The tool selection and overall quality is exceptional for the price. Wide array of tools, and the locking aspects for the blades is good. Cannot beat this for the $$. I've had a leatherman blast for a couple decades, and would consider this as a replacement option if in the market. Forget the marquee names, this is a very good tool.

So, bottom line is, this is a fantastic multi-tool, especially for the price. It would be a great value at TWICE the price it's at. It is really well made, the steel used is very good and not even "good for the price", all pieces work well, no play, no snags. It is very sturdy and feels "quality". Not to mention, it is as you know, cheap as potatoes. Pliers on those things are so nice to use and even play with, it almost feels like a fidget toy, as tactile feedback is just absurdly good.That said, you may have to return one or two to actually get a great one, so be mindful for getting it as a gift. Mine had a chipped main blade's edge, not by a lot but enough to snag, clearly a fault when sharpening. My friend had a similar issue on the scissors. It was so good overall that both of us decided to return and reorder, and both of us got a perfect one after that - so just be mindful that where this doesn't lack in build quality, it seems to be lacking in factory quality control, something that can be expected from the country of origin.But even then, with Amazon no hassle returns, it's worth it and better BY FAR than anything else under £100, unless you're going for a Victorinox, but that's an entirely different tool.

I’ve been using the WORKPRO 18-in-1 Multi Tool for a few weeks now, and I’m thoroughly impressed! This multitool packs a lot of punch— pliers, a pocket knife, and a variety of other tools, all neatly packed into a compact design. The stainless steel construction feels sturdy, the spring-loaded pliers are great, and the 2 safety locks give me peace of mind while using it. The belt clip is a great addition for easy carrying, and the Oxford pouch is durable for storage when on the go.This tool is a great alternative to the Leatherman multi-tools at a fraction of the cost.Perfect tool while riding, camping, hiking, or everyday use. Highly recommend for anyone who needs a reliable tool on the go!

J'en ai eu assez du tournevis qui se refermait tout seul sur mes doigts avec mon couteau suisse classique.Les couteaux suisses très à la mode avec Mc Gyver sont franchement dépassés aujourd'hui, c'est ce que l'on comprend quand on a cette pince multi fonctions en mains.Les finitions sont excellentes. Le métal est visiblement de bonne qualité et le format est contenu. Il se fait oublier dans la poche latérale de mon pantalon cargo (je ne voulais pas d'un outils avec embouts de tournevis séparés et scies de rechange). Tous les outils sont verrouillés à l'ouverture, aucun risque qu'ils se referment sur vos doigts.Seul léger bémol : le petit tournevis plat est oblique, son usage ne va pas être évident.J'ai eu à contacter le sav Workpro et franchement j'ai été étonné par leur réactivité 👍👍👍.

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Decent for the money but if you’re buying it to have scissors find a different one. All the tools seem decent except the scissors. It won’t even cut through a slim jim wrapper. I’m just using it for work so I don’t have to lose or damage my more expensive leatherman.

Ongelooflijk veel toepassingen en lijkt heel degelijk. Handzaam, licht, in handig hoesje met duidelijk overzicht van functies. Gekocht voor in noodpakket.

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WORKPRO 18-in-1 Multi ToolFunctionally, this is pretty much identical to a Leatherman - its overall design is strongly reminiscent of the Leatherman Wave, except that where the Wave has replaceable screwdriver tips, this has fixed ones. (I don't consider that a strike against - carrying around the tips is a pain, so min live in a drawer and I just use the defaults). This is a good design to copy, since the Wave is an absolute workhorse, and the addition of color to the body is actually quite well done.That said, it's very evident that it's a knock off. The action is stiff, and the arms are not quite as precisely placed. I got two of these, and while one of them is fine, on the other one, the saw blade folds in fractionally further, so it's kind of a hassle to pull it out. It's not a huge deal, and I suspect the action will get better with time and lubrication, but it's the small differences that distinguish the definitely 5-star Wave from a well made imitation.Normally, that would be the end of it, and this would be a 3 or 4 star review, depending how much the compromises impacted the product and how much confidence I have. In this case, it's 4 stars because my other big concern with something like this is that if they cheated out on the materials, rust is going to be a concern. However, I have gotten other products from workpro in the past, and have yet to see any evidence to that kind of corner cutting, so that would tip it over to 4 stars.However that would overlook what drew me to this model: the price. I got mine for $24.99, and this seems to be frequently marked down to $20. In contrast, the Wave is going to run you $100-$120 or more, depending on a number of factors. All of which is to say, this is a BARGAIN.For my specific scenario, we have emergency car kits, and one of the things I like to include is a good multi-tool. Unfortunately, good multi-tools are expensive, so I have previously compromised on fairly sketchy ones, because I absolutely cannot justify the cost of nice ones. But these are prices comparably to much sketchier products, and I have happily swapped them into the kits.For a multi-tool or knife that you intend to carry everywhere, I generally recommend spending a bit more for quality and reliability. Small annoyances that aren't a big deal when you test at home can be a real hassle in the sorts of unplanned situations where you need to have your tool on hand. So, if you'r looking for personal carry and you *can* afford better, I still recommend looking for it, but if you can't, then this is not a bad choice. At the price, it is also not a terrible choice for a kid's first "real" multi-tool before they have established the habits that leave you confident that they won't forget a $100 tool somewhere.And if what you're looking for is a backup or alternate multitool that you just want to stash somewhere you might need it, then this is pretty much the perfect package.(Re: color - I did the blue, and it looks good. Can't speak to the others, but I like that there's a variety in case I needed to distinguish between them)

Update: I've had a couple months of work-use to provide some additional thoughts. Wire cutters are a little soft, not too worried about it given the price of the tool, sometimes when cutting wire the pliers will get stuck in a closed position. After a bit of a break-in period, and maybe some oil, the tools are much easier to access and I think are easier to deploy than most multi-tools. The mini driver is such an awesome feature I've used it a ton! Also the files are better than expected after getting some real use on them. Was not able to move the clip over to the other side like I wanted. Oh well. None of these change my overall rating and perception of value. Still a 10/10 would buy again and is a part of my work routine to make sure this is in my pocket.Original Review:I needed something to replace my Old Leatherman Rebar that I lost but couldn't stomach $80 for something I beat up every day at work. I saw the Workpro on some EDC YouTube channels a few months ago and was shocked the price hadn't gone up.Pros:Compact. I wear Wrangler ATG pants for work and I used to carry my rebar in the coin pocket. The Work Pro fits just fine. I like that it has the clip as well.Exterior tools are great. I love the easy access to the blades and the file.Spring loaded pliers, tools are pretty easy to access and they're all locking which us great.Love the micro phillips driver! Didn't realize this was a feature when I bought it and was pleasantly surprised.Ergonomics are pretty good. Some cheaper multi tools are really uncomfortable to use, the Work Pro feels pretty good.Wire cutters perform well with light work.Cons:A little heavy, but that's to be expected from a $20 tool.A little stiff in some places so needs a little maintenance out the box.Some of the black finish on the cutters is already wearing out with some wire cutting.Overall:I'm going to see about swapping the orientation of the exterior tools and the clip, but I'd buy again for sure. For $20 I'll probably get another one just to sit in the car.

I love these Workpro multitools. I've bought multiple for myself and as gifts. They are well made, well priced, and very useful. My only complaint is that they really, really should have a standard bit driver instead of stand alone screwdriver tips. This would make these the perfect bargain multitool, and I would buy a ton of those!