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If you need a "jack of all trades" type item, then this is it. Does a little of everything, but not everything, if you know what I mean. It is a handy product to have right at your fingertips. I've used it to removed screws, open bottles, and even pry Legos apart. Adds a bit of weight to your keys, but nothing really noticeable. I have one and I bought one each for my wife and son. Can't go wrong with these.

This TSA-compliant multitool is perfect for travel. While it's not my everyday carry, it's my go-to when flying or passing through metal detectors. The single-piece build gives it a nice, solid feel. Primarily, I use it as a bottle opener, but the Phillips head has been handy for tiny screws on battery covers for kids' toys. I haven't needed the can opener yet, but it's something I should test out. The tool's length fits perfectly in the fifth pocket of my jeans, keeping the rest of my keys comfortably in my pocket.

I recently received this item and my initial response is that I like it, it appears sturdy, and is well constructed. I also would like to confirm what someone else noted earlier that this tool does allow one to use the oval key hole as a 1/4” bit driver. This definitely does add to the tool’s potential usefulness. [See my attached photo]. Kershaw might want to improve on this item by simply adding hex edges on this hole to add more surface contact. Are there any other uses for this 1/4” x 9/16” oval hole that I am missing? The cutting edge on the can opener/box cutter is not very sharp and I may take a small file to it. [See same photo]. The black textured nylon grip, jimping along top edge, and slight finger curve near the center are nice small details that make this tool more comfortable to hold firmly. The fish-like shape to the tool is pretty neat. I nicknamed the tool the “kershawk”. ;) A similar but slightly more expensive product is the “Keyport MOCA”. Overall this Kershaw PT-2 is a good product for the price, with some room for improvement. These will make for good holidays stocking stuffers, and I would recommend this product to friend/family. 10/23/19 Edit: Answering my own question - that oval hole can be used as an oxygen tank wrench. I also now carry a small Phillips driver bit in the hex wrench slot. I use a rubber band or 3/8” o-rings to hold the bit in place. (See 2nd photo).

It's not listed but the spine works as a BACKUP fish scaler; and the keyring slot opens oxygen and CO2 canisters. A slot for hex bits would be nice. You can also file the scoring/box opener section to make it sharper.

At least that's the case for me. The only time I seemed (notice the past tense) to use it was to open boxes from Amazon. It sat in a bowl by my door attached to my key ring, and when a package came in I'd open it with the little tool. Until someone gave me a small pocket knife. I threw that in the bowl next to the tool and now that's what I use. As for outside of the house, never used it once, and I've had it since 2019. I have a Leatherman in my vehicle, and the only time the need for that arises is when I have to cut cantaloupe or watermelon to gauge their ripeness. So, either the average American's life doesn't require a multi-tool edc like that, or I don't need it, and I consider my life pretty mechanical. Other than all of that... Pros: 1. Seems sturdy 2. Cuts boxes easily 3. Isn't as clunky or cumbersome on a keyring as one would expect 4. Not too heavy Neutral: 1. Value - not sure if it's a good or bad value Cons (I really haven't used it all that much, but here's my 2¢ regardless): 1. Not too comfortable to use 2. Once it was physically in my hand, I'm having doubts on its effectiveness. Again, I haven't used it, but its design seems like it'd be ineffective as a multitool. I could be completely wrong,

It's a great EDC item to have and you'll be glad you're carrying it either in your pocket or key chain. It's the perfect size and right fit in the palm of your hand. It has a phillips screwdriver 2 large screwdrivers a bottle opener and sudo can opener a box opener and a pry tool. Remember that this is just a key ring EDC and NOT a full blown multi tool kit unlike a Gerber or Leatherman with built in pliers. Other than that Caveat, it'is still a great tool to have. No complaints nor buyer's remorse purchase here.....

This is a practical keychain accessory: simple and sturdy. I mostly use it as a bottle opener, but I've tried the mini phillips screwdriver. Since it's a flat piece of stamped metal, it doesn't have any bits which could get snagged. It has a very resistant finish. I put my tools and metal gadgets to work, so they end up corroded or bent if they aren't of good enough quality. I've used this keychain everyday for over 2 years and it looks like new. Recommended.

The only place I've tried using it was to open a can. All it did was bend the can. It seems fairly sturdy, and I see no reason the other tools won't work, but the can opener was a failure. I'm also not very happy with the key ring location. Overall, I prefer a smaller key chain tool I have to this one - the other has fewer features, but its half the size and fits on a key chain better.