Chaos Ready 5 in 1 Survival Knife : Ultimate Multipurpose Survival Tool Featuring: Led Flashlight, Glass Breaker, Seatbelt Cutter, Fire Starter & Bottle Opener, All in a Folding Tactical Knife

I keep mine in the truck to grab in case of an accident and camping. I keep it close by so that if I roll over on the side or roof I can cut the seatbelt free and also smash out the window. I go off road and have rolled over twice. The pressure on the seatbelt latch is tremendous when you are hanging there. The latch is also hard to get to in that position. Just food for thought. I have also known others who have rolled over in accidents on the street and were stuck. It also has a small light that is handy if the battery isn't dead. Other than that it is fairly sharp and descent quality although I wouldn't use it to pry open much of anything.

This product has a lot of good and bad to it.The blade itself is sturdy and came reasonably sharp. The bottle opener works, more or less, as intended.The Magnesium fire starter is coated in a layer of material that must be struck off before it will function. It's not hard to do but it's a bit tedious. Although, I'm glad that it was coated prior to being delivered as I'm guessing that's to protect it.The glass breaker, I haven't had a chance to use. It feels solid and I presume it'll do the job. You'll have to look elsewhere for an experienced review on that feature.The seat-belt cutter seems a bit dull, I tested it on an old seat-belt and it took some muscle to make progress cutting it. Regarding the Magnesium fire starter, once you get the coating stripped, the seat-belt cutter seems to be the best service to strike it on.My biggest complaint is the flashlight. Much like other tiny devices, there is no ON/OFF switch. Some have suggested that you should slip a piece of paper to break the circuit and remove it when you wish to use the light. I tried it and I found that incredibly inconvenient. I just unscrew it. A few rotations passed "OFF" and it still stays secure to its battery pack.While the activation/deactivation of the light is troublesome, otherwise, the light is actually one of the coolest features. Not only is it reasonably bright, it can be removed form the knife casing. It has a magnetic base that keeps it snug in the knife but once removed from the knife, you can magnetize it to any magnetic service, including different parts of the knife. Drive the blade into a dead tree and pop the magnet on the tail end of the knife to give you a little nature-lamp.Overall it's an alright product.

You get what you pay for, but was still a good value.It seems reasonably well put together and practical. The flashlight seems a little weakly held in by a mediocre magnet and seems at risk for falling out. Also, the small flashlight twists on and off, and seems liable to accidentally turn on and use up the battery in storage.These may seem like harsh criticisms, but don't let it deter you from owning this knife. As I said, it seems solidly constructed otherwise, and has been worth about what I paid for it.The built-in bottle opener on the blade was good for opening bottles, but may cause problems whe using the blade in certain applications that may cause the blade to create accidental injury if the notch catches on something.It deserves 4 stars out of 5.I hope this helps you.

I like this knife and used it extensively throughout a few trips. The edge is good, sharp and strong, the folding mechanism hasn't given me any problems.I want to give it 4 stars but the light on it is really not well attached. I liked having it there and used it often, while I had it, but within about a month it fell out someplace and is gone for good. It seems to be held in magnetically and it go jostled someplace and fell out. I don't blame the manufacturer for that, I saw how it was held in and I'm the one who lost it, but I would like to have seen a bit more thought put into how to hold it in place or maybe just a stronger magnet I could use for other reasons as well. For example, if it were a stronger magnet perhaps I could actually use it to attach the knife to a surface.Since the light isn't something I really needed I am still using the knife but when I buy another I will probably look for one with something else other than a light in that space.

I have about 4 months with the knife now and overall I'm happy with the purchase.Pros: 1. the blade is good and will hold sharpness very well 2. The fire starter works fine but you need to scrape the black coat of first then it sparks on first try 3. Not to heavy like other knifes out thereCons: 1. The flashlight will help in an emergency but don't rely solely on it. It's not that bright but I've had two flashlights of similar size and its a little brighter than those but, this is the reason I gave it four stars

I thought I'd cheap out a little bit on a new knife that looked like it had some cool features on it. Here's my list of why I was nice and gave it two stars:The "flashlight" is glued into place. How do I know? Because it was already no longer glued into place by the time it arrived. It was also dead and I'm not even going to begin trying to track down whatever kind of battery that is. Useless.The bottle opener is poorly designed and not very effective. It gets the job done but not very well.The "seatbelt cutter" isn't sharp enough to put a dent in the tip of my fingernail. I know sharp isn't exactly name of the game here but it could be at least a little sharper for me to have complete confidence in it. Won't depending on this to stand up to its name.The belt clip has to be the hardest clip to manipulate I've ever had on a knife. It's actually difficult to put over my pocket because the clip is pushing so hard against the handle. Unnecessary in my opinion.The blade is OK. Not very sharp upon receipt but haven't attempted to sharpen it to see if it would even keep. Also, like the clip, the blade is held unnecessarily tight in the handle causing what I consider to be poor action.