Can you identify this tool?

[ddogu]

For those who are not following there is a sci-fi TV show called "Dark Matter". On their latest episode (that would be episode 4 of the 2nd season) a multitool is being used on one of the scenes, see the attachment below.

While questioning the existence of contemporary multitools after hundreds of years makes sense, let's not go there What I would like to question is, what is this tool? There is a roundish logo on the bottom of the handle as you can see but I could not identify it. Is this a Chinese replica of something, maybe?

If you can watch the episode, the time stamp when the tool is seen is 04:02 approximately.

[Sazabi]

It's a cheapy no-name one; the stamp looks like it might be Bass Pro Shop?

[Noa Isumi]

I know that one
the stamped key-ring bracket and pivot nuts give it away...
Cheep Chinese make; used to be marketed under the Sheffield name for a couple bucks but now it appears under random brands. Most now have random company logos and loose the textured finish and sticker grips.
I used to carry one about 15y ago, handy bugger, but pivot screws needed locktite. Replaced mine w a SwissTechMicro+

There is also currently a variant sold at Walmart in the fishing gear with skinny long pliers and a needle/probe? of some sort. It is under the Mustad brand I think.


"It's a cheap Chinese replica (Sheffield #12010) of something like a Squirt P4, but it should give me some idea of whether a keychain multi-tool is something ..."
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1255203-Carrying-a-multi-tool-in-tandem-with-a-dedicated-edc-knife

[ddogu]

I know that one
the stamped key-ring bracket and pivot nuts give it away...
Cheep Chinese make; used to be marketed under the Sheffield name for a couple bucks but now it appears under random brands. Most now have random company logos and loose the textured finish and sticker grips.
I used to carry one about 15y ago, handy bugger, but pivot screws needed locktite. Replaced mine w a SwissTechMicro+

There is also currently a variant sold at Walmart in the fishing gear with skinny long pliers and a needle/probe? of some sort. It is under the Mustad brand I think.


"It's a cheap Chinese replica (Sheffield #12010) of something like a Squirt P4, but it should give me some idea of whether a keychain multi-tool is something ..."
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1255203-Carrying-a-multi-tool-in-tandem-with-a-dedicated-edc-knife

Thank you very much for the information!