TSA Multitool, Mini Sailor Lite Multi Tool 11 in 1, Multitools with Scissors, Screwdriver, Camping Accessories for DIY, Fishing, Birthday/Christmas Gifts for Dad-Black

Great little multitool, lots of handy tools and safe to carry in public because there’s no knife/blade (the UK has strict safety laws regarding knives). This multitool, despite its low price, is very well made out of robust metal that would withstand everyday use as intended. It is easy to use even for a woman like myself who normally multitools are not aimed towards. The tools could be a little easier to open up out of the handle as it is a little stiff but I’m sure that’ll ease over time. The only other thing I would change is the keychain part. It is quite small and may break because the keyring is quite thin. Also if it had an included real leather sheath / pouch, that would be nice too.

This tool contains a range of useful high quality items in a small format, making them easy to carry. It would have earned five stars but for one problem. The scissors are effective but difficult to access - I had to resort to a screwdriver to to prise them out from the case, which rather restricts its role as a self contained toolkit.

Great piece of EDC

I've just got pinged at London Gatwick Airport's new CT scanners. I'd packed the tool in its original box. I simply had to demonstrate the tools and it was all good. I cut my thumb on the scissors in the process though!

Bought for a holiday in North America as I carry a Swiss army knife on me at all times and use it most days, and this promised it was TSA approved. Had an argument about it at Heathrow Airport, but got it through as I showed the security guy the CAA website doesn't mention general tools being banned. Not the tool's fault but for me the reason I bought it. Tool itself is solidly built with excellent pliers. I've used the scissors a fair bit and they're also well made, but a little difficult to get out of the body. I've not used the cross point screwdriver, but it doesn't have the zero point tip of my Victorinox and has rounded edges so won't be as universal a fit, and the flat tip driver isn't ground, so again will be a last resort rather than a go to tool. Will keep using it for travelling when I can't take my Victorinox, or when I need a small bit well made set of pliers.

One of the few multi-tools without a blade. I got this for my grandson who is a scout but not old enough to carry a knife. These type of multi-tools are few and far between because they pretty much all have a knife blade - or even worse a locking blade which technically makes them illegal in the UK.

I need a few tools for work for little jobs like opening battery cases on toys or opening a bottle when out. My missus bought this for me as it was on sale and it is pretty good for the price. Reasonable quality but it's not a Leatherman. A good size, but bigger than the old mini Leatherman I lost years ago. Bladeless means no complaints from police. I struggle to give it 4 stars as that is too generous but 3 would be an injustice. It will do for light occasional use.