With each knife having a pattern that is unique to it, almost like its own fingerprint, the Greno puts the beauty of hand-forged VG-10 Stainless Damascus steel in your grip, giving you a knife that’s equal parts magnificent and masterful.

They say that the true process of making Damascus steel was lost to history, although the art has certainly flourished again, with a lot of forgers building their own techniques of making the gorgeously marbled metal. One such creator is Shaggs LLC, the designer and builder behind the Greno – a hand-forged fixed-blade knife with perhaps one of the most unique-looking marbled steel blades we’ve seen. While most Damascus steel blades rely on a dual-color design that highlights the marbling, the Greno is different. It employs VG-10 steel – a premium cutlery-grade stainless steel produced in Japan, which results in a marbling quite like no other. Add that to a 4.5-inch blade with a 4.3-inch handle and you’re left with a knife that doesn’t disappoint. When not in use, the Greno is an art piece, a visual representation of a one-dead handicraft… and when in motion, it’s a knife designed to dominate and get the job done every single time.

Designer: Shaggs LLC

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Measuring a staggering 9 inches from tip to end, the Greno is fairly larger than any of the flippers or folders we feature here. It comes with a fixed blade design too, and ships with a Top Grain Italian cow leather sheath to help you carry it around wherever you go. The knife’s handle comes crafted from green Micarta, used extensively in the knifemaking industry for its durability, balanced weight, and the unique texture it provides to the handle, giving it a superior grip. To supplement this, the Greno’s handle boasts an ergonomic grippy design that’s innately ambidextrous, allowing you to grab it confidently as you maneuver its crown jewel – that spectacular blade.

A self-taught knifemaker, Shaggs managed to master the art of forging Damascus steel, although their experiments with the Greno are different from any other Damascus steel you’d find on the market. To state things plainly, a lot of the Damascus steel you see today is simply a laser-etched marbling pattern on regular steel. True Damascus steel is created by folding and forging two different kinds of steel together, before acid-etching the blade to reveal a zebra-like pattern. Greno’s take on Damascus steel is similar, but the results are stunningly different. The blade shimmers with a chrome-like finish, but instead of being dual-colored, comes with contour lines, almost like the knife has its own fingerprint.

The blade itself has a drop-point design, a very popular template in the knife world. With a long 4.5-inch edge that culminates in a sharp tip, the Greno is perfect for pretty much any indoor or outdoor tasks. Whittling wood, slicing paracord, cutting meat or veggies, and self-defence, the Greno’s blade holds up remarkably well to any form of abuse. The VG-10 steel is inherently corrosion-resistant and has remarkable edge retention, which means spending more time using the knife and less time sharpening it. The rest of the blade travels through the handle, or what the industry calls a ‘full tang’ format. This effectively boosts the knife’s overall durability and allows you to lean into the Greno while using it. The full tang design means being able to apply forward and downward pressure with ease, along with also being able to twist your knife while using it to do things like open metal cans or gut your hunt.

When all’s said and done, the knife slides right into its cowhide sheath, which encases the blade so it doesn’t accidentally hurt anyone. Owing to its large size, the Greno definitely doesn’t come with a pocket clip, but it does boast a lanyard hole at the end of the handle, allowing you to loop a paracord or lanyard through the knife to make it easy to carry around with you on outdoor trips, whether it’s camping, hunting, or even showing off to your EDC-enthusiast friends!

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Just a step short of shaving your beard with Wolverine’s claws themselves, the Titaner TiGlide S1 is perhaps the coolest, slickest, and most durable razor you could grace your jawline with. Machined from solid titanium, the TiGlide S1 sports a gorgeous minimal design that leverages single-edge shaving. A microtexture on the titanium and a scalloped bar below the blade edge allows the razor to glide along your skin, while Titanium’s natural anti-bacterial and biocompatible properties truly make it the perfect pick for this razor’s design. Besides, it’s so durable, you’ll probably never need to buy another razor ever again.

