FREE 11-in-1 Stainless Steel Pocket Survival Tool - 20 Hour Duration

[Outback in Idaho]

Seen this from Hunt4Freebies on Facebook, figured we all like free tools occasionally.  Used one of these critters, 11-in-1 Stainless Steel Pocket Survival Tool, before even seeing a real multitool.



1Sale-A-Day has these for free, but you do need to register to get one. Can only get 1 per account too. Deal has a limited time duration. Have ordered a free 12V USB Vehicle charger before for free; it fits into the cigarette lighter plug and was not cheap junk.

[Outback in Idaho]

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[captain spaulding]

Thanks for the heads up. I have one but have never used it. I find it hilarious that the retail price is $25. I think I bought mine for a few dollars. Either way we all like free stuff especially MT'S.   

[edap617]

I got mine for only 2.49USD from here.

[cerbera147]

IIRC I got a 2 pack for a couple of dollars

Handy for a survival tin or in your bag. Definitely fall into the 'better than nothing' category. $25 is just plain robbery 

Found an old post of mine on these 

I bought a pair of these from the Farrest East when buying something else   Worked out at about £1 for both 

It makes me sad when I see them sold here for around £5 each    For the price it is solid and reasonably handy as a pry bay, screwdriver, can opener, box opener and few other things. I wouldn't want to put my life on it but handy to keep in the car 

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Before you ask what Direction Ancillary Indication is here's a handy descprition

While it may seem implausible, you can actually create a compass by rubbing wire,paperclip or a pin through
your hair, despite the fact that your hair is not magnetic and the normal magnetizing procedure involves
rubbing metal against a magnet. To use you need to place the tool on a flat surface on the plastic sleeve
that it comes with. Place a couple drops of water in the Orientation Direction Indicator to make level with the
surface of the tool. Place the magnetized hair-rubbed wire slowly on the water or on a small leaf if it wont
float on the waters surface tension. It should slowly align north/south.

Probably best to buy a compass though 

Love that the lanyard hole counts as a 'tool' 

[Nikos]

I used to have one of these, branded by BCB (I think it's still around here somewhere... ). The BCB branding was eventually just a decal the fell off after some time... As cerbera said, they're definitely in the "better than nothing" category, as they're ergonomics make it quite hard to do anything useful with them, other than popping bear caps...

[tattoosteve99]

Thanks. Been wanting one to play with. Got mine for $0.00.