Wurth Utility Knife (with bit driver!) and a little Renegade tool.
If I"m not mistaken, Renegade was Walmart's store brand for fishing stuff in the early-mid '00s. Recently traded another cheap tool for it, but have to admit--this one is good!
Nice pliers (with shot splitter!), a still sharp blade (thus, dirty, but not used much), and nice scissors. Drivers work great (and I especially appreciate the beefy slotted driver--rare on a tool this small). Also, inexplicably-- a saw. I guess it could be used as a scaler, but else--way too small to do any real cutting...
The Wurth is metal, something I typically avoid on utility knives--but it feels great in the hand and sturdy (plus, it's got a thick textured powder coat as opposed to thin anodizing). Their bits are also great quality. Bought this to replace a Klein I hated. Surprisingly, even with the bit fitted into the handle, it's still comfortable--thus, you can keep the bit at the ready instead of having to open and close it like the Klein.
Not shown--it also included a thick sheath to carry the knife and bits.
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