Designer: Titaner TiGlide

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Titanium has for long been a go-to choice for EDC makers, given its durable, anti-corrosive nature… however, the same reasons it’s perfect for EDC also make it perfect for a shaving razor. It’s durable, skin-friendly, rust-proof, and bacteria-resistant – all features that lend themselves wonderfully to the TiGlide S1’s design.

The TiGlide S1 relies on a single-edge shaving experience. Most razors on the market (we’re looking at you, Gillette) come with two, three, or sometimes even four blade edges, claiming that it provides a cleaner shave. The truth, however, is that the clean shave also comes at a cost of skin burn, caused by multiple blades grazing against your skin. The trick to a clean shave doesn’t lie in the number of blades, it lies in the angle at which the blade runs against your skin. Get that right and you’ll be left with a clean, stubble-free jawline that doesn’t turn red from razor-burn. The TiGlide S1 achieves this by allowing you to micro-adjust the blade’s angle once you load it into the razor. A screw at the back lets you control the angle of the blade down to a fraction of a degree, letting you quickly optimize as you shave so you’re left with the perfect clean shave without the sensitive skin that follows after.

The razor’s design is incredibly simple, which is what I personally love so much about it. Rather than complicating things with multiple blades, pivoting heads, and aloe-vera skin-hydrating strips, the Titaner TiGlide S1 just nails the basics and does it spectacularly well. The razor comes machined from titanium, with a simple, low-poly-inspired design that may remind you of a certain electric truck’s form factor. The smooth handle may strike you as slippery, but it’s quite the opposite, with a design that’s fairly grippy even when being used with wet or soapy hands. A microtexture on the razor’s head helps it glide across your skin with ease, and there’s a scalloped bar right underneath the blade’s edge, which further helps this frictionless glide by allowing shaving cream lather to flow through its tiny grooves as the blade’s edge runs against your skin, finely cutting any hair.

Using the TiGlide S1 feels pretty intuitive if you’ve ever shaved before. Load half a blade into the razor’s top, before snapping the magnetic head on. Tighten the screw at the back till you get the blade angle you desire (ensuring everything’s locked in place), and you’re ready to go. You can use the razor for dry-shaving or wet-shaving, and once you’re done, a simple rinse under tap water cleans all the cream/stubble off. A single-edge blade is a lot easier to clean than those multi-edge ones that have loads of grooves in them to trap hair, and titanium is inherently rust-proof and anti-bacterial, making maintenance a no-brainer.

Once you’re done, the TiGlide S1 comes with its own stand that lets you vertically dock it. It feels almost anti-gravitational, the way the razor stands perfectly upright… although that’s precisely what’s so cool about the stand. This upright docking also allows the razor to dry faster, thanks to gravity, so your blade doesn’t rust (the blade’s still going to be made of steel with a diamond-like coating). If you’re looking to travel with your TiGlide S1, it comes with a nifty silicone pouch too, allowing you to carry the razor along with a few spare blades to cover the duration of your trip.

The TiGlide S1 stands majestically on its circular base

Dock it on your bathroom counter or carry it with you using the silicone pouch

Aside from looking undeniably gorgeous, the TiGlide S1 also champions sustainability. Just like printer companies, razor companies like Gillette make their money not by selling razors, but rather by selling cartridges. They control the cartridge market (you can only use branded cartridges with your branded razor, right?), which means you’re perpetually their customer. You also end up buying use-and-throw cartridges that contain blades and skin-soothing strips encased in a plastic outer cover, which is impossible to recycle once thrown in the trash. The TiGlide S1 has none of that. All you need is a simple pack of shaving blades (choose a good quality one for a great shave) and you’re good to go. The blades break in half before mounting within the TiGlide S1, and it’s recommended you change the blade every 5-10 shaves, so each complete blade lasts anywhere up to 20 shaves.

