Mini Flagship 10 in 1 Multi-Tool, Multitool with Multitools Pliers, Camping Pliers, Can Opener, Scissors, Screwdriver, Bottle Opener, Gifts for Men, Father's Day Gifts-Silver

It is said of phones that they are the best camera because they are the only ones you have with you at all times - so more useful than that DSLR sitting at home when there is a need to take a photo when you are out and about on your day to day tasks. Well, this is a proper multitool that is small enough to put on your keyring which means it will be far more useful than a bigger one that you will tend to leave at home because of its bulk or having a locking blade which makes it illegal to carry in the UK. It has the usual knife, file, can/bottle opener, Flat Blade and Philips screwdrivers but the main assets for the size are the scissors and pliers. The scissors work extremely well and are as big as you would find in a larger multitool. The pliers are understandably smaller (and thinner) than you would find in bigger equivalents but still very useful for many tasks. As a real personal example from just yesterday, my door lock got jammed and I could not turn the key. I tried using the whole keyring for leverage but that just twisted the main ring out of shape. Thankfully, I had this recently delivered tool in my pocket and with the pliers I was able to exert enough force to turn the lock which opened with a heavy snapping sound - it really was jammed and I would have been stuck without some tool at hand. I made sure to immediately fit the multitool onto my bent keyring! And that is the point of this: it is not as heavy duty as much larger tools (though the scissors are comparable and overall build quality is excellent) but because it will always be with you, it could be able to get you out of the little unexpected emergencies you may encounter in your day to day life.

Probably the best keychain multi-tool I’ve owned. I carried a Swiss Army Cadet (Alox) for over 10 years and have tried several other brands since, including Gerber, but none matched the build quality I wanted. This NexTool feels rock solid, with no wobble in the joints and a nice, secure lock-up on each tool. What really sets it apart is the inclusion of full-size pliers and scissors — far more practical than the half-size tools you often get on smaller multi-tools. The pliers have a good grip and are actually useful for real tasks, not just emergencies, and the scissors cut cleanly without feeling flimsy. All the tools are easy to open and comfortable to use despite the compact size. I wanted something that gave me the functionality of pliers and scissors without carrying a bulky multi-tool or another Swiss Army Knife, and this hits that sweet spot perfectly. Highly recommended if you want a small tool you’ll actually use every day.

I bought the Mini Flagship for under £25 (which I think is reasonable value for money), specifically to carry in a small EDC wallet, along with a few other necessary items to carry with me daily. As you can see from the photo, the item is small in my Large-ish hands, but not ludicrously so, and it seems to be eminently useable for it's intended purpose on initial inspection. The construction of the item is good and solid, and it opens easily, with everything clicking pleasingly and safely into place, as it should. The small keychain ring gets in the way of the scissors, but luckily I can remove the ring and push the attachment out of the way. I would've liked to attach a lanyard to it, but that won't be possible. The large springloaded scissors are great for cutting paper, card, and such, but couldn't cleanly slice through 4mm Paracord, but did manage to cut throught it.* The Pliers are small, but should work just fine for countless light gripping tasks. The file is not very good, unfortunately. I don't think it will effectively file anything, perhaps not even your nails, but there is a small flat head screwdriver at the end of it, which may be useful in a pinch. The Philips Screwdriver works well for tightening errant screws. The Combi-tool (Btl & tin opener) looks to be good quality and should function as intended. The blade is sub-3" and looks relatively strong and well made, but it did not arrive sharp, and I found that to be disappointing. However, it'll be easy to sharpen and should keep a decent edge, albeit with regular honing. So, all in all, it's a good, discreet little tool, for the price. Accept it's functional limitations, and you'll both get on just fine and dandy ;) *After sharpening, the scissors are cutting perfectly, and the knife blade is extremely sharp now.

This multitool is impressively easy to open and use, yet compact enough to slip into your pocket without adding bulk. It includes all the essential tools you'd expect, and the build quality feels solid and reliable. I chose the black finish and was initially concerned it might wear off, but it's held up beautifully and still looks sleek and professional. One standout feature is the full-size scissors — incredibly useful and surprisingly rare in multitools of this size. Highly recommended!

I took a risk and bought this (I’ve always had Victorinox Swiss Army Knives (SAK) in the past). It hasn’t disappointed! The size is shorter and thinner than my main SAK but has some great features: knife, bottle opener, can opener, nail file/flat head screwdriver, Phillips screwdriver, good size scissors and my main reason for falling for it, needle nose pliers. It comes in different colour ways, I chose green. It also has a key ring making attachment to a carabiner or keychain a synch. Bought for my EDC I now carry it in my pocket and use it most days. It’s a really useful bit of kit. It seems well made and sturdy, time will tell. If you want a huge range of tools in one place then a large SAK may suit you better but I’m enjoying my new purchase.

When my husband first got this and started using it he was very happy. He loves the way all the tools are effectively "outside". You can open any tool without having to open another. He took the key ring off as it does tend to get in the way, and the tool easily fits into a trouser pocket, and you can forget it is there. The knife is sharp, and in comparison to the size of the closed tool, quite big. Scissors are very good he thought, and quite big for the size of the tool overall. Not used the can opener (ring pull cans) or bottle opener (screw tops). Both files are somewhat TOO fine. He would prefer the coarse file as fine, and a coarse file as coarser. Crosshead screwdriver works well on very small screws ( eg holding a small transistor radio back on) up to to smaller-medium (provided not too much torque is needed!) Pliers work well for their small size. BUT....sadly the other day the metal "spring" holding one half of the pliers snapped off. And that was just opening the pliers, not actually using them. These springs are simply tabs cut into the frame. Not all the tabs are cut equally well. The steel used has fractured on one half of the pliers, which have only been lightly used. Sadly, I am returning it after only four weeks of light use.

It’s of really good quality. I cannot recommend it enough, you wilt regret buying one of these. It’s such a handy size and fits comfortably in my pocket. It’s best to fit this with a lanyard to make it easier to reach from the pocket. I used a simple snake knot with 4mm paracord (look this up on YouTube).

A great quality multi tool. Brilliant for those little quick things. Not too heavy and feel sturdy in the hand.