Upgraded Multi Tool Foldable Pliers

The media could not be loaded. Bit of play in the handles when closed, and no spring when used as pliersReally solid build though, and it's about the size of a "sidekick"Super sharp blades and the locking mechanism seems solidHave used the tools and seems they will put up with a tolerance of abuse! Only a week in though but I think this is probably the better of all the copies out there, and for the price it wins for me hands down,Perfect for a bacjback/diy toolkit/bug out bag/car tool kitI think over all in use it will pay for itself a few times over just in a pinch situation, you probably can't get spares for it but you could definitely upgrade yourself if neededCheap and cheerful, miles ahead of the "father's day" type horrible multi tools that are around that bend and snap, maybe get one to see If you will ever have a need for the expensive ones!

I originally wanted a swiss tool but the prices are crazy,ive had gerber and leatherman but wasnt impressed.After watching a few reviews i ordered one, wow,top quality,tough,no play with the pliers,no gaps at the end,scissors cut tough materials easily,knife is razor sharp and lots of useful tools,the bit driver takes standard sizes so more can be added and adaptors fitted if needed from a standard diy tool set.all tools lock for safety too.My wife tested the wood saw, she isnt a DIY fan so it was a good way of fully testing it, wow!!! It cut through a thick pole like a hot knife through butter, the end of the cut was clean and precise, no need to sand.Seriously impressedComes with a good quality pouch and well packaged.top quality but at a quarter of the price.

So, I bought this cause I wanted a multitool for work (I'm a tradesman). I was originally looking at a leatherman wave or charge (I have owned a charge before, amazing tool that was taken from my by airport security a couple of years ago), and came upon reviews for this tool on YouTube.I'm going to be honest, these are great value for money (buy on sale, mine cost 34.99!). I believe I got a pretty good unit (saw some reviews saying perhaps the quality control isn't 100% and some units aren't the best). However, having previously had a leatherman, I have to say it's like comparing a Vauxhall and a Audi. Sure, the Vauxhall will do everything a Audi will, but it's just... Not the same.There are little things, the steel in the knives used in the Bibury isn't the same quality as the steel used in the Wave (shouldn't rust or anything like that, just won't hold a sharp edge for as long as it isn't as strong). Also, while I love that it had a more universal full sized bit holder, the quality of the thing was quite poor (not stainless and might not have even been steel, looked like alloy to me, would almost certainly crack if used for heavy tasks over time).In the end I ended up giving the Bibury to my father in law as a birthday present and buying myself the Wave plus. I don't regret buying the Bibury, and if you're looking for a hiking survival tool, or if you are a hobbiest, or DIY guy or jack of all trades but master of none I do recommend this.I went the leatherman in the end cause I need to rely on my tool to never let me down, and I'd love to one day give it to my little boy (if I don't forget its in my bag at the airport again 🙄)

I'm constantly misplacing my more expensive multi tool so I got this as a backup that I can keep in my photography studio for all sorts of tinkering when creating sets, adjusting mounts etc. Its very good value and I wont get so upset if I misplace it and cant find it for a few months. Highly recommended for those doing DIY etc. I love the fact it takes easy to get bits and the knife is very sharp on arrival, perfect for opening and dismantling packaging from client products.

Good quality and great price

This is a great tool at a great price point - look its not up to the standard of a leatherman but it serves a purpose for a hiker, DIY'er, workshop tool etc. Its not going top take a ton of hammer for a hardened prepper making wood huts and skinning rabbits, but for 99% of people its a great tool. blades are sharp, build quality is good (pliers have a bit of movement) but for me i would rather spend £30 on this as i wont be breaking it.

I already have a Leatherman Wingman, and it’s excellent. I was looking at the Leatherman Wave , just to see what you get for £134, then as I was scrolling through the other options, this Bibury looked interesting. It looks exactly like a Wave , but for less than £25. Read the reviews, did some more checking, all was good so I ordered one. Arrived next day . The packaging was good and proceeded to remove the tool from the box, OUTSTANDING !!!, There is no difference between this and the Wave, except the price. This multiknife is top quality in every way, Why get a Leatherman when you can have this !!! You won’t be disappointed .

I think the model displayed is a later Mk2 design with replaceable wire cutter blades. The model supplied to me (Jan 2024) must be an earlier design as it does not have replaceable cutter blades which I particularly wanted. Setting that aside the cutters cut very fine insulated electrical cable cleanly and used with care, strip the insulation off easily without damage to the wire. The plier jaws are perfectly aligned and all the tools open and close without being too stiff (or loose). If the replaceable cutter is not an issue for you then this product represents a good value multi tool.