Although it isn’t specifically guaranteed, your Titaner TiGlide S1 should last you a couple of lifetimes thanks to its titanium construction. Each TiGlide S1 starts at a discounted $129, comes with the silicone pouch included, and ships globally. An extra $12 also gets you the titanium base/stand.

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When you’re caught in the line of duty or are stranded in the wilderness and things suddenly begin to get serious, a knife can be your friend to carry out survival tasks like splitting firewood, starting a fire, skinning game, or opening a can. This is why survivalists do not compromise on what knife they carry in their backpacks. Cut, chop, dig whatever it is, a folding knife is a second choice against the fixed blade options owing to its complexity in design and risk of failure in hardcore tasks.

While many blade makers would settle for this perception, Benchmade in the US is redefining the wheel with a folder that is positioned to become a hardcore warhorse for camping tasks and survival experiences. Benchmade PSK, short for Personal Survival Knife, is an efficient and ambidextrous folding knife, engineered for outdoor enthusiasts inside-out.

Designer: Benchmade

I think it would be unfitting to back all the claims, but from the looks of this stunning folder, you wouldn’t want to write it off either. The corrosion-resistant CPM MagnaCut blade with a black Cerakote coating is the first instant heartwinner. For those who wouldn’t know, CPM MegnaCut is Crucible Industries’ premium steel that boasts toughness, corrosion resistance, and most importantly edge retention. The Cerakote finish enhances this quality manyfold, which the survivalists would leverage.

The interesting blade, measuring only 3.4 inches, houses – when folded – within a black G10 handle with a textured carbon fiber bolster. It also comes in a choice of carbon fiber handle. Measuring a total of 8.4 inches, the PSK, which tips the scale at slightly over 5 ounces, is built sturdy with a set of full liners. The “palm-filling” foldable knife features a quick and reliable AXIS Assist opening and locking mechanism.

Provided with a striking choil at the base of the blade to light a fire with a Ferro rod, this pocket-friendly survivor knife is a comfortable EDC you’d definitely want to try. It should be hand-washed and kept dry and lubricated, the maker notes. The Benchmade PSK retails for $450 in its carbon fiber model.

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If you reside in the US, Harbor Freight is a good option to seek for anything related to multi-tools. Their in-house brand Gordon caters to survival and outdoor products that can have anything from an emergency kit to a high-grade metal detector. Having added functionality and the perk of added tools is their USP when compared to the likes of Leatherman or Gerber.

Their latest multitool reiterates that fact, as functionality takes precedence without compromising in the number of tools at your disposal. In fact, the 20-in-1 Multi-Tool comes with useful options like the freedom to go for both pliers or scissors without having to choose one. The regular pliers also double as needle-nose pliers and on the other side there are a pair of scissors, wire stripper, and a window breaker.

Designer: Harbor Freight

You’ll never be left longing for a tool when this stainless-steel multi-tool is around. On the side of the scissors rest the saw, gut hook, screwdriver and bit driver. The other side holds the can opener, crimper, gut hook, three different files (a diamond coated one, wood infused and metal one), and a 2.86 inches long serrated knife. When opened fully, the accessory reveals an eight-inch ruler too. While in closed configuration, the multi-tool measures 4.06 inches in height and 1.53 inches in width. The Total weight of approximately 300 grams (including the packaging, woven polyester pouch and belt clip) is lightweight enough to carry in your pocket.

Other than that, the multi-tool does everything your trusted $200 Leatherman would do. Sure, it does not come with a clear-cut warranty, but still it does the job at a reasonable price of $40. Obviously, this accessory is for casual campers and someone who doesn’t require a top-notch multi-tool every time they undertake a dangerous adventure. If you happen to have a Harbor Freight store nearby, the multitool is up for grabs right now. For those seeking to buy it online, sales will become available by mid-August.

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Did you ever think a clipper could become a part of your EDC? Well, this one can.

