20 Best Tool For Multiple Url (2023 Updated)

Cyclists are always looking to lighten the load and therefore I know many that don’t unfortunately carry a multi-tool with them. This tool however is not only light but it’s surprisingly small and yet still has some of the essential tools that you would want on the road.

It has a good variety of hex wrenches and screw drivers that I’ve had to use a multi-tool for in the past such as to adjust a seat post and saddle, adjust some cleats, and to tighten a rattling bottle cage.

I had actually bought the m10 and this one however after seeing the difference in size I put the f10 in my bag and also got one for my girlfriends bag; the m10 I have lying around the house for quick adjustments.

It is definitely pricey when compared to others and doesn’t have the lifetime warranty that the m10 has however it’s exactly what I was looking for and is therefore worth it for me.

Amazing tool! Very refined and well thought out. Ive heard only good things about it so I finally bit the bullet and got one and I dont regret it one bit. I love that the chain tool comes out so you can use that independently from the rest of the tool.

Feels very solid. Also it is hands down the sexiest mutli tool on the market. I don’t care what anyone says. It also has a bottle opener! If you are between multi tools, buy this, and never look back.

This is my favorite multi tool set of the 3 I bought. It has the optimal number of the right tools, weighs the right amount, and is sized correctly. A great option for any biker.

I need to open packages at my job, but carrying blades around are a no-no. This product resolves that issue.

It’s great to have on your key ring. Perfect for everyday things. It’s not sharp.

Our school mascot is the shark, so I thought these would be fun and useful as part of teachers’ gifts. They’re smaller than I expected but still great!

I wanted to add some link pliers to my kit as I tour full time, touring means that having something small and light as possible with as many functions as can be is a great advantage. This tool looked excellent and I was impressed how light it is.

I never used link pliers before as I usually had no trouble doing the master links on KMC chains by hand, but recently struggled with the chain I had and when I saw this tiny tool, and that it could also house spare links and offer me some other advantages when I switch ti tubeless, I convinced myself to pay the fairly high price.

I replaced my chain the day I got these pliers, the KMC link popped loose with ease and the new one fastened the same. except for one problem: I had added two spare KMC 10s links in the holding part and, although the magnet will stop then from falling out, they remain somewhat loose and get in the way of actually using the pliers.

For smooth action you need to remove the links, or perhaps can use a very thin tape to hold them in place (rendering the magnet useless). This was pretty disappointing to me for the money as it appeared I could use it any time with the links in place, not having to worry about losing them on the trail if the tool is needed.

Hopefully WolfTooth will update this with a larger magnet section which can hold the whole links stable rather than just keeping the ends to the tool, then this would be really great. I still like the tool and I think they are the lightest and most packable link pliers on the market, but I’m not sure I would have pair the times the price of a different pair if I’d known they wouldn’t hold the links tight.

I haven’t used as a tyre lever and wouldn’t unless it were an emergency as it will obviously strip the paint from my rims, but I’m glad it’s there. The presta core remover and valve nut parts work perfectly.

I just purchased these handy trailside chain link pliers and just love all the cool features! I have, like many others, resorted to way more primitive means to open chain links. Lol! Room in the handle for both my SRAM GX Eagle MTB links, and KMC X10 missing links for my road bike.

Very cool! Have yet to use them, but nice knowing they’re there!.

This tool is extremely well designed and functional. It works excellent to connect and disconnect the chain link. It can hold two new quick links which are great to have on the trail. I carry both an 11 and 10 so I can help out a friend if needed.

The tool has a magnet to hold the links in place to prevent accidental loss. It also has a machined in tire lever. As an added touch, they also machined in a presta valve core removal tool which can be used when adding tubeless tire chemical.

Just a high quality, well designed, lightweight tool that will be sure to impress; especially when saving someone’s day out on the rail.

The quality is surgical grade Stainless Steel. You can feel the quality INSTANTLY upon picking it up !!!!!!! Its got SO MANY VERY VERY Useful tools all cleverly designed into one simple to operate tool.

