Northwall® 10-In-1 Multi Tool - Keychain Multitool (Bottle Opener - Screwdriver - Box Opener and more

I needed a bottle opener that didn't fill my pocket. This does that, but I use the rulers more

I bought special keychain to adapt this accessory, is curious but I just used one feature of this tool so far, nevertheless one day I will need a wire cutter or screw driver. The main fact is airports had let pass this tool into my set of keys! Be careful to manipulate the cut zones because it really cuts but is not easy to suffer an accident just be consciousnesses you can't play with this tool or provide to your kids.

This is a very small tool that you can put on your key chain and that will not add much to the bulk of stuff in your pocket. Also, where it is useful, it is quite useful. For example, this tool functions as a great paint can opener. If you need to regularly open paint cans, then I recommend buying this tool for that reason alone. Another feature I like is the sharp edge for cutting cord. The sharp edge of this feature is tucked away in a half circle indented into the tool so it won't cut you but works quite well to cut cord. The bottle opener feature seems quite well designed too as is the wrench feature. I did not like the scorer part of this tool as it is not sharp enough to score the plastic film over a package without repeated effort. All in all this is a pretty good tool.

Great little tool to keep handy right on your keychain. It handles many tasks with no problem. Keeps me from having to look for random things to help solve small problems. Highly Recommend

I didn't realize how small this NORTHWALL multi-tool was when I ordered it. My mistake, but for the price, I think your money is better spent on a fuller pocket tool like Gerber Splice Pocket Tool, Black . At the time of writing, it's only about 20 cents more and has two kinds of knife blades as well as scissors.

For year I have carried a Swiss+Tech Utili-key. I even bought another one when my first one was confiscated at a fair. I mainly used it to open boxes. This multitool goes a little beyond the Utili-key and has become my new EDC. It is slightly shorter (3/16"--guess how I measured) but appears more robust and useful. It isn't perfect, though. I wish it had a Philips screwdriver head (even single blade but pointier shaped) and the carrying hole is not ideally placed. I think a small carry ring would improve the carrying options a lot. I put in a small split ring for this. I also think it should have some guide at least showing what features are intended. Otherwise, it has earned its place on my keychain.

Poor man's Griffin tool, not that I'm poor, but I couldn't see spending $25 on one these things. I'm sure the steel is softer and thinner than that of a Griffin tool but for a light duty key chain pry tool it will work just fine, it's also half the price of the Griffin. It is Chinese made but it will serve it's purpose.

Nice keychan accessory.