BIBURY Multitool Pro Pliers 31-in-1 Black

This is the first multi tool I've purchased that did not cost an arm or leg. This is very well made, and all tools are usable for everything they were designed for. The bit driver and interchangeable saw/file blades ad versatility to an already well made tool. All accessories lock in the open position adding a level of safety to this tool. All blades are extremely sharp out of the box. I use mine daily to adjust my gear and work on projects, the wire cutter is capable of cutting chain link fencing and also come with replacement blades. The case is well made and securely holds everything.

Best multi tool ive ever bought. Ive had leathernan, gerber. And other multi tools and this one is by far the best for every day use and price wise. Will buy another as a spare

Its big, its got all the things, plus you can get the "BIBURY Multitool Pliers Spare Parts Kit" with ALL the extra accessories to go with it. The file looks small in the picture but its the same exact size as a 'Wave' file, and it works good, both sides. Bonus is that you can detach it to sharpen the knives on the tool. Definitely larger and heavier than the 'wave', so its more of a backpack/slingbag/pouch carry multi-tool. Everything works good, everything that's supposed to be sharp is razor sharp, they sharpened the skissors after powder coating them so they cut very well. The replaceable tool holder thing seems pretty sturdy. Made a Gorilla Tape pouch to put all the parts in to store in the side pouch of the sheath so no parts escape. I don't know how you can beat this for the price. If BIBURY would make one that's 2/3rds the size, basically a size smaller than the 'wave' (just a tiny bit bigger than the Sog Power Pint) I'd pick that up for pocket carry for the same price.

I bought this as a beater to keep in my backpack when I'm on the go. The amount of times I have used the bit driver for various things is uncountable at this point. The pliers are well shaped and meet well. The tshank adapter is great because it means you can replace the file. The pouch feels quality, and the bits that are included are useful. Not sure there's much better for the price only reason it's not five stars is because deploying the pliers it feels very gritty and tight and I have oiled it a number of times and it still hasn't come out of it. I've also tried adjusting the tension and didn't fix it either.

This tool is pretty solid and of RELATIVELY good quality. I think the steel could be better, ideally, but that's not going to happen in this price range. Years ago I had an original Leatherman. That tool went with me all over the place and it was truly a quality tool. It disappeared during a fishing trip and I've never seen it again. So a few years back I bought a Leatherman Sidekick. That tool has gone nowhere with me. The quality is poor. I have rarely used it in fear that the blade will break. I figured maybe it was the price-point that made it poor quality. So I bought one of the $100 (at the time) Leatherman tools. I can't remember which one it was. Wave or one of the other upper end tools. I drove directly to the Leatherman outlet in Portland. I stood at the counter and inspected three of them before buying one. The plier pivots were loose and the quality was over-all garbage. I did eventually find one I liked but the clerk at the counter didn't care much for my efforts. The point being, Leatherman doesn't seem to care about its quality anymore and I can honestly say that my experience with Leatherman over the past decade has led me to the the conclusion that this B/Bury tool is of a better overall quality than Leatherman for 1/3 the price. The Leatherman is polished better, but beyond that, the steel and assembly are probably similar.

Good quality product

This thing is amazing. All the outside tools can be opened with just one hand, the hard wire cutters can cut through fencing with relative ease, and the cutting edges all come shaving sharp. The scissors are a bit stiff at first, but a single drop of oil onto each bushing will smooth it right up. The sheath does get a bit hard to close after a while, so I'd recommend getting an aftermarket option when you can. The replaceable cutters are a godsend. I can't tell you how many leatherman style multitools I've had to replace because the cutters dulled. I can't speak to any long term durability yet, but it's holding up great to the trials and struggles of a nomad so far. In short: it's a leatherman wave clone that's well worth the money.

I bought the black coated version of this tool because it was slightly cheaper at the time if purchase. My biggest complaint is that the actual edge if the serrated knife is actually coated as well reducing its sharpness. The plain esge knife is fine for 7cr8mov and it is a comprehensive set of tools but coating the edge of the serrated blade and the awl is just asinine. Get the plain steel version to avoid this issue at least.