CRKT Pryma Stainless Steel Multitool: Compact and Lightweight EDC Metal Multi-Tool with Pry Bar, Hex Wrench, Bottle Opener, Glass Breaker, and Carabiner 9011

This tool is great and small. I used alomst 3 years now no great for hiking

Light, never really notice it till you need it?! Great little add on to my key chain as I don't wanna make it too heavy but love having this exceptional multi tool. Great buy.

Bought this to replace and older keychain tool that broke. Wanted something a little chunkier to have around. This guy is twice the thickness of my previous tool (1/8 inch thick), twice the weight, and about 1/2 inch longer (3-1/4 inches overall). Bottle opener works OK but is a little small; you have to make sure it's seated well before opening or it'll slip every time. The end is a pretty good prybar/scraper/box opener; OK as a flat head screwdriver. Carabiner opening is 3/8 inch. The bolt portion will handle from 3/16 to 7/16 bolts, but then you aren't going to get the leverage you need to remove a rusty bolt. At the carabiner end, there is a small window-breaking tab; only sticks out about 1/32 inch or so and I haven't tried it yet. Like a lot of similar tools for keychain/EDC, this has a few trade-offs, but is pretty good overall.

Very useful tool. Found even more uses than in description. Besides the window breaker, carabineer, bottle opener, 4 size wrench, and prybar, you can also use prybar as slotted screwdriver and the tip as philip screwdriver, and the carabineer can double as a belt loop attachment. Small enough for pocket or wear on belt loop. Also small hole on prybar end can be used for key ring. Great tool.

Can you this keychain/carabiner attachment replace actual tools? Nope. Can you use it to tighten a lugnut or screw in a pinch? Absolutely. It’s short and slim enough to not get in the way of my house keys and light enough to not be noticed. Will mostly use it for slicing open packages and cracking open a cold one every now and again.

Like the fact you can clip on your belt loop. Have not used the tool yet. Have another style from same mfg. and it has held up well.

I've carried this on my keyring for months, but it didn't really get much use. I don't often have to pry things open, and the lack of any kind of screwdriver is a huge strike against this tool. Overall, it's not very practical. I bought this instead: https://smile.amazon.com/Geekey-Multitool-Screwdriver-Stainless-Friendly/dp/B07T5JZD9H It's got a standard & flathead screwdriver (though they're pretty small, so I'm not sure how useful it will be), an imperial AND metric closed wrench (whereas the Pryma just has imperial), a 1-inch and a 3-cm ruler, and more. It's also a little bit shorter than the Pryma.

I've owned the Nite Ize Doohickey for a while which has similar functionality as the Pryma and, though it's been a useful tool, I've always felt I'd prefer a slightly larger and heavier version with sturdier features, including the carabiner. While looking at some CRKT knives I came across this multi-tool and am very pleased because, once it was in my hand, I knew it was exactly the tool I had in mind. The tiny increase in weight is inconsequential but the larger size makes it easier to handle and use. I much prefer it to the Doohickey and am very happy to have found it!

Super praktisches Ding, benutze es fasst jeden Tag.

Excelente calidad y funcionalidad la verdad vale la pena

Abrir paquetes, hacer palanca y apretar tornillos de herramientas de uso cotidiano, buena opción para ir a trabajar, te acostumbras a llevarla. Y para la gente que se muerde las uñas es un buen sustituto para realizar algunas acciones que sin uñas no se hacen bien, desde abrir el cierre de las baterías de una cámara por ejemplo o para raspar algún resto de adhesivo de un vidrio.

これもMADE IN CHINA 仕上げ最悪..... でも、少し使ってみるか？

Looks good, I just bought this and a gerber shard for EDC on my keychain and really both look great. Personally I see both being useful, not either one on its own. This one has a better "blade" for opening box tape but useless for screws. Ya nuts are good but how often do you need to loosen or tighten a nut? Rarely. However the form factor and glass breaker are interesting vs the shard pry bar advantage goes to the shard. Carabiner clip is fun so I really see both this puppy and the shard going together on a keychain like peanut butter and jelly. Not too light, too big or too small. If I had to pick, I'd take this over the shard by a hair.