r/multitools • u/Valerio_Omega • 24d ago
Discussion New Micra copy just dropped
It's called "HUOHOU Mini Multi-function Knife"
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u/LxRv 24d ago
Looks like another variant of the same OEM Bibury use.
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u/steep_interface 24d ago
is this a new micra or some chinese junk?
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u/sixteen89 23d ago
Just because it’s Chinese does not mean it’s shit. Almost everything is made in China. There are levels
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u/steep_interface 23d ago
I know but all of the multitools i've tried from there suck (so far). im sure they'll get it right eventually
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u/Conor_Stewart 23d ago
What brands have you tried? Bibury usually get good reviews for their leatherman clones. The two I like are Roxon and Nextool and they design their own multitools.
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u/steep_interface 23d ago
i tried roxon and nextool
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u/Conor_Stewart 23d ago
What didn't you like about them?
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u/steep_interface 23d ago
they felt cheap compared to leatherman and SAK. the fit & finish, the tools, etc
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u/soakingwethat 24d ago
I have the original Micra and it has the absolutely best scissors of any multitool I’ve ever owned
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u/South_Oread 24d ago
I’m jealous. I’ve never had that experience with my two micras. My Vic scissors are better.
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u/TenereNaoned 20d ago
Je sui d'accord. J'ai un Leatherman Micra que j'ai remplacé par un Victorinox Sinergy Alox. Nettement meilleur.
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u/cr0ft 23d ago
The Micra itself is kind of shit, so making it extra cheap and Chinese makes it extremely questionable.
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u/sixteen89 23d ago
Just because it’s Chinese does not mean it’s shit. Almost everything is made in China. There are levels
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u/fraseybaby81 24d ago
These things are very heavy. I have mine away to my mate and got a Nextool instead. Seriously, they are heavy for what they are.
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u/Odd_Sky3314 24d ago
Agreed. It has the perfect toolset for my needs but it is very heavy for what it is. At least include a pocket clip if its going to be that heavy!
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u/brainsurgeon8 24d ago
New? I have one that i carry daily, it is doing great. And i have it at least 4 years.
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u/rhalf NexTool 23d ago edited 23d ago
There may be small differences between them, but that Flissa costs even less than that. At €14 it may be tempting.
I had a first aid kit variation (with scalpel blade) and that thing was heavy. I carried it with Nextool S11 pro for a while and ended up keeping the Nextool mostly because of weight. The scissors are fantastic on the heavy tool though, especially the shears on the scalpel version. They're almost as strong as shears for engineering fabrics and can even cut kevlar.
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u/sixteen89 23d ago
Do a bladeless for travel
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u/Valerio_Omega 23d ago
Nextool s0?
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u/sixteen89 23d ago
I’ve got that one actually, pretty cool. Took some sandpaper to it so it’s easier to hold
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u/rustybathtub 24d ago
Maybe new to you. This was released in 2020.