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Bought as a gift. Looking forward to testing it out.

This is a brilliant product. It's weighty enough to help with chopping small branches for kindling and the tools and sharp.

Bought for off the grid camping in our retirement gap year this multi tool will be extremely useful it’s sturdy well made and will save much needed space for our trip

I was looking for something to keep in the car and saw this. It exceeded my expectations such a handy thing to have.

It's rare for me to give a product three stars on Amazon. Most items I either like or don't like, so reviews are usually one or two stars (if I consider an item substandard), or else four or five stars (if I'm impressed by an item's quality and usefulness). This little camping multitool, on the other hand, doesn't really fit into the category "like" or the category "don't like". I like the idea of it very much, but in the great outdoors the item's practicality falls way short of the hoped-for usefulness. This didn't come as much of a surprise, as the price - currently £9.49 - told me that this was a cheaply made item. Nevertheless, I've had cheap bike multitools (although they cost considerably more than £9.49) that perform extremely well. The proof of the pudding is in the eating, and so it was with this camping multitool (I'm talking metaphorically - I didn't eat it). It's a bit like a Swiss army knife in that most of the myriad features seem like a good idea on paper but aren't of much practical use at all. One notable exception is the little axe head, which is far from razor-sharp but is sufficient for chopping kindling. Handy if you're camping overnight and want to start a fire. There's not a lot of weight to the tool, so chopping larger chunks of wood is out of the question. Still, if you're travelling without a real axe (as most people do), this little tool can be useful. The hammer head is essentially useless for the reason mentioned above: the tool lacks weight, therefore its hammer blows lack impact. The knife blade and the bottle opener can be handy at times, so the multitool does have a little more use than just being a small, light axe.Is it a real axe, a real survival knife and a whole lot of other features in one? No. Not even close. It's a fairly flimsy lightweight approximation of those things - scaled down, of course. But if you enjoy travelling light and don't want the added weight of axes, knives and other heavy tools, this little multitool is better than nothing. It has its uses.

A reasonably good product that’s put together ok but I’m not too sure on its longevityIt’s not the best quality steel, however, it works ok and all 15 tools are easily accessibleIt’s a very handy multitool to have and reasonably priced, it’s handy for travelling, workshop or around the houseAlbeit not the best quality tool set that I’ve seen but it’s multitool that I like

I have a few multitools already but none of them has a hammer or axe which are very useful when camping.I will start with the only thing I don't like about it, which is that the knives and especially the axe are blunt and need a good time to be spent on sharpening them before taking the tool outdoors.Apart from that, on a closer look there are some small scratches showing that this tool was not very well finished but at this price I can't really complain.The tool itself feel sturdy, the axe and hammer are quite heavy for their size and I am sure you could easily hammer nails in timber.I like that the knives and other bits are very easy to open, not too easy to become loose but not too stiff to break your nails, just perfect.It also comes with a fabric pouch for storage, nicely presented in the package.For the price, I believe it's not bad, it just needs a good sharpening.

This is really handy for camping expeditions. The whole thing is quite heavy, which make the hammer really useful. The other utensils are all of decent quality. I have kept this in the box (inside the little cover over the axe head) so it doesn't scratch or pop other camping items. This would make a great gift for a camper.