Ruike Camping Knife Keychain Small Pocket knife for Men Women Gifts 6 in 1 Multi Tool 12C27 Cool Steel Stainless Mini Portable Keyring Knives EDC knives Set Hunting Fishing Utility Outdoor Gear S31

Hervorragend verarbeitet und sehr scharf, es wackelt nichts. Hat für die Größe sinnvolle Werkzeuge und ist gut am Schlüsselbund zu befestigen.

Ottimo coltellino, non vi aspettate di fare bushcraft!!!! E' un piccolo gadget ma può essere molto utile quando non si hanno delle forbici una lama un apri bottiglie o un piccolo giravite piatto, inoltre ha una lama per tagliare cavetti. Direi che in tasca te lo dimentichi ma può rivelarsi molto utile. Ottima fattura e robustezza. Lo consiglio a chi non vuole coltellini pesanti che ciondolano nelle tasche e danno fastidio.

Discret et efficace couteau de poche. Je l'utilise au quotidien depuis des années et il m'a dépanné de très nombreuses fois. Un petit nettoyage / huilage de temps en temps, c'est tout ce qu'il demande. Le tranchant résite, bien qu'il soit souvent mis à l'épreuve. Il est d'une taille idéale - peu fréquente - pour servir de porte-clé et permet des choses que bien des couteaux plus petits sont incapables de faire (notamment les petits Victorinox compacts). Le coupe-ceinture est idéal pour ouvrir des gros colis. Je recommande ce modèle (qu'on trouve en plusieurs variantes , 1, 2 ou 3 lames et couleurs ou matériaux) chez plusieurs fabricants (RUIKE et Böker notamment).

I went through a period where folding knives and multitools couldn't be heavy and mean enough. Now, I have rediscovered the simplicity and quality of the Swiss Army Knife. I was curious about this clone because it seemed to be the perfect size, falling between the tiny "rambler" (on the left) and the larger "waiter" on the right, both of which I keep on my desk. To the right of the waiter, I have added a "Compact", which is the more common 91mm. This Ruike, however, seemed to be an ideal in-between size: a bigger and sturdier knife and scissors than the rambler, but still smaller than the relatively small waiter. I am not disappointed. It has a lot in common with Swiss Army Knives: it looks and feels well-made and sturdy, it has a satisfying "snap" when you open or close it, it doesn't wobble, and it is sharp out of the box (although not as sharp as a Victorinox). It is heavier, even than the waiter, and because its three tools open to the same side, it is also fatter; however, there is a case to be made for a little more heft in the smaller knives. We'll see how it stands up to the ruthless abuse it gets at my desk (ie, cutting paper and the occasional hangnail), but I am pleased with it so far.

As a multitool aficionado, I came across this beauty by just typing "pocket knife with scissors". It didn't have many reviews at a time but looked very nice and the price point was great, so I decided to pick it up. The tool came smaller than I expected but not too small to fit in my hands and not too big to be on a keychain. Tool selection is well thought out and more than enough for everyday carry in your pocket. Blade is made of better steel than what you usually see on the Swiss/SAK. Obviously thicker and more durable. I really like the Scissors here because it's way easier to deploy and also personally they cut better than the SAK's (probably on par with the 91mm SAK scissors but definitely way better than the Swisstool Spirit's, you'll know what I'm talking about if you have a Spirit yourself). Lastly, one of my all time favorite tool combos, the flathead screwdriver - belt cutter - bottle opener. I have a Victorinox SAK Manager that has almost the same tool integration like this one, but Ruike does a better job here. Bottle opener works great and the flathead is meant to use on medium sized screws. I never had a chance to test the belt cutter, but it works wonderful on ropes. In the photos you can see other tools laying next to each other for size comparison (from left to right: Gerber Dime, Ruike S31, Victorinox Fieldmaster, and Leatherman Wave+). I love them all and they are good for different purposes but man, the Ruike does stand out compared to other well known brands. What it has to offer, it does very well in every category. I swear I can talk about this beauty all day. Overall, such a well made little gadget to have. I can't believe how underrated this company is because they're not that well known in the EDC community. Such a big surprise from a Chinese company because there are so many trash ones out there that I don't trust lol. Now I'm inclined to buy more of these to gift my family and friends.