BIBURY Multitool Pliers, 18 in 1 Multi Tool with Titanium-Plated Handle & Safety Hammer, Safety Locking Design Stainless Steel Tool Pocket Knife for Outdoor, Survival, Camping, Hiking, Home Repair

Especially as a citizen of the United States, no one should ever have a problem paying for a leatherman Multi tool. They are made in this country, a great value, have a great track record, and are constantly innovating... For example their latest line of "free" tools with magnetic properties. With that said, there is a legitimate question of what one can get their hands on these days, for a very low price. There are other companies that are making very good multi tools and Bibury is one of them. The build quality on these units IMO are comparable to what I see with leatherman Tools. This does not mean that the tools might not be constructed of inferior steel, or some other such property that is not observable, but this tool holds up to similar demands I have placed upon it. One argument against this tool is the size of the tool. It is comparable, for all practical purposes, to any large multitool... many of us who carry, and are firmly entrenched in the "Victorinox" school of small, deftly agile, multitools with exceptional build quality, would tell those concerned with size, to just carry a great set of pliers, etc... If size is an issue. The fact of the matter is, you get a fantastic bit driver with this tool that can be modified to also work sockets, etc... and the other tools function well as compared to other multitools. There are an emerging number of well constructed multitools with similar build quality and architecture to the popular companies like leather Man, Gerber, etc. But Buyer beware! some of these break because of material defects, and lack certain prime features... here are some subtleties that IMO distinguish BiBury from other cheaper manufactured tools: The Pliers are spring loaded... And not only do all the tools lock, but the locking mechanism is very well designed. Also, the company has a website with other products they have developed in house. This last feature tells me the company is serious about developing new products and not simply imitating and perfecting designs that are already out there. At the end of the day one could plow through hundreds of these tools: many are also repeats of the same tool under different branding... And perhaps there are some tools that are exceptional quality for the same price point of the Bibury line. But there are many such tools that are not: Smaller, thinner screwdrivers that break, inferior build quality, No locking mechanism, are just a few of the issues one would encounter routinely, in looking at some of these designs. This tool is an exceptional tool at any price point... It is particularly exceptional at a price point of under 30 bucks.

Amazing versatility and quality for the price. In initial quality compares well to the $120 Leatherman I bought for my son. Probably won't have the same long term prospects as the Leatherman under heavy use, but it's a fraction of the price. I keep this tool in my range bag and don't use it very often, and lightly when I do. It will probably last longer than I do.

A great value for your money and you won't feel too bad if you misplace it. It seems like a quality tool, stronger than others I've owned. I like that it comes with more than one bit and will accept standard bits, as long as they aren't the short ones. The blades are strong, sharp and heavy enough to do some real work. I don't like it not having a belt clip, it can't be folded up with a bit inserted and It is a little too thick for me to carry as my everyday tool. I much prefer the Ozark Trail Multiforce.

Well I've owned a Leatherman for years now use it almost daily, couldn't find it recently which sucks but it is what it is. I looked at this and others, the main interest was the insert able bits that seemed awesome to me. So to co.pare the two here's the good, their roughly the same size in bulk, the Leatherman has to open to get to the tools this one you can get to from the outside, very nice when you just want to use one of them quickly. Doesn't feel cheap, feels super solid and rugged. Has a solid stiff open and lock up but not to much. The locking mechanism is nice and convenient. The knife is sharp enough to slice paper out of the box, very well. It has spring loaded pliers which the Leatherman did not, I have no idea where the spring is, it's not visible, but it's there. Most all of the tools have a good use. Well done honestly at this price. Now the bad, the sheath isn't great and that's where it will spend most of its time, not enough attention seems to be paid to the cheaper sheaths, my Leatherman is leather and even that has worn down over the years but still does its job. This one only time will tell however does seem thinner in important areas, specifically where it goes on the belt had a similar one for a knife that broke and then becomes useless, the sides are also thinner, so I guess time will tell, but no one wants to carry their multi tool in their pocket. Other than that the tool itself seems pretty great, and looks to be able to last you some years, I hope that's the case. I'd buy it again at this price it's a no brainer.

It's a good tool. One thing to note is this unit is large, see the pictures next to my leatherman rev. This is not a pocket carry multi-tool. But I do like the locking mechanism as it works for every assesory. The knife blade is of good design and material. Seems sturdy so far. I did note that the file seems a little hard to open compared to the rest of the tools. Seems to be contacting the frame slightly.

