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CRKT Zilla-Tool

CRKT Zilla-Tool description

The Columbia River Knife and Tool Zilla-Tool delivers monstrous functionality. CKRT made the Zilla-Tool's spring-loaded pliers with a slight needle nose taper for getting into tight spots and gave the pliers a handy wire cutter. Remove the bits from the handle and snap them into the screwdriver toolthe longer, ergonomic handle will give you plenty of leverage for tightening or loosening screws. The Zilla-Tool's knife flips open with a light touch of the flipper button on the back, then locks into place. After your repair job is done, crack open a brew with this CRKT multitool's built in bottle opener and take a break.

This tool is great - I keep it in the truck so that I always have it for car-camping and cabin trips as well as other emergency repairs (tightening a binding, disconnecting a dead battery, to name a few). Also, it feels more solid, particularly when using the blade, then any of my friends' Leathermans. It's too big for a back-packing trip, though.

It's a decent enough tool. The knife blade is larger then you'll find on most multi-tools, but the size and weight are unwarranted. Solid, yes... better than a Gerber, no. The only positive I've found is that a pen fit's perfectly alongside the tool in it's sheath-- useful for work, but not much else.