POXIMO EDC Multitool 5-In-1 Tactical Survival Gear with Flashlight, Lighter(No Fuel), Glass Breaker, Whistle, Cutter, Paracord, Pocket Multi-tool Kit for Camping & Safty, Gift for Dad Father

Great for keeping in the car.

This is an interesting multitool. It's got a whistle (it's incorrectly labelled as compass in one of the photos), a lighter, a knife, a flashlight, a glass breaker, and a lanyard. These are the six survival items in the 6-in-1 description. The whistle isn't terribly high-pitched, but it works. The flashlight is bright and has a flash function (one click is on, second click is flashing, and third is off). It comes with batteries installed and a spare set (it takes a trio of button cells). The lanyard is paracord, so it has multiple potential uses (look up videos for these if you don't know). The lighter is the central part of the cylinder; you'll need fluid, as it ships empty for safety; there are simple instructions on the box for filling it and for replacing the flint. It comes with three spare flints and five spare o-rings for the lighter. The knife blade is about 1.25" long, with a 1" length bevel. It's sharp enough, but it's thin and I have little confidence it could perform any serious cutting. It also has rudimentary ridges on the spine, but they're not legitimate serrations. You won't be sawing with it. I expect it would have difficulty cutting anything thicker than string. The paracord is okay, but it's not the best I've had. The glass breaker is fairly stout and doesn't have a sharp point; I've got a pocket knife with a smaller, sharper breaker that I would choose over this one. It's also concealed until you unscrew it from the whistle. That means if you need it in a pinch, like when your car is sinking, you might be in trouble. It's simply on the bottom of my pocket knife, so it's immediately available for use. Overall, this is an interesting combination of tools, but the compromises to get it to fit into this package really detracts from the suitability of each. I look at this as more of a curiosity than as a truly useful survival tool.

I love EDC (every day carry) survival gear. So I had to try this multi-tool. Overall, I like it. It's fairly heavy duty. Each of the tools fits into a single unit (so you don't have to swap in/out various different parts).Several tools in this make incredible sense. You always want to have a light, lighter and glass breaker. But those items can take up a lot of space and not many multi-tools have all of them. These are great items to put into this cylindrical pen-shaped format.The missing item, surprisingly, is a pen. This would make great sense in a multitool of these dimensions. I'd happily trade out the cutting blade for a pen (every EDC carrier has a favorite knife already, so having another blade is a bit redundant).The only other slight peeve: when you access any one item, you've now split the tool into two. It would be nice if you could screw it back together (if desired) leaving the currently selected tool exposed. This way you'd have less risk of losing it, a firmer hand grip and more leverage.

Well-packaged and ready to gift. This tool works well to keep inside your car or a camper or hiking kit.The box explains what tools are included as does each tool segment.Resembling a flashlight, the tool is multi-segmented to allow a compact design that keeps a large number of tools in a small space.Be careful…the blade tool is SHARP! I have not used the lighter segment as it requires fuel. I am not sure if the tool should keep fuel in it since the gasket may leakThe flashlight 🔦 is not high powered but will illuminate well enough in a dark space.There are additional penlight batteries included and a decent cord/lanyardIf you are a fan of multi-tools, this is a nice addition.

This is a neat little flashlight made out of high quality aluminum that does a variety of things.. The flashlight itself is moderately bright considering it's size and comes with an extra set of batteries. The batteries are not rechargeable they need to be replaced when they wear out. This can be a handy tool to take with when you're camping. This would be a good gift for that person who has everything.