Maerd P3 Multitool

Fabulous multi tool , this is the second one I have bought to give as a present , you carry on your waist belt as it’s size allows this and not to heavy or bulky , good quality stainless steel very thoughtful made with just about every tool you would need to get out of a fix, it’s lockable, no Stiffness in releasing the required tools they open out with ease , a very functional tool every one should have this little gem , I can’t recommend highly enough , a great present, and price wise is exceptionally good value .

Good item works well

This is not a cheap knock-off of other, more well-known multitools, but a beautifully made knife in it's own right, made at an excellent price. It is literally a toolkit on your belt. Sadly, due to the appalling overreach of the legal system in the UK, you can't carry this all day, every day on your belt where it belongs, unless you are actually conducting an activity where the tool may be required. Tradesmen and people who are out at work will find this tool to be a useful addition to your toolbox and everyone who has one finds innumerable uses for it. You will not be disappointed with this item.

It matches the description. Pros. The locking mechanism for the blade and the rest of the tools is very good. Others have mentioned the sharpness of the blade. I’ve not used it enough to make an opinion, except seems to be good and not had to sharpen after moderate usage. Most of the other tools are good but wouldn’t want to use them hard as doubtful they could take much strain. Downside’s. As stated I doubt that most of the tools wouldn’t accept really hard strain’s The saw blade would deal with very light use but not much more. The same can be said for any side strains or real twisting of the longer tools. The file is adequate for light work on say soft wood or similar but I doubt it will stay effective for very long, certainly wouldn’t deal with anything harder than aluminium. A definite improvement would be to follow leatherman’s idea and make one side a diamond file and not the ruler scale. Overall very reasonable for the price and okay for the DIY or recreational use but not for the serious professional user. But then less than half the price you’d expect to pay for such types of work.

Great tool, very useful. So good I bought a second one.

Great tool for the money. Have recently lost my leatherman this was to get me by until the leatherman turns up. Honestly it looks and feels great ,could do with a stout pry bar and a hammer end but for under£30 it's fantastic value.

This is not UK legal… the blade locks into position so therefore it’s a lock knife. This is the reason for 3stars Other than that, everything is good material, sturdy but not sure longevity with hard use!

For that price ic very good

I've been eyeing this multi-tool for a while and then it finally went on sale, $15 off. It has one of the best scissors and saw that I have seen on a multitool. I like the fact the pliers have springs and the wire cut blades are replaceable.

Parfait

After owning several low priced multi tools, this on is the best quality one by far.

El costo de esta multi herramienta la hace muy conveniente para EDC, los materiales se aprecian de buena calidad, es una herramienta para uso diario, en su uso no encontré desajustes en la apertura de las herramientas, tiene un buen ajuste.

This pocket knife has a great feel in hand. The locking mechanism is solid on ALL of the folding tools. The primary blade is a nice long cutting surface (measured just under 3" by me). It does not come "scary sharp", but that's fairly typical for new pocket knives and not everyone's preference, but I have no complaints about the factory sharpness or grind. What surprised me the most is the large (for a pocket knife) scissors. You have to pull it open until you hear a click and then the scissors will engage a spring that allows you to cut with one hand. The saw and the serrated blade also seem nice and it's great that they all can lock into place. I have not used the other tools (can opener, wire stripper, window breaker) but they seem fit for their purpose. The only down side for me personally is that I am left handed and so the scissors and the primary blade are not one handed open for me. This is pretty much expected unless you buy a tool built for lefties or you buy an ambidextrous design, so I would not call this a downside to most and you can still use it just fine left handed and because this usually puts the blade on the "wrong" side (it's not flat with the rest of the tool) the fact that this has such a long cutting surface makes it a great multi-purpose knife. This was purchased as a gift for my son who earned his "whittling chit" in cub scouts and he loves it too, only wishing that it also had a screwdriver too as well. (It looks like Maerd does offer some larger multitools with those, but I was worried about the larger size being too awkward for his hand.)