ROXON16 in One Tools Hammer Multitool with Flint Stone, Replaceable Cutter, Best Camping Accessories with plier, Knife, Bottle Opener, Saw, Ruler for Men

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I have always been very critical about the design of mini multitools but immediately I saw this I knew it is a sturdy one; with no play. I would rate it as one of the best so far though I have not owned similar products since 2000 because of my concern for their folding; joints, floppy scissors and overall cumbersome look.The ROXON locking system is superb. The holder case is nicely designed to protect one from the nail puller claw head. The plastic material parts are fitting and non moving and the accurate and recessed measurement mark is a plus though I will add the 100mm mark to mine. The Phillip screwdriver is for small screws so the file shouldn't twist during use. For trade however, I will search for a screwdriver bit or adapter which I can use with the spanner hollow. It has a reasonable weight for hammer. On the whole I consider this multitool as a pleasant aesthetic, form and functional design.

I am not sure what Roxon are doing but they’re doing it right. I bought this as a gimmick and I have actually used it properly for jobs around the house. Who needs a multi tool hammer? You do. All the bits work and it’s well constructed. Roxon is starting to look a serious player in the multi tool world.

The media could not be loaded. Good handy tool. Only downside is the really loud annoying squeaky pliers. Not sure if I got a defective one or if they're all like that

Es un mal producto ya que el martillo no tiene el peso suficiente para cumplir su funcion

Jack of all trades kinda deal here.Fantastic little multi tool to have laying round “just Incase”

These hammer-style multitools are everywhere right now, with every Chinese brand you can think of churning out its own version of this model, and often-times simply slapping a new logo on a generic model and offering it as a new product.When compared to the nameless hammer multitools, the Roxon H1 Rhino Hammer Multitool is in a league of its own.Indeed, compared even to other heavy-duty multitools, the Rhino earns its keep.The only multitool I have to directly compare this Roxon model to, however, is the Gerber Dual Force, which is another niche-specific heavy-duty multitool option.Compared to the Dual Force, the Roxon Rhino is about 1.5 inches longer when the Dual Force is closed, and about 2 inches shorter when the Dual Force is opened. The Rhino is a few ounces lighter, probably owing to the ABS plastic used in the handle.The point is, it's a very sizable multitool, and probably not suited as a pocket carry for most people (I stuff it in there anyway).Thankfully, it comes with a very nice-looking and sturdy sheath. The only other included accessories are a small torx wrench for changing the wire cutters, and a set of replacement wire cutters, which are a nice addition.Overall, the build quality of the tool is good and the ABS plastic handle seems bulletproof.There is a bit of tool play (wiggling) in the locking tools such as the knife, but not enough to cause any concern. This seems to be a problem with all offerings in the hammer multitool format, and is likely not Roxon's fault.Otherwise, the various implements such as the knife perform their tasks as you would expect, and the knife came paper-cutting sharp out of the box.I have not tested the fire steel, but it's certainly hard to mess one of those up.The pliers mate nicely (they're not misaligned) and the spring functions perfectly.Perhaps most importantly in this type of multitool, the hammer head seems like it could take some abuse.Overall, I would say this tool is an excellent value for a heavy-duty multitool at 1/3rd of the price of the previously-mentioned Dual Force and an even smaller fraction of the cost of other "name brand" heavy-duty multitools.

Ich habe meinem Mann einen Wunsch erfüllt. Die Freude war groß. Dieses geniale Werkzeug hat ihm noch gefehlt 👍

Il prodotto può sembrare di discreta fattura se paragonato a multitool simili di basso costo in vendita sulla piattaforma, ma se si conoscono leatherman, victorinox e (con qualche compromesso) gerber si sarà propensi a spendere qualcosa in più per avere qualcosa che dia la sensazione di maggiore robustezza e affidabilità. Una valutazione immediata che si può fare è il peso: troppo leggero per essere un martello multitool. Questo ha un impatto non soltanto sulla percezione di qualità generale ma sulla funzionalità: utilizzare gli strumenti aggiuntivi non è pratico essendo il manico troppo leggero e tutto il peso sbilanciato sul martello. In definitiva è a mio avviso uno strumento con molte potenzialità che potrà esprimere davvero in una v2 se si avrà maggiore cura costruttiva.