Folding Tool Set with Screwdrivers and Hex Key Wrenches, 10-in-1 Photography Household Automobile Repair Multi-tool with Locking System (Black)

I do underwater photography as a hobby. This little gizmo is perfect - it's plenty strong enough but lightweight, takes up no room and has just what I need for any quick fixes on the boat for my camera rig as well as some of my dive equipment (note: not regulator). Going right into the dive bag.

just what i needed for 3mm hex key.

This has a good assortment of the sizes I needed instead of bringing multiple tools out. The quality is not the best. It can be a pain unlocking a bit. There is slack and you have to push both tabs in that barely stuck out to release the bit. It’s not a very good design.

This can be a very handy tool to have and not just for cameras and tripods, but just in general. It has a bunch of different sizes of hex/allen keys and screwdriver heads. A bit stiff new but I'm sure it'll be easier to use the more it gets used.

Very useful tool for photography. Easy to carry around, it has three of the most used hex key size plus the flat blade. Not a chance you will loose one of the bit. For the price, the best tool I ever bought.

Awesome. I just received it. Put it on my keychain. And already tightened down some loose furniture screws. If the company made a torx (star-bit) version of this I'd buy it too.

Nice tool for my Dive Bag. Does the job.

The media could not be loaded. Likes:-Yes, it can be handy if it's the only tool you'll need for simple tightening and loosening tasks. It offers a limited choice of sizes in metric and you can fix it to a key chain.-It locks in 3 open positions.Dislikes:-I'm not really sold on the spring opening mechanism. It's a little trickier to open than it needs to be and is more likely to fail than other designs.-Metric only.-No screw threads or nut captures.-Kind of heavy to keep in a pocket.-While it may be the equal of similar multi-tools at similar prices, it's not going to win any awards.Final thought: be sure it does what you need it for.

Very good idea - a great stocking stuffer for the photographer on your list. There are five relatively standard sized bits here, but nothing small enough to adjust some of my camera cages - you can't have it all. I do wish it looked a litte less like a crucifix, YMMV.

This thing is perfect for a Camera Assistant, it has all the usual sizes of hex keys and a large flathead. the best feature is it has all the common thread sizings worked into it, so if you're unsure if the bolt you have is a 1/4 - 20 or a 1/4 - 16 its super helpful. perfect for Ronin Gimbal Users

This is an excellent EDC tools for people that need multiple sizes of Allen wrenches on the daily.Having the bigger sizes on the sides gives you more leverage, which is good too.It seems plenty solid to last for a very long time.Recommended!

A nice, solid piece and the rainbow anodized finish makes it a great addition to the camera kit.... and a bit of a conversation starter too.Includes the main tools a photographer/videographer would need to attach or adjust a camera rig or cage, tighten a tripod mount, etc.There’s not a lot to say that the description hasn’t already said. It’s strong, well thought out and it looks super cool. ‘Nuff said!

The tool was a lot smaller than expected. It measures approx. 7.3cm x 1.7cm x 2.4cm.The all-steel construction gives it some weight at approx. and feels durable.There are 10 different hex & screwdriver bits that fold out of the handle. I found it a bit difficult to get a single bit unfolded as they’re deep in the handle and they’re tight together that if you’re able to hook one of the bits and pull on it, it will pull the rest up as well.The bits can lock in the 90° & 180° positions which prevent them from folding during use. They can be released using the release switches on the sides of the handle.The Rigdance folding tool set is a great little tool to have with you. It has the most common bits you’ll need. The addition of a locking system to ensure the bits stay in place when you’re torquing down a screw.