Mini Sailor Pliers S11

This is a worthy rival to the famous Swiss Army knife and makes a versatile gift for both females and males. It's durable, compact, and packed with over 10 functions, including pliers, Phillips and flat-head screwdrivers, a small knife, a SIM card remover, and more. It's thin enough to fit into a tiny container half the size of your palm, lockable, concealable, and easy to carry when you need it most (for perspective, see images). While I haven't tried it myself, it is probably not TSA-friendly due to its sharp items.

Nice sturdy pocket multitool. I mostly bought it because it has a very small pin like tool that is very useful for removing SIM card trays in cell phones as well as resetting small electronic devices with the tiny reset hole. The pliers and blades are good quality as well.

Folks, for better and for worse, this is not a Leatherman product. It carries well enough in the pocket, roughly like carrying two zippo lighters glued together. All tools are very easily accessed. It's not heavy duty though, not really even regular duty. Very light duty tasks. The wire cutters struggled to get through a cheap keyring, and weren't long enough to cut a standard zip tie in one go. But it is extremely handy, good selection of tools, very adequate scissors. For me it was worth the price. It compares well against the Leatherman Squirt, a good replacement for it actually. A little larger, a little lighter duty, but 40 times better than the Gerber offering, or any hardware/sporting goods store brand.

I love this little thing. I hate bulky items in my pocket, so I was excited when I put this into my pocket and couldn't even tell it was there. I've been using this for a few months now, and it's saved my skin on a few occasions.

This came in handy the other day when I had a piece of metal in my heel on moving day. It took it out super fast. It’s a cute little but powerful tool. I'm glad I got it.

Good replacement for my Leatherman Squirt. Seems to be well made. A little larger but that’s ok.

Compared to the Gerber Dime, this one is a bit bigger when folded and a bit heavier. This might be somewhat sturdier with smoother action out of the box, but I prefer the tools on the Dime once it loosens up. I'd prob prefer this if I wanted a can opener or SIM extractor regularly. I really just want Leatherman to make the Squirt again.

The recipient never carried a pocket knife. He was pleasantly surprised at how much he liked this multi-tool. It does everything it claims. It's a nice tool for the price.