Ozark Trail Keychain Multitool

Works well, I've used it to trim burs off lumber, cut small wire, tighten screws, and much more. Nice to have….

I wanted something a little smaller but yet still a tool and turns out this thing is great it's better than I expected it's a little tougher than I expected. I recommend trying it out.

Very nice.

Bought this little multi tool for fishing with my son. It is compact and works well. The pliers fit perfectly inside the mouth of a small trout or other small fish. The knife was sharp and able to cut what we needed it for. Great addition to a tackle box.

Pros - small, light, if not abused the small pliers can be functional/useful and nail file is functional. Cons - almost everything else. Tiny 1 inch long knife blade is soft and dull, tiny Philips driver too small and slots are rounded off for anything useful, tiny 3/16 slotted head screwdriver edges are rounded off (can be ground flat). If clipped to keys using key chain clasp the pliers are spring loaded into open position with no means to lock them closed making for a 3 inch wad of stuff which will hang up on everything in a pocket, purse or bug out bag. And probably the kiss of death is that both of the tool "pods" which are the plier handles are secured to the plier's base stubs with blind rivets. I suspect that any significant use of the plier function will result in the handles shearing the rivets off making the whole affair useless. Why did I buy it? To evaluate it's potential usefulness (at 2 oz.) compared to it's full sized cousins (at 6.5 oz) also available at Walmart as the inexpensive alternatives to the Leatherman and similar multi tools.

Chinese lookalike of much higher quality tool. Four of the five tools are crude to the point of uselessness. The exception is the main pliers, which is functional -- for very light tasks. More of a party favor than a genuine utility; it could perhaps pull a large splinter or cut a very thin wire. The chain is simply a hindrance and shows a remarkable propensity for sabotaging the closing of the jaws of the pliers. The splitring cannot be removed except by destruction, which i would recommend. Folding it up is really a job for three hands, but with practice can eventually be done with two. Opening it out is somewhat easier. On the other hand, it is cheap (in both senses) and not bulky. if you don't expect too much of it, it might be useful for something.

I bought this 4wks ago it is to small,not what I expected

Functionality is passable, for now anyway. The pivot rivets holding the handles on will not last very long. Definitely a lot of tools in a small package. Those pivot rivets will be the first to fail rendering the tool then useless.

Cheaply made, broke the next day I tried to use it.

Do not buy. It doesn't stay open when in use. Cheap crap is being kind.