RUIKE Trekker LD51-B Multi-Tool : Victorinox like or better ?

G10 & Sandvik 12c27 !
I compared this Ruike with a similar model in size and tooling, the Victorinox WorkChamp.
I am pleasantly surprised by the quality of the Ruike even though:
there is no can opener (but which is more and more useless),
the pliers has play at its axis,
there is no semi-locking at 90 ° of the wide flat screwdriver,
Ruike does not offer any sheath.
What is interesting with this Ruike:
all tools, except the corkscrew obviously, are located on one side which means that the awl is in alignment, which is more convenient than placed at 90 °,
the lanyard ring is retractable (with two notches of semi-locking),
the knife blade is deployable and foldable with one hand and has two securities,
the multi-tool is removable and has a belt clip (removable),
the belt cutter and the glass-breaker.
I heard that the same factory manufactured the products Böker and Ruike: I chose a multi-tool Ruike for the reason of the alignment of the Phlilips screwdriver.
This Ruike is quite heavy but the tools are widely sized, the knife blade, the scissors, the pliers.
Note that the Phillips screwdriver is truncated which gives it a little less grip than the Victorinox.
For a few days now, the Ruike site has been inaccessible. But the range of its multi-tools appears on the Fenix site :
http://www.lampe-fenix.com/09-couteau... .
The Victorinox 4.0523.3 sheath fits well.
I read a review that the LD51 would be too big to fit comfortably in a pocket? No kidding, what about Workchamp? No, we can just say that it is heavy, heavier than the Workchamp. In addition, it has a pocket clip and can easily hang in a wide pocket of work pants or put on the belt.