BIBURY Multitool Pliers Pro BI2049, EDC Multi Tool with 90HRA Replaceable YG12 Tungsten Wire Cutters, 440A Knife, T-Shank Wood Saw & Scissors, EDC Gear for Camping Hiking, Fathers Day Gift for Men

This is very impressive alternative to the Leatherman Surge at a fraction of the price. I was skeptical that it would have the same tools and the same quality as a Leatherman, which I have several of and am a big fan of, but I'm very happy with it so far. This multitool has all of the same tools and functions and the same hefty weight that I'm used to and the tools seem to open and close smoothly and lock securely in place during use. The locking mechanisms are solidly built and there is very little wiggle or play in any of the blades or tools. The blades and scissors are very sharp and have clean edges, and there are no burrs or defects in the metal. The pliers and handles are solid and the whole thing feels well made. There is no plastic or cheap Chinese junk metal that I can see. For a (relatively) cheap knockoff, this seems like a very well made tool. At this price, I'm ordering more to keep one at home and one in each vehicle. My one complaint, which is minor, is that the holster it comes with has a plastic belt clip that seems solid enough but is flimsier than I would like. I will have this in a glove compartment or a tool bag, so it doesn't really matter to me, but if I was putting this on my belt for work every day I would probably invest in a nice leather holster or at least something with a metal belt clip. I don't love that the bit holder just sticks out of the little elastic bit pocket in the front, but it does seem to hold the bits securely and the buttoned flap sits right on top of the bit holder and helps keep them in place.

For the few times I've actually needed it (I ALWAYS have tools nearby), it's worked Great! Blades are sharp and Everything LOCKS into position well, which is kinda important I think... lol. It's too heavy to pocket or hip carry, but it's Definitely comfortable in the hand while using it. For the price, just buy it.

I've looked at several different multitools and this one had tools that I will actually use. The knife is wicked sharp. The scissors are realistically usable. The selection of bits are a plus. It's solidly built on par with Leatherman tools. The case is sturdy although I'm replacing it with custom leather case. It's what I do as a hobby. The only knock is the plier is not spring loaded. It's a small thing, but when so much attention was put into the rest of the tool, why skimp on omitting a 5 cent piece to finish it off.

This Bibury BI2049BL appears to be the same multitool as the Rocktol 29-in-1 tool, except for the finish on the handle. I like these because they each have a nicely positioned pair of scissors that folds out when the device is closed. When opened the tools present a very nice pair of needle nosed pliers. Knives are very sharp, scredriver works good, too. There is a wire cutter with replacement jaws and a screwdriver designed to attach the replacement jaws to the wire cutter body. The saw and file took is also very handy and a cool feature. The Bibury comes with a "Blue Titanium" finished handle, too. The nylon sheath is very well made with pockets for all of the multitool attachments.

Well made and versatile a fantastic deal when on sale. I have owned leatherman which is the gold standard and these are just as good for my needs.

This Bibury multitool is pretty much a clone of the Leatherman Surge, but for over $100 less. This is absolutely not some cheap foreign made clone though. When I opened the box, I was a bit surprised by the very high quality look, feel, and function of this tool. Everything about it is very well made and refined. The blades and various tools are very well made. The screws on everything are tight, but not too tight. Just tight enough that everything still opens good with no rattling. The multitool comes with a very nice sheath, a set of various bits for the driver, a saw blade and even scalpel blades. So if you want a Surge but don't want to pay the high price, I would absolutely get one of these.

This thing has everything and is very affordable. Leatherman is way too expensive. My Leatherman cost more and has less to offer, the Steel may be a higher quality. This Chinese made Tool is far better than the two top Multitool makers in the USA at this price. When I was a kid, made in Japan was garbage, Now I purchase their products every time over made in America. I never heard of too many things made in China, if any back then. Now Made in China is a better product for the money. If you’re looking for something like a Multitol then made in China will be my first choice.

While the multitool and accessories are very well made and very useful, I've already had the belt clip (plastic) break away from the pouch (canvas..maybe?). It seems after the tool was designed and manufactured, the carry pouch and belt clip were a hurried after thought of the product, now it seems I have to find a better quality way of attaching it to my belt again or carry it around awkwardly in a cargo pocket. Would I buy it again..maybe, but not for the listed price just because the belt pouch is such low quality.

I wasn't sure what to expect from this company but I was very impressed with the weight, the quality and the performance of this tool. I showed it to my cousin who has the Leatherman Surge (4x the price) and he was blown away how good this was for the money. It feels great in the hand, has full size, outside-deployable scissors and full size screwdriver bits. It also accepts regular jigsaw blades which means you can use all kinds of different styles. The only thing that left me a little flat was the case as it was freyed in a few spots and probably won't last. Otherwise, highly recommeded for the money.

Gostei. ÓTIMO PRODUTO.

Overall, the tool is a good copy of the Leatherman; the only thing it lacks is the spring-action pliers. Otherwise it is a good buy

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