Keyport MOCA2 11-in-1 Key Chain Multi-Tool with Pocket Clip | Keychain Multitool: Bottle Opener, Box Opener, Pocket Screwdriver & More | EDC Tool | TSA Friendly | Keyport Key Organizer Compatible

I have taken this through TSA at least 8 times (4 flights) since I got this and it hasn’t been confiscated yet! I am almost always pulled aside for inspection though, so plan a few extra minutes for that. The trick I use to speed through the process (and actually skipped the inspection once) is to take out the multitool from my leather EDC organizer, clip the tool to the outside so they can clearly see it, then rest the EDC organizer on top of all my other items in the X-ray bin so they clearly see I’m not trying to hide it. Also saves them from digging around to figure out what it is. I typically wear a hat, so I’ll toss my wallet, watch, keys, etc. into my hat in the bin, then rest this on the top. Works like a charm, and then I have a semi-usable sharp tool when I get to my destination.

I love having a knife or multi-tool on me at all times. There's always something to cut or open.As a result, I've often lost expensive knives to the security checkpoints at airports, museums, etc. Sometimes, I've checked small carry-on luggage JUST because I had a single Leatherman.So, I started putting this tool in my travel bag, and so far, it's made it through 8 flights, no questions asked. If there were questions, I would argue the case a bit, saying "no exposed blade". But even if they take it, I'd just get another because the price is manageable.No problem cutting rope, opening boxes, plastic wrapping, zip ties, clamshell packaging, or most of my unplanned "need to cut this now" problems. Obviously not as versatile as a real knife or bigger tool.Sure, I still carry a Gerber Dime (small and light) when I'm not travelling. And I still step up to my Leatherman Wave (favorite tool, but heavy) on days when I plan on doing a variety of odd jobs as opposed to desk jobs. I WISH I could travel with the Leatherman for it's versatility...but without checking bags, you can't. So when I travel, I pack this tool.

Really nice multi tool, would be a little better if the tool locked in the open position

Nice addition to my keychain

First thing I did when I got this was destroy it.. intentionally. I ripped the blade out and bored out the hole larger so that it will fit on my Tile key organizer. This may work great for you as is, but I had my own ideas. This tool now fits in the key organizer (That has a flashlight and Tile so I can find my stuff) along with a small folding knife, a USB thumb drive, and a couple keys to be the perfect everyday carry for the nerd/tinkerer when you don’t want to carry your full leatherman.Pro-tip: if you want to make the attachment hole bigger, use a conical burr grinder, not a drill bit. This hard steel will eat your drill bits.

This tool is excellent and very convenient. TSA confiscated it in North Carolina though after going through the same airport and many others before without issue.

I only use it to open Amazon boxes, and it was damaged 40 days after purchase

This multi-tool has many useful tools although it is extremely small.While it appears to be high quality metal and design, it is much smaller than it appears in the pictures.I feel the well built tools within would be much more useful if it would fit in your hand. It was difficult to use the bottle opener due to short length.Be sure to review measurements before purchasing. A small multi-tool may be great for you if you are looking for a clutch size, pocket size, for a boy scout or on a keychain.It is also very hard to open and close, again, some people may prefer this as it adds to rigidity. It may be easier to open if you add some oil to the hinge.Ultimately It's is too small and too hard to open with adult sized hands for my personal liking.I gave 3 stars because it is well built, but the small size effects its overall usability.