Wolftooth 8-bit Pack Pliers - An 8 bit tool in a 64 bit world?

I take a look at the Wolftooth 8 bit Pack Pliers, tell you my initial impressions, and compare it to a few other multi tools that I have been using over the past decade.

Wolftooth Description from their page linked below:
"The 8-Bit Pack Pliers is a lightweight multi-tool with 17 functions. Eight attachments nest inside the handles of master link pliers using magnets and a clever storage system. These attachments then fit into an 8mm ball detent swivel head that has a 4mm opening for hex bits, which adds functionality to the already-versatile master link pliers. This new multi-tool was created to solve almost any minor repair on MTB and road rides alike.

*17 functions: spoke wrench; valve core wrench; flat head #3.5 and Phillips #2 screwdriver bits; 2, 2.5, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 8mm hex; and T10, T25 Torx-compatible bits; install and remove master links; clear tire sealant clogs from valve stem; tighten valve stem lock nut
*Magnets keep all bits in place
*Ball detent swivel head helps access hard-to-reach places
*Handle doubles as breaker bar for extra torque when head is bent
*8mm hex bit tested to over 40 Nm torque"

Link to the Wolftooth Pack Pliers:
https://www.wolftoothcomponents.com/c...

Link to the Crank Bothers referenced:
https://www.crankbrothers.com/collect...