Claw - The World's Smallest Multitool with Tons of Features [Including Bottle Opener | Flint Striker | Screwdriver | Can Opener | Box Cutter | Staple Remover] Genuine Claws Sold Only By MALBORO & KANE

I was hesitant about buying this because many people says it's really hard to use. Well I bought it and I don't regret it, this tool it's really tiny but still very useful. I decided to watch the official videos on YouTube and then I realized that most people use it wrong, you have to use the ring of your key ring (sorry for the redundancy) as a lever to make it work correctly. I truly like this tool and think it's very useful. If you decide to buy it just look for the official Marlboro & Kane video on YouTube and you'll be able to use it the right way, at least that's what I think.

I resent myself for falling for this very expensive gimmick. The quality of build is not what is shown in the photos. As many have shared here, it is actually too small to use easily -- I think you must have a separate dedicated keyring on this -- and nothing else -- to make it actually useful. On my keyring, next to other actual keys, it is cumbersome and clumsy to use, and I am generally pretty good with my hands. I wanted this mostly to help open packages and cut tape on amazon boxes -- it is basically worthless for this task.

My son had this on his wishlist, so I ordered it for him. I was surprised at how tiny it was, but he knew what the size was and was very excited to get it. It fits nicely on the keychain, not bulky, and is a very handy tool!

Very small, but works with some practice and a few attempts each time.

This is probably the most useless multitool I’ve ever bought, it simply doesn’t work. With that being said, it has a certain coolness factor to it and I bought two because it fits perfectly on the Swiss Army key rings. For me it’s more of a fob than a useful working tool.

Today I bought a package of trail mix--one of those really tough, almost leathery welded plastic zip-lock bags, which encourages you to tear it open. Except that when you tear it, the path of the tear never ends up right. If I'd had a knife, or even better, scissors, I'd have been fine. But without either, I was just trying to pull the bag open, which was failing miserably.Then I remembered my Claw. I was able to use it to start a new tear, and then to extend that tear in a controlled fashion, resulting in a good tear that meant the bag could be re-closed as intended.I can't complain. It solved my problem.

It looks like a good idea until you get the thing. The item is so small that it doesn’t do anything. Good luck opening a beer, it will never happen I wish I could have my money back.

For a bottle opener that is extremely cheap and easy to carry, I really like this thing. However, you have to realize that it's size means it's not going to have as much leverage as a traditional bottle opener. It does work, don't get me wrong, but you need to maneuver and position yourself in a way that it will work.The quality and durability of the product is not in question at all, but more so the technique of using it. You need to get used to it.

A total loss of money😤😡🤮

Don't normally leave reviews and after reading some on this products I was apprehensive about ordering, however the product is a genuine marlboro and Kane claw.Small so it's not the easiest bottle opener in the world but it does do what's intended for. Made of titanium as stated and is extremely well machined with rounded of edges and seems very strong.Would order one again if I misplaced this one.

Bung it on your keyring, you don't even notice it, but you will be surprised how often you use it for even the simplest of little things. And yes it does open bottles as well.

Terrible - far too small to open any bottle, and not sharp enough to work as a box cutter. I really don’t see what use this flimsy scrap of metal has and I regret the money I wasted on it.

Bit small and fiddly but, it does work. Pulling on the attached ring is a little bit hard on the finger though!