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Product Reviews for the Swiss Tech UtiliKey Ultralight Survival Tool Silver Color
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Avg. Rating:  (Based on 12 reviews)
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Review 1:  Headline: Nice little tool for your keychain
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by Mr. M on 07/07/2009
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I got my first one from a guy with a knife store. He said his customers kept cutting themselves with it, if I wanted it, it was mine. It looked cool, I did not manage to cut myself with it, so I took it. I used the little screwdrivers numerous times, I got very used to having this thing attached to my keys. Need a lighter adjusted, eye/sunglasses tightened, that coupon from the paper neatly taken safe, so many uses you don't even think about until you need them done. And boy will you be happy to have this one with you. Don't take any space really, and when you decide to leave that heavy multitool home, you still take your keys with you. When I lost mine, I really missed it and had to get another one. I did dremel the sawtooth part of the tool round, and sharpened that little chisel edge to something more useful. The material is not quite suited for sharpening, but works for me, I only sharpened it once, not like I planned to shave with it. PLEASE NOTE: Entering a federal building, or trying to board a plane with this one might not work. That could be one downside on this one, as when you get used to it, you don't remember you have it with you. They will take it from you though.
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Review 2:  Headline: Swiss Tech UtiliKey
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by Rod From Western Pa on 08/03/2009
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This is a great little tool. The best thing about it is you have it with you at all times. You have to pay attention when using the bottle opener. You have a low grip on the bottle so the blade on the utilikey will not hit your fingers.
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Review 3: Headline: Perfect last resort
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by Z From OC, CA on 08/19/2009
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I travel. A lot. As such, airline flight is a constant, and the nature of my work requires absolute versatility in what few pieces of equipment that accompany me. It must perform well, pass unhindered through security, whilst still meeting my overall objective. Since I usually never check luggage, all must fit on my person or carry on. Vague, you say? I think you get my point.
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Review 4: Headline: Hardly ever use this
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by ngwun From Australia on 09/02/2009
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but even gave away the one i got for myself last time, so bought another. I don't use my insurance policy everyday either!
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Review 5: Headline: A special key
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by Kingnat Chan From China on 11/25/2009
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As a multi-tools, his size and portability are the best
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Review 6: Headline: Small and handy tool
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by DM on 09/22/2008
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For the money, you cannot find better little thing to have on your key chain. If you are person just as I am, constantly doing something, cutting, fixing, adjusting, this is what you need. This will always be with you, think of car keys chain. Example, you are all dressed up, going out on fancy dinner, or similar. You leave your Leatherman at home, your EDC by the phone, and there you are, needing to open a coke bottle, help a lady when she needs to cut some yarn that just showed on her fancy dress, cut foil on champagne, loose screw on glasses, any small task that you can't use butter knife on the table for. I have been a small hero with my pocket knife on such occasions (weddings and such) and there is always a damsel in distress that needs a man with tool there, trust me! Now I don't need to have anything in my pocket but the car keys :) Great little tool, quality make, and smart design!
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Review 7: Headline: Neat Little Tool
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by LJSJR From West Friendship MD on 12/24/2009
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Useful, well made and cheap to boot. Handy to have on your key fob but for those of us with fat fingers, it can be somewhat challenging to manipulate the tool.
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by notalking From pgh, pa on 01/09/2010
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love this for all windage and elevation screws. convenient. can fly commercial airlines w/ it. (don't tell) good for fish line etc. not a tool to pretend with that it can do more than it can.
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Review 9: Headline: Cool Tool
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by cougar From PA on 01/10/2010
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Gave as Christmas gifts and both recipients loved it! They use it almost everyday. Only con may be when opened and used as a screwdriver, the blade becomes the handle, requiring extra caution.
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by BIGWHEEL on 02/05/2010
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amazing product
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Review 11: Headline: A handy little tool to have on your keyring.
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by Sasquatch on 01/11/2009
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A handy little tool to have on your keyring. Also makes a better all-around striker for me to pair up with a small ferro-rod or magnesium firestarter if I need to carry one.
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Review 12: Headline: Swiss tech- small handy tool
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by Daniel From Maryland on 05/11/2009
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This tool is great because there is no reason not to have it with you at all times. It is smaller and lighter than my car and motorcycle keys, and only a centimeter longer than my house key. It is a little bit difficult to open, but you can rest assured it won't fall off the keychain accidentally. Great price on a tool you never knew you needed.
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