OKNIFE Opry 2 EDC Titanium Multi-tool, Pry Bar with Pocket Clip, Screwdriver, Bottle Opener for for Camping, Riding, and Maintenance

I would buy this for $20-25 but $54 is way too much.

This thing is pretty sick, didn’t think I’d get as much use out of it as I am! Works great for so many things. Fits perfect in my viperade pouch, I love the bit options it has, I use the flathead as a scratch off tool haha and the torque bits are perfect for keeping the knife tiptop on the fly. Only thing I think they should change would be to shift the ruler to the end of the bar, so you can use the end as a straight edge(see picture)I saw someone mention in the reviews about OKNIFE missing a opportunity to put tritium in the pocket clip, so I took that idea and shaped a chunk of glowcard to fit, it’s no tritium but it’ll help if lose it in the dark and it looks cool(glow looks stronger than it actuality, due to long exposure)

I believe at this point I own every version of the Opry and this one is by far my favorite. The HUGE selling point for me over the Original and the Pro, which I own both, is the fact that the bits are enclosed in the housing. My main issue with the Original Opry is the fact that the bits were exposed and would get a lot of sweat on them. As I live in Louisiana and the summers are fairly hot that can be an issue. The Pro is nice as well but the pocket clip is ridiculously STIFF and ended up just being slapped onto my bag, which took a lot of persuading. All those negatives are non existent in the Opry v2!!! The pocket clip is easy in and out of the pocket and the bit door has a good lockup. As this is new I dont have long term testing with it but rest assured I'll put it through its paces for the next year or two.

Love this product so far just wish the clip was a deep carry it sits a little high in the pocket for my liking but lucky me i have other clips so will be changing the clip out on it for that reason but other than that i really like this product

I looked at about 84 pry bar tools. They were steel, aluminum but mostly titanium. Priced from ten bucks to over 200. Even if I never pry or open or measure anything with the Opry Pro I'm still happy. The little rotary switch thing that captures the 4mm bits is awesome. The pocket clip is fantastic. The finish on it is just right, it has a little traction so the tool won't go flying when you try to apply it. The whistle is a head scratcher. It does work but whatever the Opry Pro rocks. Amazon was practically giving it away on Prime and the Olight website was out of stock. Way to go Amazon! Lucky me!