Dimension 9 9-Function Multi-Purpose Tool Knife

Nice little multi-tool pocket knife.Lots of options and a reasonable price.The monogram is nicely done.All tools work, the only complaint I have is that they are rather hard to get out sometimes, even when a small amount of lubricant was applied.Hopefully time will change this

Given the low price, this is an OK knife, provided you don't need to depend on it for anything serious - especially anything that would apply torque to the frame. Appearance is nice, but build quality and metal is marginal. I worry about how well the wood sides will hold up. Some of the tools work, some not so much. All tools are hard to open, as many have stated. There are more tools than are listed in the description, but only one real knife blade. Perhaps they counted the can opener (not listed) as a knife blade.Here's a rundown of the tools:Knife blade is thin and too flexible for my taste - just semi-sharp, thus dangerous. A sharp knife is actually safer, so sharpen it.Saw blade is pretty useless and if you open it, the scissors move into its slot so it's hard to close. Maybe it would scale fish.Scissors work but I had to bend the spring to get them to open adequately.Bottle opener with flat screwdriver will work as bottle opener, but screwdriver blade is too round so I had to file it square. Where the screwdriver is mounted is a weak point, so don't apply too much torque.The can opener can be made to work if you're careful and persistent, but the blade was not sharpened at all. Sharpening might help, but I didn't try.The Phillips screwdriver (about a #1 size) is adequate and well enough secured in the frame to loosen a somewhat tight screw.The blade that's shaped like a Swiss Army knife reamer/stitching awl leads me to think that the maker copied the shape but didn't know what the blade was for. There's no stitching eye and the blade is cut flat with no edge at all, so it's not a reamer, and it's too dull at the point to pierce leather.The nail file works pretty well.The corkscrew on mine is oddly shaped - the point actually bent back toward the knife frame, so it couldn't pull itself into a cork. I was able to bend it a little and can force it into a cork, but I haven't bent it far enough for fear of breaking the point.Overall it's worth the price if you don't demand much from a knife. If you really use a knife heavily, pay for something better that will take the strain.

Arrived quickly. Nice wood, and my name engraving looks good. Typical chintsy grade of steel, thin tiny blade, better saw blade. Those ant the bottle opener are functional. The rest of the tools are basically useless. These philips screwdrivers are fragile and break. The can opener is nonfunctional. The scizzors and cork screw are of no use to me.Got it basically as a curiosity.I sharpened the knife blade, so it can perform very light duty cutting.

I bought this for my 13 y/o daughter and she likes it. It was hard to find something with the right amount of tools. Most have 14+ and would be much too bulky, and I wanted to make sure she had scissors & a saw, so this was the perfect balance. She has minor difficulty getting some of the tools out, but she's got two stubborn parents, so that doesn't bother her none, because she also got my patience. Everything seems sturdy, decent quality, especially for the low price. I wish there was a custom option for the engraving though, but that's ok. I recommend this knife; it's the perfect size.

This is a well made multi-purpose tool (similar to swiss army style) is a birthday gift for my 11 year old. I love him very much, and wanted a gift that was a little different. Hopefully, something that he hangs onto longer than an xbox game. When it arrived, I was impressed by the quality and finish. The knife has a little "heft" to it, feels solid in my hand, so I'm sure sturdy enough for him.The monogram turned out really well. I will buy more of these as gifts for my other boys for Christmas!

I just bought a second one because the first was good but I lost it. The knife is sharp when bought but I still recommend sharpening it. When my second one arrived I cut my finger open but that just goes to show the quality of the knife. The only complaint is opening specific tools. To even get the scissors out you must first remove every other tool next to it

My younger boys have joined the Wild Explorers Club and they were wanting a Swiss army style pocket knife to go in their Adventure packs. These are excellent for them. The knife on this is a little sharper than Swiss Army brand. There are tons of tools for them to use. They really like them. I’m surprised at the quality given the low price.

Got this for my sons birthday, he used it to open the rest of his presents, not very sharp but that's an easy fix. The knife feels solid, the knife looks great, if I have a complaint it's that it came in a zippy bag instead of a gift box. I am very happy with this knife and so is my boy.