Swiss+Tech ST50016 Polished SS 9-in-1 Micro Pocket Multitool with Screwdrivers, Pliers for Keychain

Useful tool

I purchased this item Toto put on my keys Is well designed and a nice build quality The finish is lacking in places And already has signs of Discolouration to the metal on all surfaces Excepter handles Exterior face the Handles Them self are Stiff and hard to manipulate

Its a nice looking and functional keyring, bit too heavy, but solid the design is also very nice and all tools work perfectly except the pliers joint is too tight so the jaws are hard to open and close. As i cannot have any blades at work these small multitools are what i need as they don't have any blades or scissors on them But there are many downsides to it why i gave 2/5 stars and will better to move on to the Micro-max or the smaller 6in1: - the handles have a lot play in the joint and look like they will break off if i apply more pressure on them, so even if they look that they could handle light to medium duty, they only can handle light duty and for the size of it its poor - since the handle have play they no longer snap on top of the jaws locking them into position but they twist around while i have it on my keys - there is nothing to prevent those handles from twisting around when you apply pressure on them - designed in usa but made in china, it has nothing do with switzerland at all The materials are great quality and all tools are very precise, but the build quality fails here completely, could be a great micro multitool that could handle even tougher jobs as the jaws are really solid. Waste of money here, if you don't mind having a small blade on a keyring multitool better go for leatheman squirt its a lot more expensive but the quality is the best available

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.

Ottimo multitool, cioè attrezzo multifunzionale, si apre, e si chiude anche. Non molto leggero e non molto piccolo o grande.

Handy and compact. A bit heavy, but very well constructed.

Lovely

Just love how strong this small but mighty tool is. Ten of ten.👍