I bought three of these multitool pliers as part of my family’s emergency preparedness backpacks for hurricane season in a flood-prone area. At this price point, it’s rare to find a multitool with this level of functionality and build quality. The locking mechanism works well and helps prevent pinched fingers, making it safer to use. The glass breaker and seatbelt cutter are essential emergency tools for any vehicle and add real value in critical situations. One of the three is specifically kept in my vehicle emergency EDC kit for quick access. The included belt holster is also convenient for carry. Overall, a reliable and practical multitool for emergency kits and general preparedness.

I almost bought a Gerber Suspension but saw many mixed reviews so decided to see what else is out there. I saw this Bibury and figured for the money it is worth a shot. It only took two days to get to me. This tool is pretty hefty and has some weight to it. All of the tools will lock in place and at first I didn't see how to unlock it and then I saw the little tab with the picture of an unlocked padlock which when pressed down will unlock the tool. The bit driver allows you to either lock it in a 90 degree angle or straight out which I thought was nice. The tools themselves seem pretty good. The saw is different than ones I have seen on other multitools in that it has a double row of teeth (crosscut) and looks like it will do the job. The knife is nice and sharp. I like that one blade is a smooth blade and then you also have a serrated blade. You can open the blades one handed although it is a little tight and maybe needs a little breaking in. The pliers are nice and they are spring loaded. unfolding the tool to use the pliers is a little tight and also needs broken in. Overall I am happy with my purchase...even with the tightness as I would rather have it too tight and super loose. Also the holster seems pretty durable. The bits go in a pouch on the side which is elastic. As long as the elastic doesn't wear out it is nice as it prevents the bit holder from falling out of the pouch. As you read this review please keep in mind I just received it and haven't had a chance to use it yet. So things could change on my review if it breaks or anything like that.

I just got this multi-tool because I've been wanting one for a while now, but didn't want to spend $$$ on one. I've tried a couple of cheaper ones and instantly returned them due to build quality. I must say this tool right here is a very nice one and feels like it too. It's hefty, none of the tools bend or wiggle (too much), the knives came sharper than expected, the case is pretty nice (though I have my doubts on the plastic belt hook over time) I highly recommend this product you definitely get bang for your buck. My only "complaint" is that the pliers aren't spring-loaded. Now that could be a good or bad thing depending. I have to say I love the tool though. Edit: (After some months of owning this item I had to drop the stars I originally gave it. The screws holding the panels in place gave out and fell out. Now the panels just kind of hang there which is not great and makes the tool hard to use. Overall the tools work just fine, but the hardware holding everything together could definitely use some work.)

Muy recomendable

Gute Qualität ,guter preis.

Not Leather man Quality, you don't pay for that too, but does it's job when needed

The BIBURY Multitool Pliers is a compact and versatile tool designed for a wide range of tasks, including outdoor activities, camping, hunting, fishing, hiking, and everyday use. Its 21-in-1 functionality, durable construction, and convenient size make it a practical and valuable addition to any tool kit. Here's what I like: Versatile Functionality: The multitool features 21 different tools, including pliers, wire cutters, a knife blade, screwdrivers, a saw, a file, and more. This wide range of tools makes it suitable for a variety of tasks, from basic repairs to more complex projects. Durable Construction: The multitool is made from 420 durable stainless steel, ensuring it can withstand the rigors of outdoor use and everyday wear and tear. Compact and Portable: The multitool folds compactly, making it easy to store and carry in a pocket, backpack, or tool bag. Lightweight: The multitool is relatively lightweight, making it comfortable to carry and use for extended periods. Ergonomic Design: The multitool features an ergonomic design, providing a comfortable grip and ease of use. Things to consider: Limited Strength: While durable, the multitool may not be suitable for heavy-duty tasks or those requiring significant force. Sharpness: The knife blade and other sharp tools require regular sharpening to maintain their performance. Maintenance: The multitool requires regular cleaning and lubrication to prevent rust and maintain its functionality. Overall, the BIBURY Multitool Pliers is a versatile and durable multi-tool that offers excellent value for its price. Its wide range of tools, compact size, lightweight design, and ergonomic grip make it a practical choice for outdoor enthusiasts, campers, hunters, fishermen, hikers, and those who need a reliable tool for everyday use. However, it's important to consider its limited strength, sharpness, and maintenance requirements before relying on it for heavy-duty tasks.

Très bonne pince multifonctions, robuste et bien finie, les outils sont variés et pratiques pour du dépannage ou du bricolage léger. Elle tient bien en main, les lames sont bien affûtées, le mécanisme est fluide et l’ensemble inspire confiance. On n’est clairement pas sur du Leatherman, mais pour le prix, on est sur un bel outil, très correct et fiable.