twisted one of the small torx bits first use, ironically trying (using another tool) to change the position of the pocket clip of this tool. Overall I’m really happy with the multitool, just maybe not the bits.