For the price its not even slightly worth the purchase. The whole thing is made terribly. They used magnets to hold things down instead of detent balls, they made the thumb stud so small and almost completely flush to the handle it hurts to actually open this thing. They used regular washers in the pivot which came literally crunching and squeaking. The action like I said is crunchy and not smooth by any means. When its "locked" and extended the entire screw driver arm wiggles a good 5mm back and forth......the bits they give with it are cheap junk as the icing on the cake. 120 for this is legit a slap in the face scam....avoid at all costs!!! The only thing that made this thing slightly bearable to use was finding a bearing washers for the pivot action so the thing can atlwast be opened with 1 hand! Idk what they were thinking but this could have been amazing yet I feel lile they just quickly threw it together and hoped there weird cultist loyal fans wouldnt say anything ?!?!? Read more

Perfect and highly recommended even for the high price. It's smaller and lighter than the bit bar 1 & 2, easy to put in shirt pocket feels almost like a pen. The magnets are very strong. I changed the stock bits with Steinwhale double sided stubby bits and managed to increase my bit count to 10 options. Great work for the designer and highly recommended Read more

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Clip fell off within 2days!! . Opening with one hand was a joke! Never again from this manufacturer!!!!!!!! Junk Read more

I am not sure what happened, I am sure I just made a mistake, but I thought I ordered the bit set, not the everyday screwdriver. I am very disappointed with my self. But after receiving this it is solid as is all there products. I looked at my order history, it was my fault and this screwdriver is good and a must have for some applications but I could use the but set more Read more

I've had this for all of about 6 hours. It's well made from a sturdiness standpoint, but there are some bafflingly bad design choices. Ironic company name. It's too thick. That's the primary crime. I wanted to carry it in an EDC leather pouch I carry in my side pocket, but it's simply too unexpectedly thick. I then tried it clipped in my pocket as is probably intended, and it's a bit too thick there too. It leaves your pocket wide open due to the gap its thickness creates. The outer titanium walls are at least twice as thick as they need to be for seemingly no reason. The internal chunks could also easily be shaved by 1.5-2mm. The part that holds the active screw bit could help shave thickness too. Hexagons are wider at the corners than on their flatter sides, obviously. So naturally they chose for the shaft to hold the active bit in the wider corner orientation because... ??? This makes the shaft thicker than it needs to be, and the rest of the screwdriver is thus thicker to accommodate that poor decision and more annoying to carry. The inactive bits in the spine can't come out the top of the handle, only the bottom. Okay. Makes sense, since it's "tip up" carry when folded and in your pocket. But the bar that stops the bits at the top of the handle is too far toward the top, like 1cm away from where the spine bit holder ends, so the spine bits can slide around until they hit that bar. Why not close off the slot that holds the spine bits to prevent this? Why is it open, letting the bits slide around? It's clearly not to save on material, since no other part of the screwdriver cares about that, judging the thickness again. The magnet(s?) are too strong, requiring both hands to open the screwdriver comfortably. Why? Who made that decision? Waste of magnets. The pocket clip is too thick as well, resulting in it being too stiff. A pocket clip should be a little flexible. Not too flexible. There's a middle ground. It's difficult to put on all but the sturdiest of pants (or leather EDC pouches), and could result in destroying either itself at the point where it connects to the screwdriver, or wearing out whatever you're clipping it to. Also it would make too much sense for this particular design team to have given it a sort of semi-locking stopping point at the 90° position so you could get extra leverage with more difficult screws. Just a thought. The extra bit at the bottom of the shaft requires another tool to extract. You can kinda sorta do it by removing and using the active bit, but it depends which bit you have active. Using phillips bit to extract whichever one is in the shaft is especially difficult. This seems like a product made more to feel heavy reassuring and look tacti-cool rather than to carry on your person everyday and be easy and comfortable to use. I'd be interested in a V3 that fixes all of the above, but I find the decisions that went into this V2 so baffling that I'd be hesitant to give them more money. I can only imagine how bad V1 must have been. Read more

These guys don’t mess around. Super high quality. Light. Yes it’s a little thick but come on, it’s top notch materials. I carried it with me just to see if I’d use it and surprisingly you’ll find that when you do you find a lot of uses for it! Read more

Well built tool that works well! Read more