Its LESS THAN $ 20 !!!!!!!!!!!!! Less than 20 buckaroo and if you bought the plies, 4 screwdrivers, hex wrenches, allen wrenches, socket wrenches. it would cost you 5 times that price EASILY for this kinda quality and good luck carring them around in your pocket.

This tool lies FLAT AS A PANCAKE when folded up. Carry it in your pocket or get a cell phone case. Take on the golf course, cycling, fishing, camping, etc. You’ll LOVE this GREAT tool and you’ll LOVE both the price and the QUALITY.

PROMISE !!!!!!!.

Great little tool. I carry in my pocket or in my truck daily. Comes in very handy. It will also fit in a Altoid Tin if you are making a mini survival kit.

overall it’s a good high quality piece of machinery it’s quite heavy is about the size of a credit card with maybe a quarter to a half inch thick it has all kinds of different tools

The Cranbrothers M20 is the ultimate tool for my Gravel adventure riding. Combine this with a tubeless repair kit and you are good to go. This along with excellent service and speedy shipping from Pushys.

Everything it says on the tin. If they could squeeze a tyre lever in there it would be PERFECT. Also worth noting it has a space for quick links but doesn’t come with any! Where as it does come with bacon strips.

Still a fantastic product, don’t think I’ll need a new one. maybe ever!.

Have used a few of the tools on it already. Love the spike wrench feature on this one. Was able to easily true a wheel on my sons bike after we realised it was out.

This Multi Tool 2 is a small yet useful item to have along with your keys in the Orbitkey (which I use). Not to be too encumbered with it’s small size and minimalist uses, this multi tool is a must -have ion your Keychain, Orbitkey, or even on your keyfob.

Anytime you need to open a bottle cap, use the handy ruler, or best of all open a package (works on any package– awesome! — it does the job. Not meant to replace your Swiss Army knife with all of it’s gadgetry, but a minimalist addition in your key holder stash.

Smart idea! Great use!.

I’ve not yet found use for the Philips head screwdriver element, it’s quite small, but the remaining tool elements I’ve found quite effective, despite the very lightweight feeling of the whole tool. Naturally, it seamlessly fits amongst my keys within the Orbitkey, and is designed to be similar length to the average key.

This surprised me, that it was easy to grasp when popping a bottle top, and applying a few turns to tighten a screw.

So on my previous key ring that jingles, I had a bottle opener. I was sad that I was going to lose that when I got the orbit key organizer until I found out that I could just attach it to the bottom of the orbit key organizer.

BUT THEN I found this tool that fits with the key organizer! Ive already used it as a bottle opener more times than I thought I would and OMG! Although it takes a bit to get used to because its pretty thing, I love this thing! AND it doesnt make my key organizer bulky since it fits perfectly!! Just get it and you wont be sorry.

Milwaukee’s FUEL grinder with paddle switch is a great upgrade from my non-brushless grinder that I have used for more than 5 years. This grinder generates 11 amps of corded power and makes up to 135 cuts per charge, of course depending on what size battery you use.

The brushless motor 8500 RPM and makes quick work of cutting and material removing applications. This grinder includes an electronic clutch to help protect against kick back and overload protection to help ensure longevity of the motor.

Included is a wrench to replace the blades and a clip on guard to protect against sparks flying. Compared to my non-brushless Milwaukee grinder, this one is slightly bigger and heavier. My old grinder has not failed me for more than 5 years so I never saw a need to buy the upgraded FUEL version, but now that I did, I retired my old grinder.

I do like the increase in size which has given me greater control of the tool while working and I feel like it is more well balanced then the older version. A couple of changes Milwaukee made to the grinder that I am not a big fan of is the clip on guard, I just don’t like the design, and the handle on the new version can only be screwed into the left or right of the grinder.

The previous version also had a slot to screw the handle into the top of the grinder. I rarely used the handle on the top of the grinder but still using it on the top once is enough for me to want to have that option.

In terms of performance obviously this beats the non-brushless version and this tool performs every application I have used it for. Great tool!!.

