Description
This saber card, with 420 stainless steel, both sides are flat and without flash. Forming a block of stainless steel with high hardness, high strength, sharp cutting edge. The size is similar with credit cards, so it's easy to take with in your porket or wallet. With a black leather cover, to avoid hurting.
Main Feature:
Material: 420 stainless steel
Excellent for camping, hiking and other outdoor activities
Portable and compact design for easy carrying and use.
Small and light
Function:
1. Can opener: The bottom hook used with the upper edge, can open tin cans easily.
2. Live wrench: a hollow groove strip, you can squeeze any items with flat turnbuckle.
3. Sawtooth: double staggered sawtooth, used to cut wood branches and to remove the scales.
4. Keyhole: this card can be hung on the key ring.
5. Positioning wrenches: two different types of Hexagon wrench.
6. Direction indicator: with 16 accurate scale in different directions.
7. Positioning wrench: four different types of Hexagon Wrench, suitable for usual sizes of bolts and nuts.
8. Ruler: metric scale, minimum scale to mm.
9. Bottle screwdriver: for beer, beverage bottle cap opening.
10. Screwdrivers: in the corner of the card (in this place can increase the strength of the mechanics and more effort), can be used for usual screws.
11. Lateral Knife: sharp blade, used to cut the rope and other things.
Warning: This saber card is Steel sharp hard objects, Please be careful when carrying or using
Specification:
Size: 7x4.5x0.2 mm
Product Weight: 33.7g
Comments (4)
The "engrish" description of the item is enough to turn me off.
Never heard of this website. From my research, this site is about 3 months old and is China owned, with U.S. server hosting through Texas. They claim to be a world wide retailer. Prices are super low and with world wide shipping for Free. Seems a little too good to be true. Has anyone purchased anything from this company?
They have a single Resellerrating and it's a 1 star poor rating.
http://www.resellerratings.com/store/gearbest...
What's very strange is this Gearbest.com subscribed to Resellerrating's Merchant Member program to monitor and alleviate issues, which is not a free service. Resellerratings is free, but merchants pay a fee to utilize the Merchant Member program
I suspect Gearbest probably signed up for the Resellerrating two week free trial to be a Merchant Member, then this one complaint came in outside of the two week free trial. So they most likely ignored the complain.
If it were me, I like a good deal as much as the next guy, but I've had enough compromised credit cards to pass on this one.