Gerber Gear Mullet Keychain - Multi-Tool Keychain with Pry Bar, Bottle Opener, and Wire Stripper - EDC Gear and Equipment - Stonewash

Good

Nice tool, has lots of useful additions

Cool tool with some useful features

Handy tool as a keychain

The only reason I switched from my old Gerber shard to this was the belt hanger . It's a really strong and sturdy compared to normal carbiner keychains available locally. I have used the bottle opener and a few other tools and they serve the purpose though it requires some effort in the beginning. But the best part of this keychain is that it looks really minimalist and it will definitely be with me for quite a few years now . All in all its a good edc tool for almost everyone .

I've come to view this as one of the best keychain tools around, and my all-time favorite. For me, the simplicity of it, the quality, size, toughness, and thickness makes me realize what a keychain tool should be. Many popular ones out there like Leatherman Micra, Victorinox Classic or Cadet, and Gerber Dime are great, but you realize they're a pain to have as a keychain tool They're more of a compact pocket item. When compared also to options from Nite-Ize or higher-end models, this one is just worth it. I believe this replaced the Gerber Artifact (which I also have) which has the same tools, minus the razor blade, but adds the hook and hex key option, I just love having it on my keyring and have come to appreciate being able to just hook it on my belt loops. The keyring hole (and it comes with keyring) is big enough and makes it so it's not this obtrusive "thing" hanging with your keys, but is actually the star of the show. It doesn't get caught up or jammed while moving around with your keys as others have. And it just "disappears" with your keys, even with its size, and doesn't feel like a weighty thing that weighs your keys down. It also doesn't feel like a jagged edge tool with sharp metal points that poke you when you're grabbing your keys from your pocket. Again, with the size of this thing, which is a little bigger than what you might be used to seeing or using, stays out of the way and is much more stealthy which will surprise you, but then when you're ready to use it, it gives you more confidence that you always have a capable and robust tool without all the drawbacks others have.