Pocket Tool Wallet - 46 in 1 Multitool Credit Card Size - Cash Clip - Multi Purpose Tool Card (Black)

I expected more. Half of the 46 uses count each size tool of the same use as its own use. Nothing inside described any of the uses, so I have to print out the pictures from Amazon. It came in a cheap 1980's vinyl sleeve that rips as you remove it. Which sucks since you need to use the sleeve to buffer the tool in your hand while using so that it doesn't poke holes thru your skin. The money clip disables several tools unless removed, which was difficult. And the clip scratched the black surface of the tool as it was removed.I will say that it has potential. Presentation means a lot. Upgrade the sleeve, possibly add a removable rubber slide-on edge for each side to protect hands while applying pressure,, add printed diagram of tools, and recount the actual tools, not including individual sizes of the same tool. Then add $5 and I'll recommend it. It is not giftable as received.

I saw a friend of mine whip one of these out of his pocket after we needed to replace a car battery that had failed. With relative ease, he was able to use this at a grocery store parking lot where we otherwise would've had to find a wrench to loosen the connections. Wham, Bam, we replaced and installed the battery within about 5 minutes of popping the hood and before I drove off, I went on amazon found his exact model he had and ordered it.Now, I've been keeping it in my wallet for a little over a month and it has saved me itleast 12 trips to the garage to grab a tool.Recently I was out drinking with the boys, and had showed them this little gadget and explained who impressed I was with it, and before you know it, they had all placed it on order before the end of the night.This is one of those gifts that would make a great Father's Day gift from one of the kids, stocking stuffer or a co-worker whose Birthday is coming up but don't want to go too far as to spend anything less than $10 so he doesn't think your kissing ass or trying too hard to be his friend.

“Finished” product it is not…the tool as delivered feels like it just came out of the stamping machine that created it. If you run your fingers on its multiple edges, you find sharp edges on one side. Are they sharp enough to cause cuts? Yes similar to paper cuts. Good idea to run these edges over with some fine sand paper, but of course this removes the black finish on the tool. So the cost of the tool as delivered is over priced. If the tool’s edges where smoothed, then the tool, as priced, would be worth it. As is, probably only worth a third of the price you pay.

The tool is very strong metal and wont bend when tightening a screw. However the jagged edges make it hard to hold in my bare hand. NOTE: this item does not come in any packaging besides a small plastic bag. There are no instructions, or graphics. In order to give this as a gift i had to print out some info found online. The money clip attachment looks removable but i need to figure out how...

I'm not sure what I expected but when it arrived it seemed like there were very specific situations where it would be useful. Can't use most tools without parts poking into your hand. For that reason you can't put lots of pressure on it or grip it tight without hurting yourself.

This is a decent piece but pretty cheaply made. The sleeve it fits in is extremely tight and you can barely pull the item out. Once you do, no way to get back in. I would spend a little more to get a more well made piece.

This tool is very handy I was installing a chandelier and I did not had the tool for one of the small bolts I went right to my husband’s wallet get out his pocket tool and it fit perfectly, Thank goodness he had this pocket tool.

i looked at it but its a gift that i am putting in a card for a family member, so i dont know how it works or if its neat till they open the card and use it. was shipped in a timely manner and it came quite fast.