SWISS+TECH ST50016 Polished Stainless Steel 9-in-1 Micro Pocket Multitool with Screwdrivers, Pliers (Single Pack)

I have had a Swiss Key for decades. It stays on my key ring and sees regular use. I wanted a small Plier, screwdriver, with NO knife that I could daily carry and take through TSA. I carry a real knife so do not need the garbage one on most mutitools. I looked at many versions and decided if I found one I liked I would just take my Dremel and cut the knife off. Most were too big/bulky/heavy or flimsy. The original of this, straight handle with screwdriver tip on ends, I had years ago and lost it. Jaws didn't fail and drop off, I carried it in my pocket. I just laid it down and forgot to put it back in my pocket on the AT. Hopefully a bit of Trail Magic and someone found it and is still using it. I like the curved handles of this one much better. Having 2 philips and 2 straight screwdrivers is a big plus. The handle rivets in mine have zero play, even after putting it thru it's paces on some pretty tight 1/4-20 nuts. I wanted to see if it would fail. Yes the indented rivet gets a lot of stress on the lip. I would have liked to have seen a solid head rivet or a solid machine peened type rivet for more strength. If mine does loosen I will just peen it before it gets too loose. I do not know what the nay sayers' 9in1 tools looked and felt like. I can only speak for the one I received and I find it to be a solid tool. It is too heavy for a key ring in my opinion. I am carrying it in my pocket or on an aluminum carabiner on a belt loop. FYI if you do not close the jaws fully there can be a small gap that is way too small to slip off a key ring. The thin bent piece of wire like they use at auto shops to attach a ref # on your key, is NOT a key ring, it is just crap. If you use one of those and your 9in1 falls off it is your fault, not the tool's.

I bought this for stocking stuffers. Everybody really loved this useful tool. High quality and versatile.

Good little tool that I have clamped on my keychain for work. I'd give it five stars if the screw drivers / knife could lock in the open position. I like the little wire cutter and stripper especially, and have used them often when stripping insulation for small very easy electrical fixes. Think 16/18 ga wire for thermostats, or similar for field fixes for my solar panels. Sometimes just having a small set of pliers on your keychain is the right answer.

This tool is small but SOLID. It’s a great addition to a small toolkit.

I write this review after 2 months of use. Both the big and mini size of the screw drivers (Philip and Flat) saved me many times when I forgot to bring my tool box with me. the length of the screw drivers is over an inch to reach most the holes. Folded size of 2.15" is smaller than my car remote on my key-chain, a little heavy (2.9 oz, or 84g) on the key chain, but you need the solid metal for the pliers. in general, it is a good tool to have on your key-chain. The only thing I missed is the mini utility knife, I'm purchasing a folding Scalpel Knife #11 about 2.5 inch in length separately.

Felt decent at first, rivets came loose quite quick, little thick but good in pockets, a little prone to bending but opened smoother and easier at first. Not sharp, but might scratch up phone or wallet

Good product , nice quality , edc

I never know when something will break around me at work. This simple little tool has saved my butt several times. This is my second Swiss+Tech combo tool; the old one fell off the keyring because the multitool arms were not tight enough. This set resists opening *just* enough so they don't budge on their own. No mini-screwdrivers poke out at anything, and it feels solid enough for basic work. Some complain about the weight, but decent stainless steel simply won't be feather-light. This is made to be simple, versatile, portable, and inexpensive. It hits the marks perfectly, and I will recommend these tools to anyone who doesn't already carry around tools.