BIBURY Multifunctioneel gereedschap van roestvrij staal, met schaar en schroevendraaierset, draagbaar, inklapbaar, voor buitenwerk, camping, reparatie – pro

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Quality made. If you haven't owned a multitool before I suggest watching videos on this particular model. So many functions and locks for different functions that you'll need to spend time with it to get familiar with how to operate it. I also suggest buying the replacement blades/cutters/bits etc kit which is on sale less that the USA price. One negative is the carrying case belt clip. The case material is quality but the belt clip doesn't seem durable and reliable enough. I would suggest if possible to carrying it in a coat pocket or carrying case, backpack, sling bag or waist pouch. Now for price . I bought it 50% off and its worth that. Would not have paid anymore and especially full price because I couldn't justify that. Even half off it took me days to decide to buy it. I like the idea of several tools in one. Pros all blades are razor sharp, all tools lock in place properly and stay locked until lock buttons are pressed to push them back in. I would never buy a leatherman over this because of price to value comparison This will perform as well for most people and won't break the bank. I bought the replacement blades/blades tools etc kit For $20 on sale a must because it contains extras that do not come with just the tool. Surgical blades with the holder I wanted too. Files I will seldom use as much as the file. The saw blades are a must and the kits gives different ones and one long one. @suggestion for Bibury is improve the belt clip and provide a slightly larger case to carrying more accessories in the kit. There is no room for much moer than what came with the tool so I will carrying the extras in another pocket size pouch. Do I recommend this ? Oh yes. No question that this is good quality and will last for many years of steady use but not abuse.

The pics i shared showcase this Biburry multi tool alongside SOG power pint multi tool the black one and the classic VARINOX SWISS army knife Model #580 with fingernail clippers.***My review***Should you spend 120$ on the leatherman wave plus or 150$ for the SURGE. If your well off financially go for it. I love my OG leatherman surge its almost un noticeable but I do believe my OG surge when I squeeze the pliers feel a tad bit stronger but maybe thats placebo effect. It's hardly noticeable I would say the biburry is just as strong as the surge especially with the price difference. As a construction worker i would much rather buy this price point to abuse it. But if you want and need a pocket clip your SOL also if you read this far here's ny golden advice. Look up the MULTPER multi tool it has better premium golden wire cutters and a (damascus) blade it has beautiful scales as the handle with a square cut out you can add a pocket clip too that won't just spin around it will actually hold in place. The biburry has a model that looks alot like the MULTPER but it doesn't have as good of wire cutters or blade. Also the MULTPER has a replaceable micro Phillips and flat head driver which is big for alot of people instead of a secondary flat head which is a wasted tool slot in my opinion. Also the MULTPER has a rope seat belt cutter on the serated blade and the biburrys do not do that the only biburry that has that feature is the 28$ wave plus clone which is way better than the real wave plus tool set wise. Biburry is an amazing clone of leatherman they quality is top notch. But i wish biburry would make a model of pro pliers that are better than Multper but unfortunately they do not and it's not because they can't. They forsure could. I would pay more money for an elite product. Biburry could make a multi tool that leatherman would sell for 300+ dollars for less than 100$ i bet.

I’ve been using Leathermans for 25 years-ish. Extremely loyal to the brand. Never even thought about trying something else—why fix what isn’t broken? But then I stumbled across reviews for the Bibury. At €39, I figured there was no way this thing could come close to my trusty Leatherman. But curiosity got the best of me, and I took the plunge.When it arrived, I was ready to be disappointed! Instead, I was shocked. This thing felt solid. The build quality was excellent, the steel looked and felt just as tough as my old tools, and it had that satisfying heft to it. Ergonomically? Spot on. The only catch was that it needed a bit of WD-40 to loosen up—but hey, they tell you that in the instructions. No surprises there.Now, I’m a heavy user. I put my multitools through hell. And here’s the crazy part—this thing performs just like a €200 tool. I have no idea how that’s possible. Every function works exactly as it should. Pliers, blades, screwdrivers—no complaints. If someone blindfolded me and put this in one hand and a high-end multitool in the other, I’d have a hard time telling the difference.Durability? This thing is built like a tank. I can’t imagine breaking it unless I do something really stupid with it (which, let’s be honest, is always a possibility). I’m convinced this will last a lifetime, just like the premium tools I’ve used for decades.And that brings me to the real kicker—the price. If this were selling for €100–€150, I wouldn’t even question it. But €39? I still don’t understand how that’s possible.Will I switch to Bibury? If they make spare parts easy to get, then absolutely. I have a sneaking suspicion I’ve been overpaying for patent protection and brand recognition for the last 30 years. Innovation is great, and I don’t mind paying for it, but at some point, I think I was just funding fancy marketing campaigns.Bottom line: If you’re looking for a high-quality, heavy-duty multitool without the premium price tag, just buy this thing. You might end up wondering, like me, why you’ve been paying so much for so long.

Very good multi tool, it’s weighty but well built and looks good, I’ve had leatherman and gerber tools in the past and this is way better value especially with the bits and spare wire cutter bits (i probably never use the wood saws but might be useful for someone else). First mtool I’ve had with usable scissors. I got this on offer and it’s a bargain compared to the above makes

Arrivato senza scatola e questo disturba un po’. Sembra di ottima fattura. Il costo è giusto. Utili ed affilate le lame e le seghe. Utilissimi gli innesti. Da portare sempre con sé in un viaggio in moto! Un oggetto che può salvare da parecchie situazioni. Spero duri nel tempo, consiglio l’acquisto.