13-in-1 Multi tool keychain / Stainless steel bottle opener / Outdoor gear hand tool

I love what I have tried out so far! I received my multi tool 3 days ago and since then I have been actively looking for ways I could use it.First off, I really like how small the this tool is. It fits on my key chain and takes up no more room than any of my other keys do.I have used the bottle opener, nail puller, flat-head screw driver, Phillips screw driver, nail puller, box opener, 1" ruler, 10mm wrench and 14 gauge bicycle spoke wrench.- The ruler and bottler opener work as one would expect so I'm not going get into any detail about them.- The nail puller works decent. It works better if the nail is by an edge so you can get more leverage to pull it out. If the nail is in the middle of a wall, it will start to pull it out just fine but the tool needs something to wrest under it to pull the nail all the way out (my finger didn't work as a wrest for the the nail I attempted to remove out of wood).- The flat-head screw driver worked great on removing and tightening my light switch covers. The Phillips screw driver works ok, but not as well as the flat-head and requires more force inward before I could loosen my door knob plate.- The box opener works really well for slicing through heaver tape like one would encounter on a package from Amazon. It is not sharp enough to function as a letter opener though.- 14 gauge spoke wrench tightened my kid's bike spokes no problem.- The function I was the most skeptical about was the wrenches. I used the 10mm wrench on my kid's bike and it took the nut off and put it back on surprising well.As mentioned before, so far I am really happy with my purchase.

I like this thing, I mostly use it as a bottle opener, but the other tools will 'work'. The main issue is that the bottle opener itself isn't that great, it typically takes a few attempts to get a bottle cap off.

So the thing with multi tools is they seem meh until you really need them. I find myself using my tool mostly for opening the ridiculous amount of Amazon boxes I receive each week though I also got it for when I might need to open bottles or work with screws when I have nothing else.My biggest suggestion is to make the blade for opening boxes a little sharper. Sometimes packing tape has fibers running through it or has been double taped and if the tape starts to bunch then the tool doesn't cut well. Other than that it's been great and looks and feels high quality

Pros:1) Not as distracting in your pocket as you'd think, all the corners are nicely rounded and softened so nothing pokes you.2) Bottle cap opener works well, albeit a little awkward to use if you have a lot of keys on your ring3) Nail head pryer works good and so does spoke tightener.Cons:1) The flathead screw driver head is hard to use, would probably be better served if one end of the nail head pryer was a little longer then the other. Also it'd work better if a little sharper, granted that then might make it a little more uncomfortable in the pocket, so maybe not.2) I don't get the 1" measurement. There are 24 ticks which is very weird. I feel like there should be a more standard 16 or 8 ticks.3) For the nut tightener/loosener, it'd be easier to use if the notches were longer.

Pretty useless. No sharp enough to cut tape. Screw driver heads too close together, so difficult to use to unscrew anything. Bottle opener too small to actually open a cap, especially if you have it on a key ring.

I have basically two uses for a keychain multitool - 1) opening packaging (amazon boxes, toys for my kids, removing tags from clothing, etc) and 2) opening bottles. On my main keychain I have a Gerber Shard which I absolutely adore. I needed a tool for another set of keys that I have and decided to give this one a try both to try something new and because it looked flatter than the Shard in the photos. Unfortunately, this tool pales in comparison to the Shard and I cannot recommend it for my two major use cases.Opening packages is what a use a tool for 95% of the time and 5% or less of the time I use it to open a bottle. The Boar tool sucks pretty badly at opening bottles and sucks *really* badly at opening packaging. The box opener is extremely blunt and rarely, if ever, actually cuts tape or packaging. When opening amazon packages I have to apply a lot of force and it's basically just pushing the tape out of the way. It's completely ineffective at cutting string, removing tags, etc, anything that requires cutting. The Shard, on the other hand, is much sharper and cuts through tape, string, cardboard and even those paper swimming pool wristbands that my kids sometimes get with ease. The bottle opener on the Boar works ok, but it's on the wrong side of the keychain so you have to move all your other keys out of the way. The Boar tool is also a bit bigger than I expected and ultimately adds more size and weight to my keys than the Shard even though the shard has a bend in it.

I'm one of those guys that always likes to have a tool at the ready, and the Boar is just what the doctor ordered. I added it to my keychain and have already discovered an array of uses in just one week of owning the product. I used it to install my new van license plates (bolt tool), adjust the sights on my rifle (flathead screwdriver), and pry something out of a crack it was stuck in. It didn't really add much bulk to my keychain (just like another small key). My only sugestion (albeit small) is that the small hole meant to attach it to the keychain needs to be a little bit larger to fit my oversized ring. My easy fix for that was to attach it to a very small ring first which provides a little more dexterity when I use the tool anyway. I love that it travels fine on the airplane...another added bonus! Go ahead...you know you need this!