I’m sure this sounds relatable. You wake up to notice you’re running late for work. You have time to brush your teeth, you’re possibly skipping your bath, and breakfast is just going to be an apple you quickly munch as you drive to work. You reach the workplace with minutes to spare, remembering you’ve also got a meeting today. Your hand runs across your jaw and you realize you didn’t get time to shave today. Even if it isn’t the kind of incident that happens on a daily basis, forgetting to shave is a quintessential problem. Either you don’t have the time, you forgot to charge your trimmer, or you’re traveling and conveniently ditched the razor/clipper thinking you wouldn’t need it.

That’s where a product like the ZERA M proves to be pretty handy. A beard trimmer small enough to fit into your pocket, the ZERA M is roughly the size of a wireless earbuds case. It measures 2.67 inches long, 1.27 inches wide, and weighs a paltry 3.4 ounces… but it’s a full-fledged stubble and nose-hair trimmer you can use on the go. Designed to fit right in your pocket, the trimmer/shaver is the ultimate on-the-go grooming accessory. You can use it directly on your skin, or pair it with a shaving cream of your choice. Either way, the ZERA M is designed to be used anywhere, whether it’s in a hotel washroom while on a business trip, at home before work, or even just minutes before you enter an important meeting where you need to look your professional best.

Designer: Zera M

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Technology has a way of shrinking things. Phones today are slimmer than they were 10 years back. Cameras are measurably smaller than they were decades ago. Televisions today measure about as thick as a few credit cards stacked together. There’s no reason the beard shaver should still remain a bulky device, right? After all, the shaver is merely a blade powered by a motor and battery. Eschewing the bulky, ergonomic designs of most beard shavers you see today, the ZERA M simplifies things down for the sake of compactness. The tiny device, no longer than your thumb, gives you a comprehensive shaving experience on the go.

Essentially, the device can be split into two broad parts, the base, which contains the motor and battery, and a snap-on magnetic blade module that attaches to the base. When powered, the blade rotates at a stunning 8000RPM, operating at a volume of under 30dB (that’s quieter than the hum of your refrigerator). The blades sit within a safe enclosure, trimming your beard without causing razor burn or pinching your skin. All you do is run the ZERA M around your jawline to clear out any stubble… and if you want to groom your nostrils, just snap off the blade module and replace it with the nose-trimmer module that lets you quickly trim your nose hairs.

The technology that runs the ZERA M isn’t new – shavers/clippers have existed for decades. It’s just how the ZERA M packages things that makes it so effective. Everything sits within a hyper-portable design that literally fits in your pocket. Perfect for carrying around with you (or just stashing in your suitcase or travel case during business trips), the ZERA M is there when you need it, and invisible when you don’t. The battery and motor sit enclosed within a water-tight body, making the ZERA M perfect to use even in the shower. The entire device is IPx7 water-resistant, and you can either use it dry against your skin (like any conventional shaver), or combine it with shaving cream if you want to leave your skin feeling soft and supple after a shave.

The motor operates at 8000RPM, giving you a quick, clean shave

Swap between beard-trimming and nose-trimming modules in a second

Apart from being compact enough to travel with, the ZERA M saves you big bucks in the long run. It replaces the need to buy razor blades (if you’re the kind that uses razors), saving you nearly $500 in blade refills over a span of just 1 year if you’re a regular shaver. Maintaining your ZERA M is fairly simple too – just run it under a tap to clean out any stubble that may linger around in its crevasses. The shaver also comes with a tiny brush to help you clean the blade without using water, should you choose.

The magnetic module-swapping detail is sheer genius, allowing you to go from beard trimming to nose-hair trimming without changing devices. The process of swapping modules takes barely a few seconds (as is visible below), giving you the ability to quickly and effectively groom yourself without busting out the entire shaving kit. A grooming ritual that can take nearly half an hour gets done in minutes.

