Lever Gear Toolcard Pro - 40 in 1 Credit Card Multitool. Sleek Minimalist Stainless Steel Wallet Card - Black

This is a superb credit card tool, Robust & light but also very strong. I first sore this in a film called (Wanted Dead or Alive) and came across it on Amazon by accident & have various styles & several of each. a highly recomended tool.

Great product use almost every day is easy to carry and is functional and durable

Great handy little tool, high quality construction and feel a little expensive but you get what you pay.highly recommended.

I have a few of these devices and this one is by far the most robust feeling one I have had. A lot of the cheaper ones feel like they would snap/bend very easily but not this one

Very good - ticks all the boxes and fits into wallet very well

I have the very robust and exceptional quality CHA/O/NA EDC Card 2.2. However when I tried it in my wallet I considered it too heavy and too thick for urban wallet carry and the edge surfaces snagged on the credit card pocket. The Lever Toolcard addresses these problems by being lighter, thinner and cleverly chamferred on the top edges. Only time will tell if it is too thin. I'm disappointed that the Toolcard doesn't fit M10 size nuts. Most one piece tools (OPTs) in the market don't fit M10 either, however the EDC Card 2.2 does as does the undervalued Burktek Pocket Wrench. I think a problem with the Toolcard is that tool real-estate has been devoted to separate Metric and Imperial (or Inch) closed wrenches. Also space for a 3/16" wrench but not for small metric wrenches. This means that 4mm precision hex toolbits can't be driven. Wherever posssible I would mod OPTs with a 4mm edge-slot (3.2mm spoke wrench also) but there is no edge real estate remaining on the Toolcard. All that said the Metric closed wrench works really well, much better than even Leatherman OPTs, because the step is a full flat in length. I also like the presence of a tin-opener, not a common OPT feature. As a (European) OPT enthusiast I'm undecided, however I would expect pocket tool newbies to love the Toolcard.

Very useful little tool

I love having a pocket tool back, like the best camera you have is the one you carry with you.... This will come in handy for me and anyone I'm with. Had a £2 jobby for years but I've put it down somewhere, so why not buy a replacement! Nice and thin so slides unobtrusively into my wallet but feels VERY strong. Many features the blurb will tell you, but the only 2 missing items I didn't notice is a serrated cutting edge and a sharp point... Rarely needed to cut much but the sharp point was great for packing boxes etc, will probably use the Phillips screwdriver corner piece. Brilliant, if a little pricey... Blame PPI!!!