I got about 15 minutes of almost continuous use, grinding a lawnmower blade to sharpen it and it took 1 bar off a 5ah battery. Overall really nice. I like the way it feels, really like the guard adjustment.

The trigger is a little unnatural for me, but I don’t usually use paddle switches on power tools. Overall does its job well and I’ve got no complaints. Got this on a good sale, but would totally have financed this full price eventually.

Would be great if they made an integrated sleeve for the little bi-pin spanner it comes with. I keep losing it. Other than that, it’s exactly what I expected: good build quality, good power usage, good performance.

I’ve used various brands of corded and non corded grinders and Makita was my favorite for a while. I really don’t like top switches because I’d rather not twist my wrist around with a running grinder in my hand.

I also have big hands so wherever I grab my Milwaukee with the paddle switch I feel confident and comfortable with my grip. I do have a small army of batteries (at least 8 most over 3 hours) but I don’t feel like I’m constantly swapping batteries just to cut some tile.

This grinder also feels like a corded option because of the amount of torque it puts out. The paddle switch is easy to operate and the wheel doesn’t take more than a second or two to come to a stop so I don’t feel the need for the “Rapid Stop”.

Overall this is a reliable tool that hasn’t given me any issues whether I’m cutting metal, wood, PVC, mesh, concrete, or granite (provided you use the correct kind of cutting disc or grinding pad).

My Leatherman Free T4 has gone missing and I’m hoping it will reappear. A perfect pocket tool. Bought the Micra for its tool selection and pocket size. Everything about it is a bit too small, and any kind of prying motion causes it to flex.

Flex is the issue. If you want a small pair of pocket scissors and blade its useful. But when I lose this one I will replace it with another T4 or something equally hefty. I also have a full size Leatherman multi-tool that I’ve had for years.

Great but an every-day pocket tool.

I’ve tried 6 or more different small multitools such as this. The squirt is by far the best. It is very well made and durable. The pliers are quite nice, solid with little off axis movement. The wire cutters work well and the scissors are the best I’ve found on such a tool.

The way the knife is ground struck me as odd but over time I’ve come to depend on this feature. The 2d Phillips bit is the only possible shortcoming though it fits a #1 screw fairly well. I have 3 of these laying around, one always in my pocket.

Perfect. Tiny little device. I’m a crafter and needed a multi tool with the main tool as scissors. This fits the bill. I’ve used the tweezers, scissors, nail file, screwdriver and knife already and only had it 3 weeks! Perfect on a keyring but I keep mine in my inside pocket of my handbag so I’m never without these useful tools.

Superb quality from a well known brand. Lovely. I might collect the micra in all colours!.

The Multi-X was purchased for a specific difficult access cutting project. Its great performance and versatility leads me to believe I will find many other uses. It seems best suited for difficult detailed cutting tasks for which there is no comparable tool.

I was surprised by how little cutting dust and debris it generates. Like other Bosch tools, it is well-designed and rugged. It could benefit from a faster means to reposition the attachments, which is frequently required to maneuver the tool in tight spaces.

Built-in illumination and a level indicator would also be good additional features. I found the scrapper attachment is nearly useless on other than soft materials, and dulls quickly. Overall, I was extremely pleased with this tool’s performance and versatility for cutting tasks.

The initial experience made me recall so many prior projects that could have been performed better and faster with the Multi-X tool.

As an owner-builder and remodeller (and renovator of a vintage GMC classic motorhome), I have often told myself I did not need this fad oscillating tool, even though it seemed everyone was buying one.

In the GMC forums these are even referred to as the ‘GMC’ tool. Then a neighbor brought his into my house (a different brand) while assisting in some two-man jobs. And I knew I had to have one; it was so useful.

My wife instantly brought up reconditionedtools. com, and we quickly zeroed in on the Bosch for its reputation, reliability, reviews, and the great price. What I received is like new, and is fast becoming my use everywhere tool.

Even though my neighbor’s popular brand tool served us well that day, it was noisy, became hot to hold, vibrated, and was sometimes difficult to control. The Bosch is the opposite; quiet, well-balanced, and near perfection.