The ZERA M starts at $59, which includes the base, the two upper modules (beard + nose trimmer), and a USB-C charging cable. The cable juices the ZERA M’s built-in 800mAh battery, which runs the shaver for roughly 60 days on a full charge. Meanwhile, an LED indicator on the side lets you know how much power the shaver holds, and a single-button interface lets you easily operate the shaver without needing to bust open a user manual. While traveling, long-pressing the power button puts it in ‘travel-lock’ mode, so it doesn’t accidentally switch on while inside your luggage. The ZERA M ships globally, with a 1-year warranty that’s extendable to 2 years for an extra $15.

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In every toolkit, some basic toolsets and an assortment of independent screwdriver attachments are available in case you want handy at any time because you cannot help but notice a loose screw or an awkwardly struck nail. If you’re one such individual; a versatile, compact, and durable screwdriver with multiple bits in the body should be your go-to option.

It all started with the original Ti-Mag project. No wonder, it was successfully funded on Kickstarter before it was delivered to the backers in January earlier this year. Now, after adopter feedback, the makers have upgraded the original Ti-Mag as the Ti Mag V2 with a foldable titanium body. Hence, it’s the perfect companion to tackling DIY projects at home or wherever the need to repair a situation arises.

Designer: Logical Carry

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For the enthusiastic DIYer in you, who at any particular time has his/her tiny workspace overcrowded with screwdrivers, pliers, and other tools – some inside, other overflowing – from the toolbox; you know the significance of a toolkit that you can carry along in the EDC pack or in the pocket with comfort, and unfurl it show what you can do!

Take a bow Ti-Mag V2! The ultimate titanium EDC screwdriver with multi-bits and a pry bar is completely scratch-resistant and designed to reach the narrowest of points you’d want to negotiate. The everyday carry screwdriver combines five interchangeable bits made in different designs and sizes. The screwdriver, in addition to magnetically holding these bits in the womb – within its 180-degree foldable design – also features a box cutter and functions as an incredibly cool fidget toy.

The versatile new Ti-Mag V2 weighs a fraction over 100 grams (106 to be precise). It is incredibly pocket friendly, and comes with a five-bit compartment in a screwdriver CNC-machined from grade 5 titanium. Designed to address shortcomings of the debut model, the version 2 of the Ti Mag has a folding, 180-degree two-way design, which allows the top handle to wiggle half-way on either side providing an opening to access the assortment of screws residing within.

Pull out any of the five bits – depending on the screw size and type – you want to address. You can choose between Slotted 5.5, Philip’s PHO, Philip’s PH1, Philip’s PH2, or Trox T6, which attaches magnetically to the extending bar that looks in place when the action is in progress. When not in use, the bar remains firmly in place so you can even work in hard-to-reach and narrow work spaces.

With the Ti-Mag V2, you can feel the satisfaction that you have the screwdriver comprising different screw sizes and shapes that can take care of all possible scopes of work it is designed for. Obviously, made for carrying out various tasks, this conversation-starting magnetic bit screwdriver allows its pry bar to be used for removing nails and open boxes. And when all are covered and you don’t have any work; entertain yourself with the fidget toy it can be courtesy of four magnets.

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A little larger than your average AA battery, the Otacle D1 is a toolkit small enough to fit on your keychain. Made from a titanium outer body, the Otacle D1 opens up to reveal not one but four double-sided hex bits that fit into the handle-shaped cylindrical outer body. Dock a bit in either at the front for a regular driving experience, or at the back for a high-torque screwdriver and the world is literally your oyster. You can assemble, disassemble, repair, or even tinker with objects around you without needing to fish out your massive screwdriver kit.

Designer: OKNIFE

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Designed by the folks at OKNIFE, the Otacle D1 is all about practicality. It’s compact enough to hang out with your keys on your keychain, but has a flap that opens to reveal a crawl-space for storing 4 double-sided hex bits. The Otacle D1’s body is machined from Titanium, a common material found in the EDC industry these days, which also vastly increases its durability while allowing it to be fairly lightweight at just 1.5 oz (42.5 g).

