MT-04

Everything feels tight and secure. The D2 blade is a nice feature. It's not a high-end custom tool, but for a daily beater, it's excellent value.

Compared to the basic silver model, this one definitely cuts better and longer. If you actually use the knife part a lot, the MT-04 is worth the extra cost.

Got this for my brother. He likes knife steels and said D2 is a good choice for a working tool. He likes the green handle too. Seems like a good quality item.

Took this on a camping trip. The blade handled whittling wood fine. Just remember D2 isn't fully stainless, so wipe it down if it gets wet. The green color fits the outdoor vibe.

I've been carrying this for about a month. The blade is still sharp enough for daily tasks. The construction feels solid, no loose parts. A good practical tool.

Hard to find D2 steel on a multitool at this price point. It feels sturdy. The green scales give it a decent grip. Happy with the purchase.

I use this at the warehouse. The blade cuts plastic straps and tape without issues. It seems to hold up better than the cheaper stainless steel knives I've used before.

A solid tool for the price. The blade came sharp out of the box. I like that it uses D2 steel, which is rare for this price range. The pliers and saw work as expected.

The green handle looks nice, but the main upgrade here is the D2 blade. It's definitely harder than 440 steel. Takes a bit more work to sharpen, but stays sharp longer.

I bought this because I wanted better steel than my old multitool. The D2 blade holds an edge well. I've been using it for a couple of weeks on cardboard and haven't needed to sharpen it yet.

Everything feels tight and secure. The D2 blade is a nice feature. It's not a high-end custom tool, but for a daily beater, it's excellent value.

Compared to the basic silver model, this one definitely cuts better and longer. If you actually use the knife part a lot, the MT-04 is worth the extra cost.

Got this for my brother. He likes knife steels and said D2 is a good choice for a working tool. He likes the green handle too. Seems like a good quality item.

Took this on a camping trip. The blade handled whittling wood fine. Just remember D2 isn't fully stainless, so wipe it down if it gets wet. The green color fits the outdoor vibe.

I've been carrying this for about a month. The blade is still sharp enough for daily tasks. The construction feels solid, no loose parts. A good practical tool.

Hard to find D2 steel on a multitool at this price point. It feels sturdy. The green scales give it a decent grip. Happy with the purchase.

I use this at the warehouse. The blade cuts plastic straps and tape without issues. It seems to hold up better than the cheaper stainless steel knives I've used before.

A solid tool for the price. The blade came sharp out of the box. I like that it uses D2 steel, which is rare for this price range. The pliers and saw work as expected.

The green handle looks nice, but the main upgrade here is the D2 blade. It's definitely harder than 440 steel. Takes a bit more work to sharpen, but stays sharp longer.

I bought this because I wanted better steel than my old multitool. The D2 blade holds an edge well. I've been using it for a couple of weeks on cardboard and haven't needed to sharpen it yet.