| 83 | | $170 | The sky-high standard by which other multi tools are compared. |
| 76 | | $120 | The Surge pulls no punches: it optimizes for function at the cost of portability. |
| 75 | | $100 | All you should need, with proven pedigree, at a forgiving price. |
| 75 | | $140 | Typical feature set packaged in a fundamentally different hinged package. |
| 74 | | $80 | The Skeletool is clever and clean, with only a few tools, all of which are executed well. |
| 66 | | $116 | As a tool for a professional working with his or her hands, the PowerAssist is excellent. |
| 63 | | $105 | This is a slick product with European flair and a useful, standard suite of features. |
| 60 | | $110 | The pliers are great and the secondary tools are useful - but limited. |
| 57 | | $109 | A clever multi-tool that, for the right subset of the population, is exactly what you need. |
| 53 | | $60 | An everyday carry tool packed with function - all at an excellent price. |
| 50 | | $100 | As a functional, ratcheting screw bit driver, this tool excels. A niche multi-tool. |
| 50 | | $21 | For daily carry and occasional use, the tiny Dime is just the ticket. |
| 46 | | $48 | A basic, affordable multi-tool for simple tasks and light repairs. It is small for unobtrusive portability. |
| 44 | | $35 | A small, keychain-ready piece of equipment you can keep with you all the time for everyday tasks. |
| 37 | | $40 | This is a good value and well built, with almost all the functions we look for in a multi-tool. |