I have the dremel multi tool and got this because it was starting to overheat. The Bosch is by far a superior tool. It takes hard cutting much better and has more control for the tight cuts. Feels superior in use.

My other contractor friends have the Rockwell and this has the same power as they do but more control. Best Multi-tool I ever used. Blades are a bit pricy but seem better built and last longer than the dremel.

I am usually a Milwaukee person but since they did not have a corded multitool I bought this and was beyond plesantly surprized.

Have owned this Leatherman Signal multitool for several months now and have truly been enjoying using it. I initially had second thoughts as to whether this was the right multitool for me (given the many Leatherman choices there are available nowadays) as I do a lot of home DIY’s and maintenances, but decided on this particular multitool as I do enjoy the occasional camping trip and thought the extra tools (eg fire starter, awl and whistle) could come in handy.

This has been an asset of a purchase as having this tool on me has greatly improved my productivity with the DIY’s and property maintenance – no longer do I have to double back to my work ute to get a screwdriver, a pair of pliers, or fossick about for a work knife when I need to open packaging as its all available in this one tool.

What’s more, I did not think I would find the in-built hammer handy, but wow – as I read somewhere, you never knew you needed a pocket hammer until you actually have a pocket hammer! I picked up a splinter whilst working with wood without work gloves and boom, I removed the splinters in 2 seconds with the needle nose pliers on this tool (remember kids; use them work gloves to avoid wood splinters).

I was hanging out with some mates when we were having a couple of coldies and surprisingly none of the chumps thought to bring a bottle opener (or bottles with twist-off caps) and poof I instantly became the coolest dude with the bottle opener in-built on this tool.

Another plus for this tool is that it has a carabiner clip as well which makes it so much easier to clip onto the belt buckle or bag for hiking. The only minus I have for this tool is the weight as I hear some people find this multitool heavier than standard multitools (I would not know really since this is my one and only multitool so far and the weight has not been an issue for me).

Overall, really pleased with the purchase of this multitool and really wished I had gotten it sooner!.

Run across this little beauty while searching for a multifunction backpacking knife I can use while living overseas. I usually carry a larger sheath knife plus a Leatherman Wave, but it’s a heavy combo and a little more brazen to carry a setup that’s verging on a “dangerous weapon” in various foreign contexts.

Although I usually prefer a straight main blade, I can’t fault Leatherman for adding the serrations as it really helps for stripping off little peices of kindling for starting backcountry fires (probably one of the main things I’ll use it for).

The can opener and saw blade I consider essential for backpacking as well. The addition of the ferrus rob, whistle, and emergency sharpening stone really round this out with some cool emergancy features too.

And as always for Leatherman, the main blade and saw blade are super sharp. And the aqua/black color is a super cool. My secondary use is for a light tool for moving / putting furniture together that I can pack in my suitcase, so I’m glad it comes with the screwdriver bit as well.

Would be nice if it had space for a small scissors feature but not a deal breaker.

It’s been my EDC for a few months, ever since someone broke my Gerber Suspension that I carried for five years (don’t share your tools, kids). The most used tools are the two flatheads. The large one is far too thick to fit into any flathead I’ve seen, and isn’t even tapered.

The skinny flathead on the nail file is far too thin and brittle. I was turning a screw on an outlet cover and the tip of the screwdriver broke off. The knife is nice and large, as are the scissors. My favorite tool on it has to be the package opener.

At first I tried using it to cut packaging tape on boxes, but the knife is a far better tool for that job. It’s not good for letter opening either, just use the knife. The package opener is the perfect tool to open those annoying as ever plastic blister packaging that everything you love is sold to you in.

I absolutely love the way this feels in my hand. The quality is far above any other 6 in 1 you will find. I like this driver so much I bought another one. I work on heavy machinery for a living and there is one in my service truck now.

Great value for a USA made product. The bits even say made in USA, love it. One side of this driver is a 3/16″ nut driver, and the other side is a 1/4″ but driver. Hopefully we will continue to see more affordable American made tools in the near future.

