Camping Essentials Multi Tool Gifts for Men 16in1 Multitool Survival Gear with Hammer Pliers Saw Screwdrivers Bottle Opener Whistle Christmas

I spend a lot of time on moors and I have used this tool to great effect. Don't be put off by cheap price. A really good sturdy tool

This was a gift for my son who spends most weekends hiking and is very useful good value as a gift feels comfortable to use

Bought as a birthday gift for the other half for camping trips etc. He loved it. It's decent quality and super sharp! When I say sharp I mean it had cut through it's plastic protective sheath and almost through the box when it arrived! Luckily it comes with a proper protective sheath as I managed to nick myself on it twice just looking at it!Has a pair of pliers and small knife which is also sharp! Not too big and heavy. Great little multi-use tool! Great price too!

Good piece of kit. Brilliant for wild camping and hiking due to light weight but could get better if you normal camping

Nice little tool - can easily wear on your belt when outdoors - looks sturdy and strong

I have yet to use this, but on first impressions are that it's sturdy and a really handy bit of kit for camping

Great tool! My partner was very pleased.Axe is impressive and very sharp. It has a weight to it great for the hammer use.

Its a great 'survival/trravel' size for your grab bag. Not heavy. The pliers are good, probably the best thing on the kit accept the axe. The blade 2-3 inches straight blade, and 1-2 inch serrated apparently for 'sawing' but honestly you could not saw much with it at all - perhaps small branches (but you would snap those off anyway) or perhaps small ropes? The whistle is really terrible - seriously terrible. You can see even in the demo video on here - when the guy blows the whistle his face speaks volumes because it is so bad. It is dolls house size and pathetic. The magnesium flint is not much thicker than a matchstick and just as short - you shave it with the axe - so there is no shaver with it. It is tiny. So the 'screwdriver' - the three heads you get with them seem delicate and they sit in the hole via a magnet. not sure you could put too much pressure behind screwing before the head spins of falls off - but apparently if you open the pliers to a certain position it locks it in - couldn't work out how to do this - so perhaps it does 'lock' ? The axe is fantastic - really. If you need to cave out a soil/sand/rocky/ solid ground to create a dig out - this would do it - it has an straight edge for the most of it but just at the bottom is a tiny serrated edge to it - very useful for gripping and pulling down stuff. I'd say for light camping / light exploring this is value for money and would do the small jobs needed. But for long expeditions or deep off grid survival I cant see it being practically applicable. I would definitely buy it as a gift, I would definitely take it camping or have one handy in the car.