Sigma M142
 | Outdated Product Form factor: Type: multitool; Number of functions (pcs): 8; Design: folding; Main blade type: smooth; Blade material: steel; Handle material: metal; More features: can-opener; fish cleaning knife; bottle opener; crosshead screwdriver; slotted screwdriver; pliers; wire cutters; nailfile |
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Pliers, bright color (fell in the grass a few times, easy to find). Well assembled, nothing is loose. All the tools are really small, even the folding knife is several times smaller than a regular standard "Swiss knife".  Reverse_rain: use Sigma M142 more than year |
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The other tools are quite small. Obviously, this is a trade-off for compactness. They won’t replace a full-sized tool for serious jobs, but as an "in case" option — they’re good to have. A couple of times they've saved the day when there was nothing else handy.
In terms of quality, no complaints: the steel is decent, and the finish is neat. The handles are made of plastic and anodized aluminum, looking tidy and not cheap. Overall, the tool gives the impression of being well-thought-out and solidly built, without claims of universality, but with a clear understanding of its tasks.