Kilimanjaro910055 Ascend 9 in 1 Multi-Tool -with TSA Compliant, Long Nose Pliers, Wire Stripper, Bottle Opener, Scissors, Phillips and Slotted Screwdriver, Single Cut File, Tweezers, Key Chain

Took this little tool with me on a recent trip to Europe. It has little scissors that actually cut. And pliers! Goes thru security due to allowable size for carry-on.

Went through TSA without issue. Scissors is difficult to extend but useful.I like having a pocket tool available when I travel.

Excellent tool for the price, decent construction materials. Only drawback: since it's longer than 10cm (when pliers are fully deployed), it was confiscated at a certain Asian airport (which shall remain nameless) when I went through security (even though it was a transfer airport, not an entry airport). FYI!

I had a Leatherman PS which I loved for being able to carry a TSA compliant multitool with great scissors, but the spring broke after little use, I sent it back for replacement, and the replacement spring broke after about 2 uses. So I've given up on the Leatherman and have been looking for a replacement. This seemed like a possibility, but was so stiff I felt like I was risking my nails every time, and when I tried to cut bandages for my wife it was an ordeal to cut. Nowhere near the prowess of the PS, or any swiss army scissors. So, sad to say, I'm returning it.

Sitting at the airport in Zig Mexico after security stole this utility took! It will BIT make it through security in Mexico. They looked at, they liked it, laughed amongst themselves & stole it. So no, do not buy this thinking you're going to get through security anywhere outside the country. Security agents outside the US consider one of the perks of their job is to be able to abuse their authority to be criminals.

But still I'll probably hesitate to take it flying just because in some US airports the TSA stop all multitools that even look at first glance like any of the bladed versions. Also, some screeners might deem even these tiny scissors too sharp. Most trips, this would go through fine, I reckon, but I'd hate to lose it. Lol the green color is mainly what triggered me to pull the trigger on this, alonside the lower price, but now it's already a favorite thing.

The tool worked well for the price but with just a few uses the scissors snapped off. With a bladeless multitool the scissors are pretty important. Now it's not really as useful.

It is well made and should be durable and should replace the small Leatherman my wife carried on he keychain for years and used for knitting and myriad other small projects. Since there is no blade it SHOULD pass TSA but I have had TSA agents tell me they have the ability to ban ANYTHING they consider a potential weapon/danger.