Multitool, 17-in-1 Stainless Steel Multi Tool Pliers with Self-Locking, Pocket Knife, Nylon Sheath, Professional (EDC) Multi-Tool for Survival, Camping and Hunting, Hiking, Simple Repair

********UPDATE********The knife blade is pretty dull. It cuts through packing tape ok but definitely needs honing. But $20!********Original post:I was a Leatherman snob until the last Wave Plus I bought, which revealed a marked decline in their previously first-rate quality control.This Chinesium "Perwin" tool cost less than $20, so my expectations were pretty low. Surprisingly, it appears to be the equal of the U.S. made Leatherman in every respect - except for the pliers which are much BETTER than the Leatherman (smooth operation, no friction, no slop - Leatherman used to be perfect, new ones are very tight, require force to open, totally lack feel).I haven't used this tool much yet so I can't really speak to it's quality or durability. But for $20.... it has to screw up pretty badly for me to complain. So far so good.I saw one reviewer with a tool that was misaligned when folded. Mine aligns correctly. Another reviewer noticed the tool is a very sloppy fit in the sheath. Mine fits just right in its sheath (although the belt strap on the sheath doesn't look very robust, and the snap is too strong. But again - $20!). So quality control is uneven. I may have gotten lucky with mine.So you aren't risking much buying this tool, though I'm a little sad that a cheap Chinese tool outperforms a premium (once upon a time, anyway) American product that costs 8X more.

JUST RECEIVED THE PERWIN 22 IN 1. THIS ITEM IS WELL MADE AND WELL FINISHED. I WOULD COMPARE IT TO A MUCH MORE EXPENSIVE MULTI TOOL. ALL TOOLS WORK WELL, THE KNIFE BLADE IS SHARP. OPENING AND CLOSING THE UNIT IS SMOOTH AND STEADY. THE ITEMS LOCK INTO PLACE AND NOTHING IS LOOSE OR RATTLES. THE DIAMOND COATED FILE WORKS GREAT. THE CASE HAS TWO DIFFERENT TYPES OF BELTLOOPS. ONE - THE BELT GOES THROUGH THE LOOP, THE OTHER IS PLACED OVER AND CLIPS ON THE BELT. THE UNIT ALSO HAS AN ATTACHED METAL POCKET CLIP WHICH IS REMOVABLE. I REALLY LIKE HOW THE BLADE CAN BE OPENED WITH ONE HAND AND WITHOUT HAVING TO OPEN THE TOOL ITSELF. THE TEETH ON THE PLIERS MATCH UP WELL ALSO. FOR ME, THE UNIT IS A BIT LARGE FOR INSIDE POCKET CARRY, BUT GREAT FOR USING THE BELT CASE OR TO KEEP IN THE TRUCK. I AM GOING TO SEE IF PERWIN ALSO SELLS A BIT SMALLER UNIT TO CARRY IN THE POCKET, AS I FEEL THEY CARE ABOUT THE QUALITY OF THE PRODUCT. THANKS PERWIN FOR AN ITEM WELL DONE.

Nice versatile multi-tool. Seem to be well made for the price. I have been using it for a few months now and have no issues with it in anyway. The knife could be a bit sharper but it is not a deal breaker, it's still a functional knife. It feels good in you hand as you use the different tools and it it is easy to deploy each tool to use. Added bonus comes with a belt holder, a nice one too. The multi-tool is a good size and I highly recommend it!

Great pliers, with a light duty wire cutter, good blunt tip knife blade for limited use, okay file for small light metals, barely usable saw, limited use ruler, blunt tip short scissors with non-functional opening spring hard to use manually, short awl/ scraper, very light duty phillips #2 screwdriver tip, good cord cutter, okay medium or small lot driver tips, dull can opener, decent bottle opener (especially in this era of screw off caps), and the blade locks work well. Fit and finish are very good but only time will tell about durability. A handy tool of decent compact size, but none of the functions are as good as single purpose tools. Well worth the price.

This multitool works great and feels solid in hand. The stainless steel build is durable, and it has all the basic tools I need for everyday tasks. It’s compact and easy to carry around, perfect for camping or quick repairs. Definitely a handy tool to have.

Well made/good quality. Does not look cheap even though the price is low.

Looping a keyring through the (unusual) sheath clip lets me hang this thing inside the open sheath handy near me in the cab of my van - easy to grab, harder to forget all about it. More than enough Value for the ridiculously cheap price I paid is my top goal, over utility and build quality, but I still hope for enough usefulness to matter over the long (or shorter) run. The design seems the typical mix of (wow!) ingenious, (hmm...) so-so, and (huh?!?) absurd that I've gotten used to over years of buying cheapo (loaded to minimalist) multitools on purpose, most of which actually have surprised me on the plus side. Overall the feel is (necessarily?) somewhat awkward due to cramming in so many tools, but all do function okay or better.

I haven’t actually used this multi tool yet but it looks and functions and feels like it is of quality workmanship! Same with the clip on carry case! Thanks!