Prepara Fruity Multi-use Fruit Tool, 1.35 x 6.15 x 1.38 inch, Green

This is a very clever idea - a bartending swiss army knife. We get pretty intense with the cocktails in my house and use all of the tools this gadget boasts pretty regularly. Overall I don't regret buying it but it doesn't serve all the needs I had hoped. If it had been more than $20 I'd be pretty peeved but for the price, it's fine. I wouldn't necessarily buy it again though - I'd search for a better quality/more expensive one.Below is a little review of what components work well and not so well to help you decide if it's worth it for you.The Notably Good:The main juicer: the big green guy that makes up the bulk of this tool works great for large citrus. If I had to juice more than a couple of grapefruit or oranges at a time, this would not be my go to but it works well enough for making a couple of cocktails.The zester also works really well. This is one of the items I was most excited about so my kitchen zester stops going missing. It handles citrus and whole nutmeg without issue.The two tools when you need to core a berry or apple. They work nicely on small and large fruit, though I'd happily give up the large on to make more room for a useful knife (see below).The Disappointing:The knife - I really wanted this to be big enough to cut a lemon or lime in half and this guy is barely big enough for a large strawberry. It's also so small that it's hard to get a good blade on it. I wish they would have taken away the large core tool and just gave us a bigger knife. That would have been SO useful but we still need to keep a small kitchen knife in the bar area. Total bummer.The peeler - man this is terrible. I'm not sure what the thought was here. Just throw it in to make it a multitool and not care if it breaks off after the first use? We literally haven't used it because we could feel it starting to bend with just a little pressure applied to the skin of the lemon and didn't want to break it. This component is an absolute waste of space.

Other than you might want to lubricate the joints where things rotate it is nice piece of equipment to have. A little bulky but to have some much in one spot not bad.

I've tried all of the tools and overall I think this was a great purchase. I was able to throw away some of my kitchen tools. However I still had to keep my peeler. I found the peeler to be difficult to use as it kept folding into the tool during use. Also the cherry pitter is a bit hard on the fingers for me after a few cherries so I might keep my multiple cherry pitter tool.

Very helpful tool for any serious bartender looking to scale down his tool kit. All of the tools are sturdy and well made. Some tools are a little short to accurately use them in a fast pace, but it’s better than digging through a drawer for them.

I purchased this item for a small bar hoping to save space if I would have purchased each individual element. I regret the choice, partly because the multi-tool is hefty and clumsy to use, but mostly because the fruit peeler is useless. It is, as advertised, only a "soft fruit" peeler so it would certainly not work with citrus fruits, which of course are the most likely fruits you'll want to peel in a bar. I'm not sure it would even work on soft fruits though. Mine (see picture) just opening it the first time when I pulled it out with my fingers because the pull arm is too small for my not-large fingers. It is barely more than a few sheets of tinfoil thick. Why they did not include a serviceable citrus peeler, let alone a flimsy soft fruit peeler, is beyond me. I'm not sure what to do with mine. It will likely end up in the junk drawer or

Got this for my fiance who is a chef, and he loves the variety of garnishing tools, with the "pocket knife" style. A must have

Gave it as a christmas gift to someone that does a lot of home bartending. It went over really well. They said they had never seem anythinh like it.

This is the perfect multi tool for upping your cocktail game. Does everything you could possibly need to do to fruit.

Nice to look at and is a decent concept but it is poorly made for the knives and other cutting edges.