Husky Multi-Tools, 2pk $3 @ Homey Depot

[Jeff]

Found this 2 pk of Husky Multi-tools on clearance for $3, regular price $10. Saw them hanging in the tool aisle.

Good stocking stuffers for Xmas. I wonder, though, how good HD's lifetime guarantee is on these tools.

 

[gmt]

Are those any good? If price is any indication, they may be cheap junk.

 

[JASTECH]

They may change the warranty on them to send to mfg. after 90-Days. After the mess they are putting me through with Ridgid tools I don't trust them anymore.

 

[Jeff]

Are those any good? If price is any indication, they may be cheap junk.

They seem stout enough, but I wouldn't compare them to Leatherman, SOG, or Gerber. But at $1.50 a piece they're worth throwing in a glove box or giving out for Xmas.

 

[gmt]

If they seem stout maybe I'll give them a shot.

 

[Armed Bear]

I might pick these up, I've had quite a few expensive multi tools that grew legs and walked away.

 

[ilovevocs]

Nice find.

 

[BlackdogJunkyard]

Home Depot has always replaced my leatherman's with brand new ones for whatever stupid reason I return them for... Rust, function, not shiny anymore.... lol

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[Armed Bear]

Some of the employees at HD are complete ignorant morons!, I asked the guy where are the 2 pack Husky Multi Tools because I couldn't find them anywhere, he was a geeky chinese guy with pimples on his face and the idiot didn't even know what a multi tool was!,SMH I can't believe some of the geek hipsters they hire at HD.....turns out they were sold out of the multi tools. oh well I'll just get a Leatherman instead.

 

[lithdoc]

These are low quality cheap Chinese junk - soft steel, poor fit an finish. Not even close to a Leatherman in terms of quality. Get those only if you really have to...

 

[Armed Bear]

These are low quality cheap Chinese junk - soft steel, poor fit an finish. Not even close to a Leatherman in terms of quality. Get those only if you really have to...

yeah I know, I was gonna get these because their cheap enough to not grow legs and walk away, but good enough to cut wires at work.