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Closeouts. Tool Logic's SL pliers multi-tool sports the look and feel of a tactical folder, but boasts the versatility of pliers, too. The folding multi-tool includes a sharp 3" partially serrated stainless steel blade, folding pliers with a wire cutter, and both flat and Phillips screwdriver bits.
- Frame lock
- Pocket/belt clip
- Tools include:
- 3" partially serrated blade
- Folding pliers with wire cutter
- Flat and Phillips screwdriver bits and socket
- Made in China
- Please read our policy on ordering knives
- Cannot ship to New York State.
- US shipments only
- Knife style: Folding
- Blade shape: Hawkbill
- Edge type: Partially serrated
- Blade length: 3"
- Number of blades: 1
- Lock type: Frame Lock
- Closed length: 4"
- Open length: 7"
- Blade material: Stainless steel
- Handle material: Steel
- Weight: 4.6 oz.
- Made in China
- Please read our policy on ordering knives
- Cannot ship to New York State.
- US shipments only
Average Rating (3 reviews)
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Reviewed by Ken from Southern California on Friday, March 29, 2013The thing I like best about this multi-tool is that it just looks like a normal folding knife. The blade is just as good as most knives that I have seen the the handle is not awkward like they can be with other multi-tools. Pliers are a must too!
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Reviewed by TK from McKinney, Tx on Monday, March 25, 2013Interesting concept...put one in all of my hunting bags. Very sharp and rigid for those spontaneous situations.
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Reviewed by Kenmt from Montana on Tuesday, January 29, 2013The reason I returned this product was because of the poor quality of the placement of screw driver bits. The material was satisfactory, but the placement of the bits left a lot to be desired. One bit was secured in the handle and was fine, even though difficult to get out. The other bit was inserted into the end of the handle and was secured by a small dimple on the bit. Through use of the blade or pliers, this bit was very apt to come loose and fall out of the handle. Therefore, the one bit would have to be carried separately. It was even in the way as it stuck out from the end of the handle. The other bit was very secure in the handle.
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