Lever Gear Toolcard Pro with Money Clip - 40 in 1 Credit Card Multitool. Sleek Minimalist Stainless Steel Wallet Card and Money Clip - Bead Blast Silver …

I regularly carry a Victorinox Swiss army knife, or if I have my backpack a Leatherman or similar (have various multi-tools).None of these are designed to turn or hold hex bolts and nuts, which is why I bought this particular tool card. Used it day two of ownership to prevent a nut from turning while I tightened down the bolt with pliers, worked a treat with no issues. I had pliers but needed them for the bolt, so without the Lever toolcard, no fix. Note, you should really only use spanners on bolts to avoid damage to them or yourself but this was an impromptu repair. What it's meant for.This product is seriously well made and I can't fault it's manufacture. It provides the basic ability to tighten various screws and as previously mentioned can turn hex bolts and screws of various sizes but not nasty rusted on one's as there's no ability to apply serious torque to them. There are short metric and imperial rulers marked out on the tool, again of use in the right circumstances. I used it to identify the correct length screws when sorting out flat pack furniture fittings at work (no tape measure handy). There are also markers for 45° 60° etc. again useful in the absence of proper measuring tools. All these markings are laser printed and will deteriorate with age and wear and tear. I'd like to see them embossed into the tool but that's a minor criticism. I bought my Lever toolcard with the optional money clip but it's not seen much use yet. Having this fitted stops you putting the toolcard in a wallet or cardholder but it's easily taken on and off once you perfect how to. Have fun with that! You need to remove the money clip to use the open ended hex fittings.For the sheer volume of features this item has you should really watch the product videos on YouTube before deciding whether or not it's of use to you and worth buying. At nearly £30 with the money clip it's not cheap but I'm glad I purchased it. There are lots of cheap alternative items out there that are poor quality and don't do the job they say they can. Buy this, or buy nothing. Oh, and this has a minimalist string cutter but no sharp edges or blades, use a knife 🔪 if you need to cut something.

This is a very sturdy tool.Fits perfectly in the wallet, together with the bank cards - if you are using it without the clip.I am using it as a clip open wallet, so my cards and cash are actually held by the clip.The only issue is that the clip will hold only 4-5 cards + cash. After this thickness you'll run into issues, as the clip is not high enough to form a thicker gap.Please bare in mind that it will dig your pocket if you are using it as a clip wallet. However, the edges are much more smoother than anything else I've tried. And I tried a lot...!Would I buy again? YES!The tool itself is amazing, holding on very well.

I cannot really comment as I bought it as a gift for someone so havnt used it etc. but it looks good

Every tool a regular person would need everyday. Fits into a wallet so smoothly. Money clip can be a bit fumblesome. It’s more use as a pocket clip. Such a great piece of design though and tough wearing.

Good value for money.

I love EDC. And tried a few iterations of this kind of tool fit my wallet. This one is the best. And as I said it opens cans really well. You need to use it a few times to get the nack. Peace

Good

I bought this to store in my phone as an emergency multi-tool. I've had one from another brand for many years but wanted one without a blade for my phone.Initially impressed with the sturdiness and the sheer number of tools, although underwhelmed by the Philips head screwdriver. I like the matt finish and a ruler you can actually use. I haven't used the money-clip, so can't comment on that.I've owned it for two months and have only used the Philips head screwdriver, which didn't work, losing grip.I've just taken it out of my phone case, only to find it covered in rust spots. Considering that I've only owned it for two months, it's listed as stainless-steel, has been stored in a dry place and hardly used, this is very poor.My previous Rolson wallet tool admittedly doesn't have as many functions but also doesn't have a spec of rust after at least 5 years.I might also add that upon knocking my phone off of the table, it has scratched my phone's screen. Very small but noticeable and annoying to the touch. So perhaps not a good idea to store it in your phone case.