Wallet Ninja Multitool Card – 18 in 1 Credit Card Size Multi-Tool for Quick Repairs, EDC Survival Gear, Bottle Opener, Camping – Cool Gadget and Stocking Stuffer – Black (5)

I love this tool! It is great to keep in a desk, car, wallet, or just in the house. I find it handy for just about anything! Great blue collar gift as well.

I'm putting together a tactical wallet. This wallet is going to consist solely of credit-card sized tools since those are all the rage these days. Before this happens, however, I should note that this is the first and most useful tool. The tool is stainless steel. And for how thin it is, it is EXTREMELY strong. I seriously can't bend the thing very easily. And unlike all the credit card-sized tools out there, this one actually has the same thickness as a real credit card, rather than 2 or 3 like some of the more high-tech credit card tools. - The teeth (the screwdrivers/hex wrenches on the bottom) can eat away at a wallet's weak points. If you use a leather wallet it will chop up the inside of the pocket you put it in. I have a different problem. I use an aluminum wallet called Wallum, which is two steel plates held together by four rubber bands with the cards in the middle. The Wallet Ninja tends to eat away at the rubber bands. - These same teeth will also hurt your fingers while you're opening a bottle with it. But it's the easiest bottle opener to access for me anyway. - The fruit peeler is useless, but the box cutter does the same job. This is kind of a last resort tool though cuz it takes forever to cut open a box with it, but it's better than nothing. - This thing has every screwdriver under the sun. The eyeglass screwdriver actually seems to work real well! And time hasn't stripped the shape either.All in all a great card, and very affordable too.

Great little stocking stuffer or ransom gift. I bough it for my husband and he has told me over and over how it is a favorite for its practicality and usability.

The Wallet Ninja Multitool Card is incredibly versatile and compact, offering a wide range of functions in a convenient credit card-sized package. I've found it to be incredibly handy in various situations, from opening bottles to tightening screws. However, I've noticed that some of the tools, such as the screwdrivers, may not be as robust as standalone tools, limiting their effectiveness for more demanding tasks. Overall, it's a useful tool to have on hand, but it's worth noting its limitations for heavier-duty tasks.

This is a universal tool that fits in your wallet. What more could you want? Okay so the build quality is extremely sturdy, and the mass amount of tools that come carved into the card are very extensive, and useful for most everyday things. I will say, the screwdrivers on the ends would be more useful if they jutted out just a little bit further, but due to form factor constraints I can see why this is how it is. It just doesn't make for a great tool when trying to unscrew recessed screws. Everything else is phenomenally functional. The gaps between each tool allow for greater maneuverability between each area of the card. The case it comes in is just as quality as the card itself. I have slipped the card in the case multiple times, and caught the side while doing so, but no damage to case has happened. I can be a little rough with my tools, so this is a win in my book.

This was a Christmas gift for a brother-in-law who's an engineer. I love that different functions are labeled and are practical. He had a big smile and raised it up for the family to see 😄

My husband loved this birthday gift! He has already used it multiple times.

What to say about the Wallet Ninja...The bottle opener works in a pinch or if you are lacking a smoker friend (with their pre-requisite chipped Bic lighter), but if you're not careful, you can hurt yourself on the "wrenches".The cell phone stand is useless and does not work. Period.The ruler is, well, a ruler. I have not had the markings lab-certified for accuracy. If you need to measure something less than 3" long, this is your go-to.Most of the other functions are likely present to simply up the function count, but don't even come close to a real tool or even a Swiss Army Knife/Leatherman in most cases. But you can't put those in your wallet now, can you?While I have not personally attempted to smuggle my Wallet Ninja onto a plane, I'd imagine leaving it absentmindedly in your wallet while going through the x-rays at TSA is a good way to get a free government-mandated groping. I have a hard time believing that it would be useful in opening the armored cockpit door or taking a hostage, however.

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I have to say this item is very good. I bought this item December 2019 and it's been in my wallet all the time since then. Luckily I only spent $1, best $1 ever spent on Amazon. $16 is pretty expensive but for what it can do, where you can take it(airplanes) it is a useful and simple gadget.

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I had no chance to try it, but it looks like it can be useful.

Good product