Very small light and simple tool you can tell it will last a lot longer the. Those chines rubber handle multi tools. It’s only Philips and flat heads with two small he heads but the design is light weight and the bits are the longer type multitool bits that don’t fall out like those really small ones and if you want a design that won’t roll around this is about the only good one your gonna find.

pretty solid construction. HOWEVER, not solid tips. I bent the flat tip bit with not much force. Probably not the genuine Channellock brand.

You are getting a CAT quality brand for $20. Pros: 1. Knife is high quality and full size 2. The saw is solid, I cut a 2×4 fast and with ease 3. Cool pouch that attaches to the belt 4. Strong built pliers 5.

Overall size is massive compared to other multi tools. Easy, fun, robust, full size. Cons: 1. Screwdrivers are not designed to lock; when applying pressure, the screwdrivers fold back. Takes some finesse to get them to work.

2. (Not that bad) only tools you get are: pliers, knife, saw, flat and Phillips screwdrivers, file, and bottle opener. 3. Wish I bought another one for a friend for Christmas but now they are out of stock.

This is my go to tool that stays in the living room (along with my Milwaukee scissors) and not in the toolbox.

Great Christmas gift! I work for a dealer & repair shop for CAT. We have most CAT items for sale @ work but I’ve never seen this multitool. I got one for 3 of my coworkers & they were commenting how handy it was I that they had used them already.

Very convenient with most everything you might need when traveling. One tool for most every purpose

It looks so good. It seems made of good materials. It weighs a little more than other keys. I recommend your purchase

Very good in terms of price quality, there are better quality tools but this one performs well !!

Good: Is this tool, the chain breaker, suitable for 12 speed chains? Thanks a lot

I’ve always like the Schrade brand knives and tools, ever since I got my first Tough Tool years ago. The Tough multi-tool has some major advantages over other top name tools. The blades aren’t on the outside of the pliers grip plus the tool ‘as pliers’ is larger than most others, like a real set of pliers.

The blade locking mechanism is strong, reliable and easy to use, I’ve never had a blade tool unlock or slip ewith intentionally pushing the release. The multi-tool (along with their knive) are made of very strong steel.

I’ve only ever witneesed one break, the plier head broke off when coworker was using prybar tubes on both plier handles to twist out a stuck bolt in a tight space, which could have been expected but suprizing the ammount of force it took before it broke.

The only drawback I can say is that the tool is a bit larger than most and isn’t a comfortable in my pocket as some smaller tools, it’s definatly better off wore on a belt in pouch It comes with. Other than that, it’s fantastic and has countless uses.

If you’re only going to have one multi-tool, I’de recommend the Tough Tool to anyone. Ya, there are other great multi-tools out there, I’ve used many of them and stil do (like the Gerber supension), but nine times out of ten, I grab the Schrade Tough tool, it’s definaely my ‘go to’ multi-tool.

Very good quality, honestly I’d say if it was 2x the price, it would still be a great buy! The black paint is actually powdercoat and very tough. Each of the tools, knife, screwdrivers & etc are very sturdy and lock into place very well.

Very nice black Cordura type case built with quality is included with this multi-tool, really top notch case with a good belt clip and also a slot to run a belt behind it. I don’t think there is a single “con” to this multi-tool.

Buy it and love it.

The quality is approprate for the price. This is not a professional grade item. It is very servicable for around the house & yard where having something handy is a plus. I recomment sharpening some of the tools to make them more useful.

At this price point you can afford to have one in the car & house for convenience. I am happy with this tool as it is what I expected & needed.

Bought 2 as Christmas gifts. My husband and dad loved them!

Tried many of those before. This one is so far best. The metal that the bits are made of could be better, stronger, but one can always use different bit. The driver is excellent.

I like the combination screwdriver but haven’t had it for even a month and the smaller flat head bit chipped and it’s now unusable. I expect better quality from a Milwaukee product

I own several of these and keep them in the house , on the boat , and in the basement. Extremely handy to have! I also have a couple that are the ratcheting type and I highly recommend those if you use it a lot.