BIBURY Multitool with Pocket Knife, 19-in-1 Stainless Steel Pliers with Scissors, Self-locking Multi tools with EDC Sheath for Home, Camping, Hiking, Survival, Gifts for Men, BI2038A

Well made with quality as good as the major brand. Comes with a pocket clip & case (which the major brand stopped including on most of their line) Buying these two items separately would cost more than this multitool. Uses full size double ended bits unfortunately no #2 Philips but that can be swapped out. No space in the case for a bit extension

This is a really nice little tool. Very solid, knives are sharp, pliers are precise. My kitchen drawer had been collecting some randomized essentials - razor knife, pliers, screwdriver.... I wanted to tidy that up, so got this to replace all the loose screwball junk in a small, tidy package that can handle all those basic tasks. In most cases, this can handle that level of "need a screwdriver" jobs, without turning things into a real project. Very satisfied.

Background: Im a home owner, son, uncle, husband, which means I am the person people ask to trouble shoot anything that sudden stops working. With the help of YouTube and effort, I can often fix most problems alongside my tool box. I am not someone who uses tool to make money, like a tradesman. Im a dude who likes tinkering, trouble shooting, and problem solving (and avoid being ripped off). I start this review by saying that for perspective: if you are out in a ranch or outdoors putting hours of use, perhaps your experience with this tool will be different. Things worth highlighting specific to Bibury 19 in 1. - $23. Are you kidding me?! This is insanely well priced when it has a sale (currently $29.99). Forget the warranty, I can buy 6 of these instead of paying for shipping and waiting without a multi tool for a warranty repair. - Comes with a tool clip for FREE. Why is this not the standard???? I can absolutely pocket this tool, but I will admit I prefer to use a smaller multi tool in my pocket when I am taking the wife out or at the bar. I prefer the Skeletool or the Roxon KS28E, which are more slim and pocketable. - The sheath is incredible simply because it has a clip so that if you are beltless you can still clip to your pants/shorts/molle webbing. I don’t know why Bibury does not advertise this in their photos, this is absolute huge. - Opening the plier handles is smooth. I used a Torx bit to tighten them until the outside tools (knife/serrated/file/saw blade) could not be open one handed, and there was a lot of resistance to opening the handles into the open plier position and work them for about 20 minutes, opening and closing them before loosening them in order to grind away some metal and wear them in. I can now flick this multi tool open with one hand (Eat your heart out $230 Arc lovers). Tool features to discuss: The plier head is buttery smooth. I didn’t have to wear them in at all. They fall open at the handle out of the box. Detent bit driver > Proprietary LM bits. Throw a 6mmx1mm magnet in it and it’s ready to accept 1/4 bits. Klein sells Detent drivers that can fit without magnet modifications. Knife/serrated blade is razor sharp. I’ll slice through cardboard boxes easily. Non spring loaded Pliers have replaceable cutting blades and easily outperform my LM skeletool. Those small Scissors cut zip ties like it’s nothing. It cuts through my standard paracord like it’s nothing. It cuts through clam shell plastic packaging with some modest effort. Can opener actually does a really good job. I often use a manual rotating can opener in the kitchen, but decided to give this a shot and not a painful experience at all surprisingly. things worth mentioning, and other recommendations. - Like the LM Wave and Wave+, you can still absolutely pinch yourself when manipulating the pliers if not careful (Scenario: You are gripping on a bolt with all your strength and turning it, suddenly the grip slips and the plier handles close down on your bare hands, pinching your palm). If this concerns you, look at the Walmart Ozark Trail Multi force which inverted the outside tools to give enough gap to avoid this from accidentally happening. It has not happen to me but It can if I am careless. If Im using that much force on a bolt, Im using my Knipex or Cobras. - There are brands that have replaced the large file with large outside shears. If you want to access large scissors as an outside tool over a file in this multi tool style/weight class, look at the SQT 20 in 1 (2048) / Bibury 22 in 1 (5 BI2038B). - There are brands that have replace the pliers with the larger “LM free series” plier heads that are supposed to be more tough, look at: SQT 20 in 1 (2048) / Bibury 22 in 1 (5 BI2038B) - This is about 1 oz heavier than the LM Wave and Wave+. I dont care about that one bit. Summary: My use of any multi tool is for convenience, something that can be carried for a project and avoid a trip to the toolbox or lugging around a 5-10lb tool tote. I consider all Multi tools no matter the brand to be intended for light-moderate use. I don’t care what multi tool brand you own, I have hand tools made in Taiwan capable of outperforming your fanciest multi tool pliers/blades/scissors/files. That is the nature and trade off of all multi tools, jack of all trades master of none. My most used features are: Pliers, knife, serrated blade, file, and scissors. I find this tool does everything I could need for what it’s intended for. This is an absolute banger. Let’s clear the air. This is a multi tool that is nearly identical to the LM Brand Wave+, created after the patent expired. I have no issue with this as patents expire for the benefit of the consumer and to promote innovation, eg the LM free series. This is a not USA made tool, (and neither are 99% of your LM/SOG/Gerber tools) and I don’t lost a bit of sleep over it. If this bothers you, stop reading and pay the premium for your multi tool of choice.

As a mobile technician i use this every single day. Its great and I love it. Its light weight so you barely notice its hanging on your belt. The blade is decently sharp and the saw is also. Only reason its a 4 star is I had the knife blade break on me today and im waiting to hear back from BIBURY

WOW! Honestly that's all that needs to be said. I am very impressed by the quality of this tool at this price point! I watched a lot of online reviews before purchasing, so I was hopeful, but this thing really lives up to the hype! It feels rock solid and very sturdy in hand. I used it right away with some DIY tasks over the weekend, and I was thoroughly impressed. Looking forward to carrying this for a few weeks and really putting it through it's paces! I will absolutely be looking into some other Bibury multitools, as I'm not convinced of the quality!

As always product is well worth the money. Very durable and the size is what i needed.

This thing is practically a Leatherman Wave with a few key differences. 1.) The pivot for the knife is so tight on the tool I received that it can just barely be deployed one-handed. It's so stiff that it requires repositioning your thumb partway through to achieve better leverage and generally feels unsafe. That said, if I could find a second T15 torx bit laying around here, I could probably get that loosened up and oiled. 2.) The bit driver (kind of) accepts standard 1/4" bits. The actual bit holder is very deep set to accommodate the double-sided bits that ship with the product. These bits use a spring-loaded ball bearing to stay in place rather than a magnet, so if you want to use a normal bit you already own, there's nothing to hold it securely in place and it's not likely to protrude from the holder as far as you would want. It kinda looks like a regular bit wearing a turtleneck. The real dealbreaker for me here is that a #2 Phillips head, by far the most commonly needed size in my line of work, isn't included among the accessory bits. Since I can't use my own bits, and there's no #2, I gotta send this thing back. 3.) There's a solid micro flathead screwdriver instead of the reversible micro flathead/Phillips bit on the Wave. Honestly, the only people who will miss this are the ones who use the Phillips for glasses screws, or those that are prone to using this tool for prying and end up snapping the (conveniently replaceable) Leatherman micro bit. Otherwise, this tool feels very solid and generally impressive. Besides the blade, the entire toolset deployed well and seemed like good quality. It would be a great value for the money and a genuine rival to a proper Leatherman if the top two issues were addressed.

I loved this multitool till my bag was stolen. I just got the Shall version which is a bit smaller but same great quality !!!! The Chi Knee make ‘a’ hell of a multi-tool now. Even though they copied Americas homework. Letherman’s vest designs were done over 50 and 70 years ago !!!