6-in-1 Multitool, Flashlight Multi-tool Kits with Rechargeable Flashlight, Lighter, Glass Breaker, Compass, Paracord, EDC Survival Gadget, Camping Gear, Cool Gifts for Men Women (Black)

Me encanta la variedad de funciones que tiene y lo compacto que es.

This multi tool light has some useful tools, but they are not quick to access. The charger is hidden in the cap of the light so it has to be removed to charge. The lighter has a twist in screw type closure and can leak a little bit if it's not completely sealed. There are some o-rings on this but I do wonder how weather resistant it is. The point is buried in one of the twist on covers and it would probably be difficult to find an emergency but it certainly does give you good grip as long as you have the rest of the light with it. Screwdriver, can opener saw type knife. We're working a pinch mainly the flat blade screwdriver is what I use the most. It works pretty good as a prime tool for opening things Man this is a useful tool to carry in the car since it is rechargeable.

This is the first type of multi-tool that I've had, so my review is coming from the perspective of an average person (ie not a serious prepper or outdoorswoman). Here are my observations:The case is very nice; one side has notches that grip the other piece, so it doesn't come apart inadvertently.The flashlight is plenty bright enough to assist if I found myself in the dark. The strobe setting is almost overwhelming with the bright flashes.The compass is accurate.I haven't added lighter fluid yet, but still I can get a spark with the lighter as-is which might be enough to start a fire with the right kindling.The multi-tool (saw, bottle opener, etc) - can open bottles but I am not sure how useful the saw would be.I like the design, it's easy to handle.Overall I like it and will be able to use at least the flashlight for everyday use. The other features might be handy in specific emergency situations.

This is a handy mulit tool to have around. Makes a great, unique gift for an outdoors person like my husband and myself. Good for preppers and emergency bug out bag.The only drawbacks for me is It is huge. And it is very heavy. These two reasons are the reasons I could not bring it with me camping or traveling.It is rugged and durable metal. It would hold up to hiking and camping and rain and snow, it's just a bit of a burden to bring when trying to travel light because of the weight and the length.

The way this light comes from the manufacturer it's pretty gimmicky. The tool in the middle really isn't that robust and isn't as good quality as the rest of the item. I took that section out of the light and used the space left in the forward section "about 5 in deep" to pack a spare battery and a couple of other items and put a chunk of memory foam on top to keep it all from rattling. The light is plenty bright for its size handy and not too heavy. The other thing I added an O-ring underneath the cap so that you can't accidentally twist the cap turning the light on and killing the battery. It's easy to just roll the O-ring out of the way and turn the light on when you actually want to use it. It's a good workaround for twist-on flashlights. The tool as I said is gimmicky but the rest of the light is pretty solid. Probably won't use the lighter so I didn't try it but the glass breaker looks like it would definitely do the job if you do your part. Because of the hollow space inside I like this light a lot. It turns what it would normally be just a light into handy EDC item.

There isn't really any place that this unit would provide value.The flashlight takes up about 5-8% of the total unit but even if you segment just the flashlight it's 10x bigger than it needs to be for the amount of light it outputs. For reference, I've a Keychain flashlight that outputs more light and for longer, so I would never use this flashlight.The glass breaker seems to be acceptable but you could accomplish the same with a tactical pen sized glass breaker that's much more compact and lighter.The cutting tools...maybe ok for opening your Amazon packages? But again way too big, not worth the space it occupies.The paracord is insufficient for most anything you'd need cordage for in an emergency situation. Maybe could muster a tarp ridge line if you actually have 7 strands inside and can tie them together.As for the lighter, it doesn't remain air tight and thus you're constantly leaking fluid. The quick is sufficient to allow a burn. But overall you'd be better served sticking a bic mini in one of the empty spaces in this tool.Overall I wouldn't choose this for any of the pieces included. It might work well if you needed to boop something unsuspecting...

This flashlight appeared small, but it is MIGHTY. It comes in a rigid plastic case with the charging cable (which I wish was a bit longer, but oh well). It works like a flashlight or a strobe light. It even has all kinds of gadgets inside it, including a compass on the base in case ou are lost in the middle of nowhere. As a woman who travels, this is perfect for me. All I need is this one tool.

I got this item for my daughter's car. Never know when you might need a real flashlight instead of a cell phone these days. Also, nevwr know when you might need to easily break a window either. Better to be safe and prepared than sorry. Seems well made and comes as advertised. Believe this being in the glove box is a handy item and at a good price for the quality.