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Its lightweight but not cheap material. Perfect for fish and small game. I like it comes in plastic wrap. Because you can slid it into an emergency kit without it catching on anything. 1 bad thing is the saw. This is very flimsy and I wouldn't use it. Not sure if it is a saw or just how its cut out and the pattern? Other than that its its perfectly fine for an emergency kit.

Received product on time and in good condition which is surprising since it is so light weight. (Which is a good Thing) The tool comes with a black cover like you would get with a pack of bussines cards. It is the same side as a business /credit card. It is amazing to just look at with all of the intricate cuts and workmanship. I do not think the tools would hold up to a lot of use but it provides many extras if a hook breaks. it is perfect for a minimalist survival kit. It is worth it just to show people and watch their faces light up when they realize what is.I Wish there was instructions in the package since I did not know what all the tools were for. but the instructions on the Amazon website are very good and better than most paper instruction that do come with product. All in all a good purchase

I gave a few of these as gifts and noticed a pattern that unraveled with each recipient.At first they need to make sense of it, so there's a pause followed by a short inspection.Upon realization of what it is they each began grunting like a Neanderthal despite there being no instructions to do so.Then comes the test fit in their wallet where a simple joy rolls over their face as they realize that indeed it does fit in a credit card slot... Was there ever any doubt?They're ready for absolutely anything now.

Exactly what I expected! Perfect for the adventurer, hunter, bug out bag and tackle box. Rigid 90° edges on blades/arrowheads, which is great because its thin enough to use as is for certain applications, also easy to sharpen if needed but wont slice up a wallet.

This thing is pretty darn cool. I haven't used any of the tools yet, I bought it to keep in my emergency kit that I carry with me every time I'm out in the bush.I'm tempted to take it apart and try some of the stuff out.It's a lot of handy stuff in a small package you can keep in your wallet. All you need is some fishing line (bare minimum) and you have the tools to catch fish, critters and do repairs on gear and clothing.If you find yourself SOL, this could make a big difference.I'll probably buy two more for a couple of buddies.

I just want to say, to those that say "o it can only cache a minnow " If you have spent the better part of two days hungry and you have this in your wallet, and happen to have a shoe string. If you have any Will to live at all, you bet your gonna be over that little stream gobbling up all those lovely little minnows. It may not be a restaurant meal, and you may be still hungry, but you'll have some food in you and you know you can keep on keeping on.

this is very light weight but the hooks are way to small and the kit as a whole even though it is a smart idea is super flimsy. Not worth the money they should be selling these for a dollar......

Ok, pleasantly surprised by this little novelty survival item. It's in my wallet now. What I first noticed was how heftier it felt in the hand than I'd expected -- it's not as thin and flimsy as I'd expected. The second thing was how freaking sharp the edges are -- all of the edges everywhere. If you ever have to use this, I think you'll find it to be strong and sharp. To round out the 'kit', you'd want to have handy some light fishing line, some snare line and some good wrapping line for the spear points. If in a pinch -- and really, when else would you actually use this? -- you might have to fashion these string items out of whatever you have on hand. I have to admit, will be fun to pull this little item out of my wallet at the restaurant and show friends and watch their curious gazes.