GeekeyMulti-tool | Original Key Shaped Pocket Tool | Stainless Steel Keychain Utility Gadget | 16+ Tools | TSA Safe Multitool | Gift for Christmas, Men, Women, Valentine's, Birthday, Father

Very versatile. Easy to use screwdriver and other tools. Good sharpness and size. Love that there’s a pipe tho I’m not sure how easily it can be cleaned. Seems like you’d need a small business to run functionality.

It's so easy to keep this obviously durable and somewhat functional little gadget hanging nearby that more likely than not it will come in highly handy someday.

Handy little multi tool to carry on a keyring. Conveniently applicable for many small tasks one commonly encounters. Like the overall size and durability of fabrication.

Love this multi tool! I have used it in a pinch in so many different ways it’s hard to even make a list… but here goes:•Trimming Skateboard griptape•Remove/install license plates•Wire stripping•Dashboard trim removal•Box opener•Fingernail cleanerAnd those are just the ones that came to mind! I’m sure I’ll use it for some other strange task any second now!There’s even a pipe! Though I personally have no need for that.

The size is perfect, fits well on a keychain, and has proven useful many times.

Cool little key. Comes with lots of “tools”, convenient when on the go and it’s small enough to fit in your pocket.

I love this tool, but would like to suggest a few improvements.1. The pipe is really a waste of space for those that don't smoke. Sure, it's fun conversation piece, but that's about it. The bowl really takes up a lot of valuable space and it is a redundant hexagon wrench. Because of the pipe, the whole key is probably a little thicker than it needs to be. Suggestion: Create a version without the pipe. Maybe instead of the pipe, you could put a small retractable blade, or a LED light there. Or even a whistle.2. Redundancies: I already said the hexagon wrench that serves as the pipe bowl is redundant--there already are hexagon wrenches elsewhere. The hexagon driver hole on the other side of the bowl is also redundant.3. Would be nice to etch a few numbers into the protractor, especially common angles like 45, 30, 60, 22.5, etc... line the 90 degree corner up against the very edge of the tool. The edge of the proctor should also line up with an edge--that way I could actually use the protractor and a pencil to mark an angle on a piece of paper or a piece of wood etc. Look to a speed square for inspiration on how to do this.Please please please, consider making a non-smoker's version, with (a) mini-speed square instead of protractor, (b) LED light instead of 1/4 inch bit driver. I would buy it again if you did this!!!

was the first gift opened and everyone was finding a use for it as we opened all the other gifts!