ROXON S803E Elite Flash Multitool with 20 functions including strong pliers, Flint Rod, full-size lockable blades for Outdoor Essential Survival Tool (D2 Blade)

Roxon has improved a lot in a short period of time. This is a good outdoor survival tool. The knife is a decent size and comes pretty sharp...plus it can be deployed one-handed. The saw and pliers are nice as well, and the remaining tools are well thought out. The fire starting rod is small, but usable. Not sure I'd want to rely on the whistle for signaling, but you can't expect everything. Definitely worth throwing in a pack, or handing out to a less prepared hiking buddy!

Great tool, lot of good stuff in there

It's not a Leatherman but it's a good quality tool, no unnecessary tools o won't use, fire starter is a great backup tool but it's not the beat I've seen. It will throw a spark but I question the integrity of the rod since it's very compact. Tools are great, knife is sharp, nice grip, all tools function well

I got this today. I tested the pliers out by grabbing a nail and squeezing hard. The pliers did not break. This is really nice for the price.I dare say it is far better than Leatherman. They are nothing more than a greedy company selling overpriced multi-tools.Their tools often cannot be broken in and cause excessive hand wear and tired hands due to their too-tight tolerances.Even their accessories, such as driver extensions and proprietary bits, are far too expensive. And often in bit sizes that are never used.This requires yet another adapter to 1/4 inch that costs as much as this entire Roxon, with the extra adapter and screw bits combined.Honestly, screw Leatherman. They got too greedy compared to the 1980s-90s. I would not lose any sleep if they went out of business.The knife was sharp and made of D2 steel. It has a comfortable grip and is the perfect size, with only the tools I need instead of 20 tools, of which 15 will never be used.The fire striker is really small but will work on fine kindling. And the whistle is actually pretty decent for what it is.Do yourself a favor and buy this. Or continue to buy overpriced Leatherman junk with a warranty they don't always stand behind.Leatherman should at least include a driver adapter and bits for what you pay for their multi-tool.If you don't agree or get a defective one, you are covered by Amazon. I have the bit extender and 4mm screw bits arriving tomorrow.This Roxon multi-tool beats the brakes off of Leatherman and Gerber.The best thing I ever did concerning tools was to take a loss and sell my Leatherman Wave+ and a few Gerber Suspensions at the local pawn shop.The Leatherman was a headache and impossible to break in. And the Gerbers would break and had comfort issues.Roxon for the win!

I like that you can operate it mostly with one hand, you can carry with ease in your pocket, the clip is very strong. It's easy to lock and unlock it. The knife is very sharp. The weight is not a hindrance to carry it in my pocket. The price is great. It has great functionality. So far I am impressed and happy with my purchase. Thank you Roxon.

Awesome knife for the price

A great product for anyone looking for a good multi tool

The media could not be loaded. It's been over 6 months now since I bought this.Short version: Roxon is doing some interesting things in terms of design and I like some of those things. They also have made some extremely questionable design choices (and some design choices that are just plain bad by any measure) and in general they need to refine their process more and focus on some of the smaller details. Would MAYBE recommend depending on your needs. Would give 2.5 stars overall.Pros: There are some nice and very forward thinking decisions made in the design of this multitool. Build quality is nice, it still feels good in my hand after 6 months. There are very smart features which they've implemented, like lever that deploys your small tools and doubles as a lock to keep your tools from closing by accident, and the flint-striker being combined with a whistle that sits inside the tool handle.Cons: The tools generally do the job they're made for to a serviceable enough degree, but don't have the refinement that you see in other multitools. Screwdriver ends somewhat frequently slip/strip screws. The machining of the tools leaves some sharp edges where you don't want them, especially in the nail notches of the knife and saw. I have given myself razor burn on my finger-tip on days when I got a lot of use out of this, just from flipping the blade open. The wire cutters are terribly designed, there's really no saving grace there. They are utterly useless in my opinion. Unsharpened, flat wire cutters must be one of the worst design choices I've ever seen on a tool. They're ineffective at cutting, completely unable to strip anything, and the tool has a wire-stripper/cutter tool in the small tools anyways so I don't even know why these "cutters" that can't cut anything were included. That was easily the most infuriating thing about this tool. The blade has not kept an edge well at all. The pliers are fine enough for grabbing small parts in hard to reach places, but that's about all I trust them for. The file is too small and poorly machined to really be useful for anything. The can-opener/bottle opener is okay, but the time it takes to pull out, separate from other small tools, and then use once and put away makes it almost always less convenient than other options. I only used it for the flathead tip, which is prone to slipping on screws due to how smooth and polished the end of it is.