Maerd Multitool, 19in1 Stainless Steel Multi Tool Pliers with Nylon Sheath

I have had my multitool for nearly two years and after using it every day it’s still like new. I am a builder do it does get used a lot. Used to use leatherman . The leatherman when I sharpen the knife it does not hold a sharp edge like my maerd does, and the blade has not worn like the leatherman. Definitely buy another, super value for money . Recommend to anyone . Very well made .

Fabulous multi tool , this is the second one I have bought to give as a present , you carry on your waist belt as it’s size allows this and not to heavy or bulky , good quality stainless steel very thoughtful made with just about every tool you would need to get out of a fix, it’s lockable, no Stiffness in releasing the required tools they open out with ease , a very functional tool every one should have this little gem , I can’t recommend highly enough , a great present, and price wise is exceptionally good value .

This is not a cheap knock-off of other, more well-known multitools, but a beautifully made knife in it's own right, made at an excellent price. It is literally a toolkit on your belt. Sadly, due to the appalling overreach of the legal system in the UK, you can't carry this all day, every day on your belt where it belongs, unless you are actually conducting an activity where the tool may be required. Tradesmen and people who are out at work will find this tool to be a useful addition to your toolbox and everyone who has one finds innumerable uses for it. You will not be disappointed with this item.

Got it for my husband's birthday. It is pretty heavy, looks very durable. It is about the size of a small phone, so fits pocket nicely. 6 months and counting

Great item to keep with you. It has everything you need for emergencies. Scissors, screwdrivers, penknife, saw etc

Very well made. As good as my leatherman and gerber multitools. Good value.

Great multitool. I wanted a set of hex bits for my Leatherman Wave, that I've had for years, but was able to buy this complete set for less than just the Leatherman hex bits!! No brainer and the Maerd P11 is a very acceptable multitool. The Leatherman sits in my man drawer now. The Maerd is my first choice.

This is not UK legal… the blade locks into position so therefore it’s a lock knife. This is the reason for 3stars Other than that, everything is good material, sturdy but not sure longevity with hard use!

I've been eyeing this multi-tool for a while and then it finally went on sale, $15 off. It has one of the best scissors and saw that I have seen on a multitool. I like the fact the pliers have springs and the wire cut blades are replaceable.

I have a good collection of multi tools by the big names but think this tool is very solidly built in a compact package with a couple of innovations- the folding nut wrench is very unique and it has an excellent and usefully sized set of sheers that work well. The blade is excellent and very sharp out of the box. I would have preferred a 1/4 in bit driver with exchangeable bits but the Philips bit is strongly build and useful. This is very good price value in a solid compact tool.

Effective tool with many options. Offers many possibilities in compact use. Good value for the price. I've bought at least 3 in past couple of years and keep one in each car.

If you’re looking for a great EDC multi tool this one seems to get the job done. I haven’t had mine long but hoping to see if this proves to be long lasting. So far, I’ve used the knife to shave wood, however, I did sharpen my blade before hand. I’ve used the Phillips head for access the battery slots for my sons toys. I’ve even used the flathead to tighten handles on my ladies cookware. I take pretty good care of things I own so we’ll see how this holds up after a few years. Although the tool seems awesome now, I wished it came with a genuine leather case. It comes with a nylon which I know won’t hold up to the friction I endure during work.

it is a little wobbly when testing for a strength ,