Camping Accessories Multi Tool Gifts for Men Dad 16in1 Multitool Survival Gear with Hammer Pliers Saw Screwdrivers Bottle Opener Whistle Mens Gifts Father's Day Gifts from Daughter Son

Great camping gear, comes with a variety of tools, it's sturdy, well built and something you can carry around easy. Becareful, the Axe Hammer is very sharp, I managed to cut myself in the first few days, Will Recommend for campers

Bought as a birthday gift for the other half for camping trips etc. He loved it. It's decent quality and super sharp! When I say sharp I mean it had cut through it's plastic protective sheath and almost through the box when it arrived! Luckily it comes with a proper protective sheath as I managed to nick myself on it twice just looking at it! Has a pair of pliers and small knife which is also sharp! Not too big and heavy. Great little multi-use tool! Great price too!

A fantastic aid to outdoor life Excellent quality great design easy To use strong and durable

Just the kinf os tool I like I think there's a trick to open the other fire starter and screwdriver 😉🤔👀

The GIRIAITUS Camping Multitool is an impressive piece of gear that packs a lot of functionality into a compact design. With 16 different tools, it's incredibly versatile and covers a wide range of needs for camping and outdoor activities. The build quality feels solid and durable, and the tools are well-designed and easy to use. It’s a great all-in-one solution for anyone who spends time outdoors or likes to be prepared for any situation. My dad really enjoyed this gift and its had some fair use already. Overall, a reliable and practical addition to any outdoor kit!

This is a brilliant product! The axe is very sharp and the tools are really handy. Overall, I'm happy with it, it just needs a bit of WD-40 as some of the tools are a bit stiff to open. Also, the tool that produces sparks for a fire is difficult to use.

Let's cut to the chase Good things - Really good build quality for the price, which I feel is a very important factor, especially with all these moving parts. - Simple and Easy to use, every tool is just one pull away and takes less than 5 seconds to get from the bag to ready to use. - The only multi-tool I found out there where the pliers are separate and not built into the hammer or axe and this is very important for reaching those tight small areas where you need something like pointy and sharp pliers which are not possible if you have the pliers built into the hammer or axe - The carrying bag included with it is also really good build quality, perfect for outdoor use in harsh weather. Bad things For the price tbh I have nothing to complain about at all of course you can get better products if you are ready to pay more but this is a perfect balance of 'you get what you pay for'

Its a great 'survival/trravel' size for your grab bag. Not heavy. The pliers are good, probably the best thing on the kit accept the axe. The blade 2-3 inches straight blade, and 1-2 inch serrated apparently for 'sawing' but honestly you could not saw much with it at all - perhaps small branches (but you would snap those off anyway) or perhaps small ropes? The whistle is really terrible - seriously terrible. You can see even in the demo video on here - when the guy blows the whistle his face speaks volumes because it is so bad. It is dolls house size and pathetic. The magnesium flint is not much thicker than a matchstick and just as short - you shave it with the axe - so there is no shaver with it. It is tiny. So the 'screwdriver' - the three heads you get with them seem delicate and they sit in the hole via a magnet. not sure you could put too much pressure behind screwing before the head spins of falls off - but apparently if you open the pliers to a certain position it locks it in - couldn't work out how to do this - so perhaps it does 'lock' ? The axe is fantastic - really. If you need to cave out a soil/sand/rocky/ solid ground to create a dig out - this would do it - it has an straight edge for the most of it but just at the bottom is a tiny serrated edge to it - very useful for gripping and pulling down stuff. I'd say for light camping / light exploring this is value for money and would do the small jobs needed. But for long expeditions or deep off grid survival I cant see it being practically applicable. I would definitely buy it as a gift, I would definitely take it camping or have one handy in the car.