I miss the scissors and cork screw.
341028
I have used this spp several times.  Works well and is handy if you need that something special you forgot to bring.
2957789
I wanted a really nice looking high quality corkscrew and I was a bit dissappointed by this one.

Although it looks and feels very nice and is clearly high quality, I found the design to be lacking: If you insert the screw fully into a cork, it will not leave you enough room to use the lever to pull the cork out. So you can only partially insert the screw, which means that approximately one out of every four or five bottles will wind up with a broken cork and you will have to reinsert the screw to get out the mangled other half of the cork.

Not very impressed with this product. I'm still on the hunt for the perfect simple corkscrew.
2598212
My cordless opener worked better for 4 years. This is a simple process. However, the pin between the handle and the corkscrew fell out on the 3rd bottle. Thankfully we found it, but it that has me concerned. The foil cutter is not great either. Unsure if I'll keep it.
2831447
This would have been OK when I was a kid. Then Fiskars perfected the scissors and made these obsolete. They cut paper, but not much else. Just as good as Fiskars are the Westcott Titanium Bonded Scissors (search for that on Amazon, good price)
511928
I was so excited when this arrived today, it's the first of many items I need to start up my home salon/barber shop. I assembled it immediately, I then found that 1 screw and another miscellaneous piece was missing.

I'm going to have to go to the local hardware store to see it they have it.

I'm still excited with my purchase as it means I can provide many different types of hair treatments from home or in my client's homes, which means extra income for my family.
1751364
The box and knives are beautiful to look at, however, I felt like I was sawing through the steak rather than cutting it.  This was extremely annoying to say the least.
420373
Scissors are good. The brush has some kind of dust on it that leaves a mess. But overall it is what we needed.
773884
The Razor is great but I was missing the tool that was suppose to come in the box. I ordered 3 and all three are missing the little wrench
853132
I lost the foil cutter that came with my electric cork screw and I had hopes this would be a suitible replacement.  the llost one had a sharpended blade while this Item has serrated blades.  Does it cuts as well? No Way.  It took a lot of effort to cut through on my first attempt.
1918223
I've had a Pulltap corkscrew for years, use it roughly five times a week, and love the thing; it always works like a charm.  I decided to purchase a backup, and when I saw that a package of four was available for not much more than a single, I jumped at it.  They arrived in a timely fashion, but upon opening one of them was somewhat taken aback: While it looked almost identical to my trusty old Pulltap, there were subtle differences, the biggest being that the name "Pulltap" was NOT embossed on its shiny metal surface like it is on my original.  This new opener was somewhat cruder looking, some parts thicker, some dimensions slightly off.  Well, to make a long story short, I got only two uses out of it--one actually, because the second time I used it the screw part bent and then snapped off.  It required a pair of pliers to extricate the part that remained in the cork, after which I easily removed the cork with my trusty old Pulltap.  Hence, one star.  Now, I'll reluctantly give these guys benefit of the doubt and proceed on the premise that the first one I used was an unfortunate exception, and that the other three will function much better.  I'll update my review sometime in the future and let you know if I have better experiences with them.  In the meantime: Caveat emptor.
04/25/12 update:  Okay, #2 snapped off in a cork as well.  #3 was confiscated by the TSA for having a tiny knife in it, the loss of which wasn't terribly upsetting.  Come to think of it, the knife blade would probably snap off as well.  So, three down and one to go.
05/05/14 update: Two years have passed, and the last of these has managed to survive, although the corkscrew has started to come loose from the body, and is wobbly as hell.  I'll continue to use it intermittently, more out of curiosity than any real utility.  I keep a real Pulltap on hand as emergency backup.  I could not in good conscience recommend this set to anyone who has need of a reliable corkscrew on a regular basis.
1493761
Nice scissors. The screwdriver head and bottle opener don't seem totally useful but they don't get in the way either. I took off one star for the lack of ability to disassemble the shears for cleaning. Most kitchen shears get pretty grungy after a while if you cant take them apart.
2704888
The older model of these scissors was WONDERFUL.  I'm left-handed and they are the most comfortable scissors I've ever used.  BUT, the redesign makes them merely very good.  The latch is located such that unless I'm very careful, it gets latched while I'm cutting.  I'm finding it rather annoying to have to unlock the scissors several times when I'm in the midst of cutting something out.  They're still comfortable to use, and they can be sharpened when needed, but why, Fiskars, put the latch in such a weird spot?
1342927
Finally open the packages and realized I'm missing the middle piece to the tool (hooks)!
28541
Apon first looking at this wine key I was excited to use it at work but after opening only three I noticed that the corkscrew was damaging the corks and even broke one due to a dull point on the screw. the hinges also didn't grab the bottle that well. In all I wouldn't recommend this company's openers in the future.

The only up side was that it has a sharp knife
3298425
I wish there was a stop at the end so the knife points can't stick out.
3749259
I'm disappointed. Approximately ten years ago I owned a set of these Marples chisels which looked exactly as the one shown here (the one with the smooth, long blue handle). They were very well weighted and balanced. They were extra long for leverage and comfort. I lost them and have wanted to buy replacements for years. Now it seems that Marples has been bought out by Irwin who has reduced that wonderful woodworking tool to a cheap, lightweight, short, unbalanced "handy-man chisel" just like all those lame Stanley products I've been avoiding my whole life. It's really sad to see yet another excellent product destroyed by some CEO's lack of vision and lack of respect for his customers. I'll keep looking for a real craftsman's chisel.
3833058
I lost one of these to a worn jean pocket. The price here was about half that for the same thing at REI, where I would normally go. It's important to me to have the scissors and toothpick along with one small straight blade. I'd like this same thing slightly larger (I have an old metal one a better size but without the toothpick)