Multitool, 20-in-1 Stainless Steel Multi Tool Pliers, Self-locking Pliers with Sheath-Perfect for Outdoor, Survival, Camping, Hiking

Just came today so I haven't used it yet but the action and how the tools fold out feels amazing.

Very solid high quality tools are very tight you can loosen them a bit from the end bolts. Also heavy not light weight which I love!!

For the money, this is a great tool. I own the leatherman Arc but I would hate losing it when traveling. I bought this model to replace the Arc on long travels. Excellent product for the price!

Very disappointed - when closing pliers it jams as though out of alignment . Scissors spring action does not function. Extremely stiff action to open various tools- some cannot be opened at all without an external tool- NOT ! I’m not impressed - the old adage applies - “ you get what you pay for” I would not recommend to anyone.

Nice feeling an sturdy knife is sharp

The Mossy Oak Multitool is certainly decent. The knife blade is sharp. The saw blade is exceptional. The pliers will suffice for many jobs. Kudos to them for utilizing a torx fitting for the screwdriver blades-- and they snap in too. So, the question arises; How does it stack up against the Leatherman? Is the Leatherman worth the extra hundred? The Leatherman is heavier and more substantial. The pliers are bigger. The knife blade is bigger and seems to be made with better steel. The can opener is heavier built. The scissors are larger. Taken to extremes, the Leatherman might serve you better. They've been pretty much the gold standard for a lot of years. The Mossy Oak is a very capable contender. It comes down to the question of your intended use.

I’m a US Marine this multi tool is not equal or greater than the Letterman as for the durability the plier gets broken, for I have not given the multitool the full US Marine Corps test. The convenience of all the tools and accessories that applies to anything that can be done at a minimum work capacity.

Son loves it