Fathers Day Dad Gifts from Daughter Wife Son, 2 Pack Multi-Tool Pen Set, 11 in 1 Multitool Pen with LED Light, Ruler, Level, Screwdriver, Stylus, Flathead, Birthday Gifts for Men, Husband, Silver

I'm always on the lookout for useful little gadgets or things that I can add to my inventory of EDC stuff. Whether it's a keychain tool, or something that I can pack in my car... This is great because it's the type of thing that I will carry on me pretty much all the time. It just slips into your pocket and you've got it. Hardly takes any room.The pen writes well, and if it runs out it comes with replacement inks. The hard part will be not losing those... but it does come in a nice little box, so if you put it somewhere you'll remember it shouldn't be too hard.I really like the screwdrivers it has in the top of it. I frequently need a mini screwdriver for something, and I have to go to tools or use one of those keychain tools I mentioned that has a screwdriver function... Now I've got an easily accessible one right in my pocket. The little bubble level that's built into it is another thing that I need from time to time, but usually don't have around. Now I do.This set comes with two pens that are similar, but slightly different with the little tools they include.What I really like about these is they are comfortable to write with. These are much larger and a bit heavier than many other pens; especially the disposable kind. It's another cool way to accessorize yourself in the office as well.It's a useful tool/utility that you'll probably find you're glad to have. Or if you need to get a guy a gift, you can't really go wrong with this.

You actually get 2 pens, a 6-in-1 and an 11-in-1.Let's start with the 6-in-1.• Ruler — It has a 4 inch ruler and a 10 cm ruler. It then duplicates the 10 cm ruler into a 20 and 30 for no apparent reason, one of them backward. This seems like you are just trying way to hard to pretend.• Stylus — It put streaky eraser marks on my Samsung Flip 5 phone screen, but it worked. Would I use it over my fingers? No. Does anyone still have something that uses a stylus but not a finger? Probably not.• Level — The level works properly. On my flat table, it was right in the middle. But it doesn't work vertically. (Just FYI, I haven't used a physical level since I downloaded a level app for Android phones.)• Philips — Just unscrew the stylus and there it is. It's pretty small, more for video game consoles or precision work, not large screws on fences or in walls or something like that. Which seems strange, since it seems to be leaning as a tool for a construction contractor to carry to have tools in a pinch.• Flathead — You just pull the Philips out and reverse it, but we couldn't do that without using a can opening gripper. In the field, this is just not possible. It is also very tiny, which isn't really necessary. Both screwdrivers could have been a lot larger and still fit in there.• Pen — The pen started writing about midway through the first line. Worked very reasonably and well.11-in-1 additional features:• LED — Just click it and it's on. Could be very useful in the dark. Light is decent for an "in a pinch" flashlight.• Bottle opener — Opened a bottle of Martinelli's that we had left over from a party. Worked on the second try, so about equivalent to other similar bottle openers.So, the flathead is impossible to use in the field for grip reasons (and because it's tiny), the Philips is questionable because it's also for precision work, but otherwise everything is pretty OK. It would take a unique person to actually make use of all these features, but it wouldn't be a horrible idea to put this in your car for emergencies.

This set comes with 2 similar multi-tools, so you could always give it to 2 different people if you needed to make a gift stretch. One has a bottle opener and flashlight. The other is a little more basic with the level and screwdrivers. Each one comes with extra pen refills. The lighted one comes with 2 extra lights. One was a little dimmer than the other already. Not sure how long that light will last. Overall, this would be a handy tool to keep on the job site for writing and doing minor adjustments on small things.

I would consider these pens more functional than I would have expected for the price. They feel pretty sturdy and I could see the rulers, level, and screwdrivers all being useful in a pinch. The bottle opener should do the job too, though, I almost never have a use for that. The little light does work, but I don't expect it to last long. They do give you a couple of replacement lights. However, it doesn't look like it is possible to easily replace the battery, so when they die they're done. Oh yeah, and the pens write too. The quality seems comparable to a pretty average ballpoint pen. Overall, I think they are good to have for the price and they provide some useful utility beyond what you would get just having a regular pen in your pocket or glovebox.