Multitools, Portable Multi Tool Foldable Pliers with Scissors, Can Opener and Screwdriver, EDC Tools for Camping, Outdoor Activities, Repairing - Gift for Dad Men - Blackside

Bought this to replace a lost Leatherman Wingman. I needed an everyday tool with all the essentials and nothing too bulky or excessive. In these respects the BIBURY tool is a little more chunky than the Wingman, but only slightly. another must for me is spring loaded pliers that open under their own spring pressure rather than having to keep 'fingering' them open yourself, which is a right pain. The quality of the BIBURY is I believe every bit as good as the Wingman and is superbly finished. if they were both the same price I would probably still go for the wingman as its slightly more compact and has Leatherman type scissors - which I prefer - instead of Gerber type scissors that I find are on the small side. However, they are no where near the same price. 14.99 with code for BIBURY and 79.99 for Leatherman..... no brainer... When I bought my Leatherman it was £25. The blade has worn over the years with sharpening and there are no spares. The BIBURY is still less money and I would buy it, even if the wingman was still at £25. In fact I've just ordered a 2nd BIBURY as a backup for my toolbox. They really are that good! I have no negatives to report. you will find the articulating joints on the BIBURY are tight. A little oil and regular use will soon sort that out. Highly recommended if you just need a compact, light and utilitarian tool to carry around for a wide range of jobs.

I paid the princely sum of £12.99 for this multi tool. It has all the basic tools you might need, with the pliers being the highlight of the piece. It’s well-constructed, and everything does what it should. It has safety locks for everything that keeps you safe from closing parts cutting lumps out of your fingers. It’s not of Leatherman construction quality, and doesn’t pretend to be. And comes in a good quality pouch. Only thing I don’t particularly like is the bottle/ can opener. It doesn’t inspire much confidence in use as a tin opener as I feel it’s uncomfortable and ungainly for the purpose. And yes, I did try it. For the money, you can’t expect something that’ll help to repair the main control panel of your super yacht, but to tighten a nut, or cut some twigs to light a fire? A1!

A good multitool with a decent structured pouch. Mostly use the blade which is very sharp and locks and unlocks with two slide buttons on either side of the base so don’t carry this item around with you as not U.K. legal. A useful item for around the home and garden,

Had a few mutitool in the past but this is one of the top ones for durability, quick fixes and general uses. Gets used a fair bit and been dropped a few time with no issues. Is a bit stiff to open some attachment but some WD40 helps with that till its worn a bit.

This is simply excellent. Get one... I have never really been into multi-tools but this one was such a good price with good reviews. The quality is excellent with an easy single hand access knife blade that came shaving sharp (I was going to upload a video but I could only upload one per review), the pliers are brilliant and can pinch skin easily. The other features are all good quality and easy to access apart from some of the smaller ones which were a little tight to unfold. The liner locks hold out the knife blade, saw and file but look like they can be easily modified to make EDC legal in the UK (simply cut the liner as shown in one of the close ups). Such excellent quality and a fraction of the price of the well known branded models.

Good for £14 but I can't cope with the blade misalignment, it feels cheap, not anywhere near the quality of the better bibury products. You get what you pay for

Far better quality than I expected

Pricey but worth it, solid in manufacture, sturdy.