FLISSA 16-in-1 Stainless Steel Multi Tool, Gifts for Men, EDC Multitool with Pocket Knife, Pliers, Belt Clip and Oxford Sheath, Self-locking Utility Multi-Tool for Camping Survival Outdoor

I got my first multi-tool which happened to be a Gerber 30 years ago with a sliding plier Jaws. I still have them and they're an excellent condition but they don't have a pocket clip and I don't like wearing the sheath on my belt. So they stay in my pickup. I wanted a multi-tool with a pocket clip so that it was handy while out on the property and it rode lower on my pants and not around my waist. I started looking at the Gerber suspension but then I read that it is made in China and surmised that Gerber is buying bulk tools made in China and stamping their name on them. You can still get a gerber made in the United States but they're double or triple in price. This Flissa, in my opinion, is a close copy if not the exact same tool with the attachments indifferent location and order as the Gerber suspension which is made in China as is the Flissa. I've had it for a month and it works great, it's not too bulky in my pocket I also carry a Kershaw shuffle in the watch pocket as well as car keys and it still isn't that much weight. It feels strong and sturdy when in use and it's comfortable in the hand. If it lasts a couple years and breaks I'll buy another one if it doesn't make it 6 months I'll look for something else. But you can't beat the $17 price tag and in my opinion if it comes out of China it's coming out of the same factory just has a different name stamped on it and a higher asking price

I love this tool. Pretty impressive quality for the price. Opening it was very stiff at first but I added a bit of oil to the pivoting parts and loosened the case screws a bit and it's perfect. It fits perfectly in the "5th pocket" of jeans which was why I bought it. The spring action on the pliers and scissors is very nice although I Bent the spring back on the scissors a bit because it caused them to pop out a bit when stored. This tool looks great, a very usable philips s rew driver, knife is pretty sharp as are the scissors. No complaints about these

Never bought into the multi tool thing because to bulky and expensive, ( right tool for right job is best). Well I have changed my mind because of the flissa 16 in 1. Super handy , affordable, and pocket clip sold it. Had 3 months only complaint is they don't sell replacement carbide cutters ( yes carbide inserts on a 20$ tool that's insane) . I've chipped mine contacted flissa offered to help saying "do not sell those separate but please contact" with no contact information. Well you will get it that 5th star when I know how to replace my cutters.

From the picture and reviews, this tool seems to be a clone of a more prestigious brand's NXT tool for about 1/3 less the cost (though you do sacrifice the limited lifetime warranty by going this route). Frankly, this tool surprised me. It is lighter and somewhat smaller than most of the inexpensive tools. However, like many, it seems to be relatively sturdy and well made. Tools seem to self lock (like the NXT). To unlock, pinch both sides of the "switch" and pull back - different way of doing this, but it works just fine. The scissors seem to work particularly well (especially compared with other low cost brands), but the whole kit seems pretty good for the $20 or so that it costs. I really like how light and compact it is, without seeming to sacrifice functionality. Even the sheath seems to be a knock-off of a different "premium" multitool brand. Comes in a plain brown box - which I appreciate but may not be optimal for gift-giving. Haven't used it much, yet, but seems like a good purchase. Will drop back and update if that situation changes to any great degree.

Whoever designed this tool clearly spent time either researching, or had spent time with multi tools before.1. The access to utilities from the exterior of the tool is AWESOME! It’s a small feature, but it’s so convenient.2. In my photos, you will see that the wire cutter blades are replaceable!!! I’ve never seen this done before! Bravo! My only concern is if the manufacturer sells replacement blades. I haven’t reached out or looked into it, but this little design is a fantastic idea.3. The tool looks attractive. It has a lustrous machined face, with a a slightly darker, anodized, or parkerized finish. It’s an attractive tool.4. It feels sturdy and durable in the hand. If you’ve every felt an Ozark Trails multi tool, you know what cheap feels like. This is not that. This feels quality (not sure if it actually is, but it feels it).5. It comes with a small carry pouch and a belt clip, if the pouch doesn’t suit your style.So far, no complaints. For $20, there really isn’t a better option out there. Big Multitool makes it difficult to have access to a proper tool, so this little fella is VERY appreciated. I’d be happy with a year of service from this thing. I hope to have several years, but only time will tell.

I bought mine back in the spring it so fare it has been really useful it's great for the money and dosent break the bank too much for the usefulness so fare it held up pretty while it's small size [you can see how small it is compared to my micra] was great when work to get my brother car dash off and when folded up no matter how hard I shake it or dropping it stay pretty locked up and has great opening mechanism so that when locked up it won't open unless you want it too

Does not have the strength and heft of a top line tool, but is strong enough to do the jobs I need done when working on the car or during a camping trip. Good value for the money. I have small hands and it fits nicely in my grip where a top-line tool doesn’t.

It's pretty nice, compact and the built in clip keeps it secure in my pocket. All the folding tools lock in place when opened, until released by the slide lock so the screw drivers don't slip when using. I paid about $20. I don't plan on using it often, just something to carry in case the need arises. Overall, very happy I picked this one up.