SWISS+TECH ST50016 Polished Stainless Steel 9-in-1 Micro Pocket Multitool with Screwdrivers, Pliers (Single Pack)

I have had a Swiss Key for decades. It stays on my key ring and sees regular use. I wanted a small Plier, screwdriver, with NO knife that I could daily carry and take through TSA. I carry a real knife so do not need the garbage one on most mutitools. I looked at many versions and decided if I found one I liked I would just take my Dremel and cut the knife off. Most were too big/bulky/heavy or flimsy. The original of this, straight handle with screwdriver tip on ends, I had years ago and lost it. Jaws didn't fail and drop off, I carried it in my pocket. I just laid it down and forgot to put it back in my pocket on the AT. Hopefully a bit of Trail Magic and someone found it and is still using it. I like the curved handles of this one much better. Having 2 philips and 2 straight screwdrivers is a big plus. The handle rivets in mine have zero play, even after putting it thru it's paces on some pretty tight 1/4-20 nuts. I wanted to see if it would fail. Yes the indented rivet gets a lot of stress on the lip. I would have liked to have seen a solid head rivet or a solid machine peened type rivet for more strength. If mine does loosen I will just peen it before it gets too loose. I do not know what the nay sayers' 9in1 tools looked and felt like. I can only speak for the one I received and I find it to be a solid tool. It is too heavy for a key ring in my opinion. I am carrying it in my pocket or on an aluminum carabiner on a belt loop. FYI if you do not close the jaws fully there can be a small gap that is way too small to slip off a key ring. The thin bent piece of wire like they use at auto shops to attach a ref # on your key, is NOT a key ring, it is just crap. If you use one of those and your 9in1 falls off it is your fault, not the tool's.

I actually really like these ones. The pliers open further than you would think and give a good grip. Regular and mini screwdriver is convenient. It is heavier than I expected and feels sturdier than I thoughts it would. Obviously it has its limitations but for the price and what it is I would say its pretty decent.

Good little tool that I have clamped on my keychain for work. I'd give it five stars if the screw drivers / knife could lock in the open position. I like the little wire cutter and stripper especially, and have used them often when stripping insulation for small very easy electrical fixes. Think 16/18 ga wire for thermostats, or similar for field fixes for my solar panels. Sometimes just having a small set of pliers on your keychain is the right answer.

nice handy tool for camping or just to have in your office., or in your truck. 4 small screwdrivers that turn into 2 Big screwdrivers....or the other way...

Good edc tool for Keychain. A little heavier than expected but will hold up under job requirement

Folds completely flat like a thick coin. Great stocking stuffer for the guys.

Great little tool that comes in handy at those unexpected times. It's fun to answer yes when someone asks me if I have a screwdriver of pair of pliers handy when away from the car, home, or toolbox. They have saved my "butt" on many occasions, and I have misused them quite a bit (doing things with them that they were not designed to do). They are very inexpensive. This is my second pair--one of the handles loosened up a bit after 3 years of use, and it fell off my key chain with out me noticing it. I keep a spare pair in my glove box as a replacement--remember these are not a $25 tool and shouldn't be expected to last a lifetime, even with moderate use.

Cheap junk. Useless

Useful tool

Ottimo multitool, cioè attrezzo multifunzionale, si apre, e si chiude anche. Non molto leggero e non molto piccolo o grande.

Handy and compact. A bit heavy, but very well constructed.

Lovely

Just love how strong this small but mighty tool is. Ten of ten.👍