RoxonM2 14 in 1 Mini Multitool Small Lightweight with Folding Scissors Mini Storm With 9pc Bits Set + Holder Multi Tool

A very useful small and compact multi- tool for edc pocket carry, with a useful tool set including an excellent, surprisingly sizeable pair of scissors. Very good value for the money. Build quality seems good. Obviously not as powerful as a full- sized multi-tool, but much easier to carry and of reasonable utility for its size.

Great small multi-tool. Build quality is top notch.

I have not used all the tools on it. The ones I have used, have been helpful, especially the micro screwdriver. The only problem is access to it, it is not the most user friendly thing to use.

This multi purpose tool is very well made. Smooth rounded edges no sharp burrs, a quality tool that is a welcome surprise in this day and age. The bit set that is included is driven by inserting the extension sleeve over the square portion of the cross point screwdriver and then insert the desired bit into the sleeve. The belt sheath has a place for the bit set, so it can be conveniently kept with the multi tool. I would not wear this on my belt, but would most likely just drop the sheath into my pocket. After all, it's not that large, although a bit heavy for it's size. The pliers and the scissors are very well made, and both are spring loaded and function smoothly. The scissors are sharp and cut paper nicely. I got this tool mainly for when I go fishing. I can always use a pliers to crimp split shot, or go after a buried fish hook. The scissors will be handy for trimming fishing line after tying on hooks, swivels, and the like. This would make a very nice and useful gift for someone who loves the outdoors and likes to fish. The screwdrivers will be useful on fishing reels to tighten up a loose screw before it falls out and is lost.

Best EDC .

Over the years, I've created quite a collection of small multi-tools, but I am not a collector. I just keep trying to find the perfect every day carry, and I am hard to satisfy. With this tool, I get a plier and a scissor, and both of them work incredibly well. Also, I can access the knife blade without opening the whole tool. This is solidly built, comes with a sheath, and a selection of bits. This is my second purchase of this tool because, stupidly, I set the previous one down somewhere and can't find. My poor Leatherman micro came out of retirement long enough for me to repurchase the Roxon.

It's a good tool overall, but you have to be a bit gentle with it. The scissors cut very well and the engineer who designed it deserves a raise. The issues I have are that the steel is soft, the blade and scissors have small nicks in the metal after only a few uses. The pliers also have some back and forth play. You can move the ends of them with your fingers. My SOG Powerpint has none of that play. The pliers are rock solid. If you need the nicer scissors, and can be somewhat gentle with your tool, get this Roxon M2. If you want something more solid but with useless scissors, I'd recommend the Powerpint.

The scissors are sharp and large enough to be very useful. The pliars are easy to get to and appear to be strong enough for light jobs. The rest of the tools are a good assortment. The price is very compelling given the competition. The only downside is that the tool is necessarily heavy and a little bulky. Worth it to me though because of the size and usefulness of both the pliars and scissors. I am coming from the Leatherman Squirt and Micra. Lost the Micra but still have the Squirt and will carry it on occasion.