Ruike Multitool Small Pocket Knife for men Folding Camping Knife EDC Utility Outdoor Gear 17c27 Cool Steel Screwdriver LD51

This is a Swiss Army Knife on steroids. This thing is huge. Way bigger than I was expecting it to be. I took some photos comparing the Ruike to a Victorinox Huntsman and a Leatherman Free P4. The Ruike is the biggest of the 3 in every dimension except for the Leatherman being a bit wider. If you are looking at this as an alternative to a Swiss Army Knife keep in mind that this will take up way more pocket space.That being said, the tools on this are (imo) far superior to those on Victorinox (at least their 93mm line). All of the tools are more robust and have sturdier slip joints. The scissors also have a way more stable spring than a SAK which makes me feel good about the longevity of the tool. The pliers are nice, but due to the design they are inherently never going to compare to the functionality of Leatherman pliers. If the pliers are one of the more important things to you, go with a Leatherman every time.The locking blade is by far the best out of the 3 I have here. From the geometry of the drop point, to the flat grind on a thick stock, to the mirror finish on 12c27 stainless steel. Perfect blade. (And a thumb stud for the cherry on top!)G10 scales are nice and grippy. Love that the pivots are torx screws. And the pocket clip looks great with good retention.Even if the Ruike is too big to be your secondary EDC tool, you need to buy this. It would be a great primary knife, perfect camp tool, or even a glove box buddy. For this price you're not going to find better quality and versatility.A+ Ruike!

It was much better than expected. Very sharp, good quality of assembly and, of course, with advantage of multiple tools. It's bigger than similar Swiss multitool knives, making it more practical even for some "heavy duty" applications. Bigger size, however, is associated with higher weight, i.e., it's better to keep in a bag than in a pocket.

I'm thrilled with my Ruike LD51-B! It's become my go-to tool for camping trips and everyday carry. The build quality is top-notch, and the variety of tools included is impressive. Whether I'm opening packages or preparing food by the campfire, this knife handles it all with ease. Highly recommend it to anyone in need of a reliable multi-tool!

A little bulkier than you’d expect but has a good tool set. Workmanship is on par and definitely handy. The pliers are fine if you judge them based on their size. For me, the scissors and tweezers are where it shines. Best multi tool tweezers I’ve found. They work just as well as a quality stand alone set. Pocket clip seems like a good idea. But just a little bulky for pocket carry

Good quality blade steel and a lot of great features. These are some of the best Swiss Army wannabes out there! If I had to knock anything, it'd be the weird curved serrated blade/2D Phillips tool. While it makes a good cutting implement, I’d be nervous about using this strangely angled tool as a ‘screwdriver’. One slip and you’d experience instant regret.

Added it to my small collection, was curious about it. It's the Victorinox Hercules minus the wood saw and smaller Phillips but plus a window breaker. Or, it's the Victorinox Outrider plus a set of small pliers and window breaker. In terms of size, it's more similar to the 5 layer Vic. It's beefy, hefty and sturdy. The blade is superior, imo, and has a nice one hand open mechanism. I'm probably still going to EDC my Outrider since I think it's less startling for the people in my environment when I pull it out. But this bad boy will be in my glove compartment for handy use.

This tool blows the Victorinox Swiss Army Knife (SAK) out of the water. Extremely well built. It is pretty heavy though (in comparison to the SAK). Otherwise, I really like this tool.

I own many SAKs and Leatherman (and have even made custom ones myself) and I figured I’d try something different. It looked nice when it arrived, albeit a bit heavy and thick. There was also an unusual amount of play in the components. Regardless, I put it to some light duty work and within the same day I was having issues. I grabbed a T6 torx bit and went to GENTLY tighten the hardware and literally every torx head on the tool either stripped or broke (and then fell through my deck boards). It was not user error, I’m extremely familiar with these types of tools. Now it’s in pieces and I’m disappointed with no way to contact the seller.Now that it’s apart, I’d also caution everyone that the build is absurdly more difficult than a SAK. There’s no way anybody could hope to repair this in the field let alone with an array of professional tools at the ready.