CRKT Li'l Guppie Multitool Black 9075K

this crkt knife is amazing. Its small but its a good product. The only thing that has gone wrong so far was the belt clip on the knife fell off. Thats it. Not bad. I still like the knife.

I am a gadget nut with a great appreciation for clever design. Columbia River's Lil Guppie fits the bill. It looks like a very small black fish but it's actually a pocket multi-tool. Guys can clip it to a belt loop and women can toss it in their purses. I like that it doesn't scream "knife" - in fact, if you didn't know what the Lil Guppie was, you would have a hard time guessing what it is (try that at cocktail parties.) It makes a great gift.

If you have the money to spend buy the crkt lil guppie, i don't have that kind of money to spend so, the bigger one fits my needs just right! I personally ordered and returned the small guppie, it's tiny so if I were you I would go for the normal size guppie the bigger version guppie!Like I said if you have the money buy both but if you have to choose get the bigger one!On another note the crkt small guppie I bought from amazon came defective! The carabiner clip were you attached keys, the retention sucked it didn't close by itself you had to close it manually, didn't secure your keys it could come undone and loose your keys. The wrench was another issue it was not working properly everything about it felt it had to much jerk, like a cheap unreliable knife. Am sure the Small guppie works just fine, but not the one I got and returned.FYI: The Philips screw driver on the small guppies are almost useless unless you whant to tighten a screw on your reading glasses.

Nice tool, but it only lasted one month. The tiny screw fastening the lower wrench jaw and screwdriver onto the tool came loose and the part fell off somewhere. Half of this tool's functionality has been lost.

I used this tool for about a year or so as a key chain carabiner to clip to my belt loop.It has a few flaws though...1. The knife does not lock in place with any kind of mechanism that prevents it from closing if you apply a little force. I almost cut myself when breaking down cardboard boxes because the knife closed down towards my finger...this is when I decided to stop using this tool.2. The bottle opener is rather hard to use. I think it had a slight design flaw where the little hook part does not extent far enough to get a good grip on the bottle cap. It can still be used, but it takes a little more effort than I would like.3. The wrench portion of this tool is pretty much useless. I've never had a bolt that was small enough for me to use this tool. Also, it wobbles a lot and I wouldn't feel confident tightening anything if I even could in the first place.Unless you're really dead set on getting this tool, I'd recommend against it. CRKT needs to rework this tool.As a replacement, I purchased a Leatherman Skeletool CX. It's pretty much everything this tool should have been, but slightly bigger and heavier.

I owned the original Guppie by CRKT, and I loved it. I didn't realize, when I ordered this, that it was smaller. I would have preferred the larger size, but this is STILL one of my favorite multi-tools. This small size allows it to additionally fit into the change pocket on my jeans, allowing for a very slim profile with zero extra bulk. Great EDC tool with multi-use (though more limited than the original guppie).

I removed the money clip. It just got in the way. The blade is strong and sharp, perfect for opening packages or cutting string. I don't use the wrench much, but it's a good size at 10mm. The little Phillips head screwdriver is also really handy for electronics or small scale projects.

This product is pretty hard to use as a carabiner. The wrench part does a bad job being a wrench. The bottle opener only kinda sorta works depending on the beer. The screwdriver heads are rounded so it either rejects the screw head or strips it.The knife is ok.