Mini Multitool BI2052A, 8 in 1 Keychain EDC Scissors w/Window Breaker, Seat Belt Cutter, Bottle Opener for Outdoor Survival, Mini Multi Tool Cool Gadget TSA Approved, Gifts for Men and Women

Compact and tough, this multitool is perfect to keep in the car for the unexpected. With a window breaker, seat belt cutter, bottle opener, and more, it’s a handy all-in-one tool for emergencies or everyday use. Solid build and easy to clip on or store—great value and a smart gift option too.

First let's get this out of the way. This is not your normal EDC multitool. This tool is more of a emergency tool to get out of a car accident or to help get others out of a car accident and start rendering first aid. At least that seems to be the design intent. I see this as a tool to be carried by first responders or in my case as a tool to keep in a first aid kit inside your vehicle. Size is about the same as a Sog PowerPint and definitely way smaller than the Bibury Leatherman Surge killer.(included pictures) The quality is the typical Bibury quality with excellent fit and finish. For the outside tools to be non-locking they have a pretty good detent which is a must when a tool doesn't lock. Overall I'm impressed with the tool and can confidently recommend it to those that understand its purpose and what it is vs what it isn't.

This is a small multi-tool, fits easily in a pocket so you don't need a pouch or sheath for it. This is the version with scissors instead of pliers - along with a few other expected tools like a knife blade, file, and screwdrivers. What I like about this one is that the knife is actually a blade holder for scalpel blades, so for about 10-15 cents you can replace a dull or chipped edge. The other thing I like is that if you go somewhere that does not allow knives, you can have security remove the blade from the holder (or do it yourself if they are OK with it) and you no longer have a knife, just scissors and screwdrivers so you don't have to check in the tool, or at least I never have had to yet - security was always fine with me dropping the blade in their 'sharps' jar. The scissors themselves are a good quality EMT shear type that will cut through heavier materials like denim or leather. The screwdriver is actually a bit holder with a double ended phillips/flat bit that can be replaced with whatever bit you would want. Our local Ace store carries double ended bits that work in this tool. Overall, well built for the price, just remember this is a pocket tool, not a full sized tool, and everything is proportioned accordingly.

Well made tool, very solid, worth the price.

Awesome EDC Multitool—Perfect for First Responders I love this tool—it’s an excellent EDC option, especially for first responders. The built-in shears, seat belt cutter, and scalpel blade make it practical for emergencies, while the box cutter is something I find myself using all the time. Compact, versatile, and well designed. I’m planning to grab a few more as gifts.

Very well made and I use this item more than anything. Stays on me at all times it’s so handy. Love it.

Much smaller than I expected, didn't realize the "mini" part of the description until it was too late.

I bought two of these--the pliers version and the scissors/shears version. As others have stated, this is not your run-of-the-mill multi-tool. They have more "specialty" tools than your typical blades, saws, bit drivers, etc. The scalpel is a nice touch as is the package opener. I think I will use both of those. Than being said, I like the pliers version better than the scissors version. Both are spring loaded and I find that the scissors version opens too widely for my small to medium hands to grip properly. In fact, every time I try to cut something I seem to pinch my hand. The pliers version does not open as widely and is easier to use. I just got them a couple days ago and I may return the scissors version. I think the quality and the fit and finish is good quality. I have no complaint about quality control and the price is certainly right on these tools.