Very handy tool for around the house and camping
922651
The first thing that struck me was the quality heavy duty steel it was made of, it was solid ahd not flimsy or thin.  I can't even bend any of the accessories.  I used his during camp and it came in handy from hammering the tent stakes to chopping small branches.  Best of all it was very affordable from Amazon compared to other web sites.
757200
This product is an indeed useful tool, and I recommend it. It is a helpful tool for people that do camping and hiking.
1934413
Super handy for camping, works great to find your way to the tent, then use the side light and hang it to use for in tent lighting
1978746
I absolutely love this tool, the first thing that I loved about this tool was the size, all these tools are in a tiny canvas case. This makes it great for backpacking (which I do a lot), it takes up just a small amount of space in my pack. It is also small enough to keep in your glove box or center console in your car, which is nice for emergencies.

The second thing I loved about it is that all the tools attach to the handle easily making it quick to switch from tasks.

I thought that this tool was perfect for what I needed, and would highly recommend it to any one wanting a lightweight space saving tool.
1988108
This is great for camping, or just to have in another room of your house. We use it in our room, as to not disturb others in the house, and having to run back and forth to the kitchen constantly. Great nifty thing to have. We love it. The little plug may need to be pinched the first time you use it, as it may not be open for the water to flow through. This gets used a lot.
172859
This is a nice little table that we mostly use for camping.  Can seem slightly wobbly sometimes but no big deal. I love that it folds up nicely and have a carrying handle.  Works great around the house for party's as well.
786278
I bought this shovel to take with us when we go camping. It is compact and very portable and fits nicely in our gear bag. I have used it several times to dig up the rocks that always seem to be right where I want to set up our tent. I use it around the camp fire as well for moving the coals around for cooking and I have gotten a lot of use out of the built in bottle opener!
1349359
My husband is very interested in purchasing outdoor and survival gear so I was very excited to receive this for him to try!  This extremely useful tool is good quality and comes very compact which makes it ideal for packing in a backpack for travel/hiking/camping.  It even has a strap on the back of the storage pouch that allows for attaching to the outside of a backpack.  I also enjoy that this can be fully extended or you can extend the shovel and pick halfway to have them open at the same time.  A shovel and pick are very valuable tools to have when in the wilderness.  It also comes equipped with a bottle opener, serrated ripper edge and a compass all of which are tools that can prove to be very useful as well.  Because it is all in one, this will take up less space than having each separate tool so that you have room to carry other necessities.  I am impressed with this multi purpose tool and pleased with the quality.  I received this at a discounted rate in exchange for my honest and unbiased review.  I would recommend it!
2782535
Very handy, accurate, perfect for small job around the house.
3529280
This is a surprisingly useful little tool, that fits nicely in a little pouch you can strap on your belt loop or stick in your pocket. It fastens up tight and is easy to store. The blade comes lubricated and sharp - and so it's best only to touch it by the handles. If you hold both handles together so that that chain droops below, you can angle it so it falls into the pouch, folding as it goes.

What it is: a little chainsaw chain with durable canvas handles on either end. You simply wrap the chain around a branch or small tree, and slide it back and forth with your hands. It can cut through branches surprisingly quickly - I got clean cuts on branches about 3" in diameter, in about 15 seconds. You could, likely, do a decent sized tree if you had a bit of patience.

We used it on a recent camping trick to cut branches for cooking marshmallows. It would be invaluable in a survival situation if you had to build a small shelter. It works great in the garden, and it's easy to wrap around branches that would be otherwise tough to reach with either clippers or a regular or electric saw.

A very useful tool. I was given one to try by Stunning Gadgets for the purpose of testing and review.
4728102
This is a great all-around multi-tool, which I primarily use for camping.  It's allowed us to remove several tools from our camping supply bin, and it keeps them all handy.  I don't use the included holster.  It's bulky and unnecessary since the included clip keeps it secure but readily available in my pocket.

The straight-edged blade is razor sharp, and has kept that edge after a year's worth of some light use.  The ALX's 154CM is supposedly less sophisticated steel than the S30V of the TTi, but I have so far found the blade to perform every task I expected of it.

I've found the saw is very effective when used appropriately.  You obviously won't cut down a tree, but it's great for putting a weak spot into a fallen limb that you can't quite break with brute force and are without a hatchet.

As expected with primarily camping use, I have barely used the screwdrivers for anything.  I don't keep the additional bits with me, but it is nice to know I have a basic Philips and flat head in case some of my other camping gadgets need attention.  Being very dependent on my eyeglasses, the small screwdriver gives me some security.

The ALX is one of the few multi-tools that does not have scissors, which is good.  The blades have never left me wanting scissors.  I can still cut a small patch of moleskin or gauze without scissors.

At time of purchase this was about $40 less than it's barely lighter titanium equivalent (TTi).  I only give it 4/5 because it's not the lightest tool, and instead of so many screwdrivers I would prefer to have less cost/weight/bulk or some other additional useful component.
788566
This came in so handy during a recent jam-making spree and made the task of jar filling MUCH easier than it would have been otherwise. It is one of the few tools I bought for canning that I actually used. I also make a lot of soup in the winter, and will reach for this instead of a ladle when it's time to portion for freezing.

Though you wouldn't think so from the picture, it does a pretty good job of scraping the bottom of the pot. The pour spouts are handy, and it was a cinch to wash under hot water - why anyone would complain about being unable to put it in the dishwasher is beyond me, it takes 10 seconds to do it by hand.

If I had to change just one thing about it it would be this: there is a little notch on the back for resting the spoon on a pot rim, and while it does work, it could work better. I was able to rest it on the side of the canning pot while wiping jar lids, etc., but it sort of hang down into the pot at an awkward angle. I've only used it with a large canning pot so not sure how it would work on other dishes.

Either way, I would not hesitate to buy this again.
3759822
Perfect little gadget. Multiple uses when traveling and camping.
3947097
A very handy tool to have on hand. I got more use our of this 18-in-1 tool that I thought I would need. I was putting lights up for Christmas this past weekend and used it several times for cutting open taped boxes, and even had to use this thing to tighten some bolts and screws.. Very nice and compact tool.
4184199
One of the other Scoutmasters had his out at our winter campout.  We all used it to build lean to shelters, then to cut fire wood for the weekend.  Light and sturdy but packed down small, it was much easier to use then the wire or straight camp saws.  I was so impressed i pulled out my smart phone and ordered it while we were still camping. Cant wait to use my one.
36673
Make no mistake, this is not a forever tool. It's mostly plastic and light on that to boot. But that happens to make it ideal for lugging into the urban woods to cut back fallen limbs from trails. I get a good amount of cutting out of two 20V battery packs, enough that I'm done before the tool is. And what I'm done with is maintaining trails, not lugging the saw. And the quiet operation is deeply appreciated for when the trails meander into areas of ambiguous ownership status.

All that makes it great for around the home as well. I've used this at home to cut up fallen limbs for fire wood, and to make short work of extra lumber. All with the convenience of electricity.
2016618
Great tool!  Liked it so much that I bought a  2nd one for our cabin!