The entire device measures under 3 inches long, while being broad enough to offer a sturdy grip. The rounded square cross-section enhances the grip too, allowing you to twist and turn with confidence. Just in case the screws you’re working with are on the stiffer side, the Otacle D1 offers high-torque operation too. Instead of mounting the bit on front, you can mount it sideways using a hole at the back (shown above), which allows you to apply more turning pressure to loosen tight screws. It also lets you work in tighter spaces where the screwdriver won’t fit in a linear manner.

The Otacle D1 comes in silver and titanium-blue variants, although there’s also a brass version with the graphic of a crack on it if you want something a little edgy. The D1 comes with 4 S2 steel bits included, tucked away in the magnetic holder inside the D1’s hidden compartment. There’s also a lanyard hole at the back (aside from the bit-mounting hole) for stringing a cord or attaching a keyring, so you can carry your toolkit in your pocket or around your neck!

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It isn’t often that you have knives mimicking nature or being inspired by natural details, but this one gets a special mention for just how beautiful it is. The Cicada from Rike Knife takes inspiration from one of nature’s noisiest insects, but translates the cicada’s shape and form into a gorgeous piece of art that looks as beautiful closed as it does open. Available in 3 color options, the Cicada knife measures just under 3 inches in length wen closed, making it an incredibly compact number. Open it, however, and you’re greeted with a tiny yet mighty blade that’s perfect for everyday activities.

Designer: Rike Knife

The Cicada pocket knife sports an all-metal design, with a blade made from Bohler M390 (martensitic chromium steel) offering high durability and edge retention. The blade measures a mere 1.96 inches long, and sports a spear-point design with a dual-edge, so you can use it in any direction, or rely on its pointy tip for piercing. A cutout in the blade adds visual drama while reducing material to keep the knife light and spry… and even when open, the entire knife measures just a mere 4.9 inches, putting it in the more compact small-size knife category.

The knife’s 3 color options offer different aesthetics within the same jewel-like format. The matte-black with gold accents is subtle yet eye-catching, while the gold/blue and metallic silver variants glimmer more, drawing one’s attention. The cicada’s wings offer a decent grip while you use the knife, and a Flip Tab opener and frame-lock mean reliable operation.

The entire Cicada knife weighs a paltry 2.46oz (70g), which checks out given how the knife is literally a few fractions of an inch larger than an actual cicada. The $215 knife comes with a tiny hole on the rear end to string lanyards through, and a fairly ambidextrous design that allows you to use the knife with either your left or right hand. Unfortunately, there’s no pocket clip on the cicada – I assume adding one would really help, turning it into a brooch of sorts… but that only means the gorgeous insect-inspired design can be seen on both the front as well as the back of the handle.

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They say you shouldn’t mess with perfection… but you could certainly give it a new paint-job and make it look even better than before. Tekto’s flagship folding knives are getting a design refresh, with variants made with forged carbon and Damascus marbling accents. The new variants will be available for enthusiasts, EDC users, and collectors as a special spin on some old favorites.

The three knives getting a refresh are the F1 Alpha, the F2 Bravo, and the F3 Charlie – all a part of Tekto’s folding knife lineup. The company is best known for their OTF knives (Out The Front Knives), but folders remain a classic part of their catalog, catering to people who love sticking to the basics. All knives are designed as collector-worthy knives that pack an absolute punch. They’re compact, deadly, and built for all sorts of outdoor and tactical scenarios.

Tekto F1 Alpha (Forged Carbon Handle with Silver Blade)

As Tekto’s most fierce folder, the F1 Alpha gets first mention. The new knife boasts the exact same crowd-pleasing design, but with a forged carbon handle and a silver-finish D2 steel blade. The F1 Alpha measures a respectable 4.5 inches when closed, opening up to reveal a 3.1-inch drop-point blade that handles everyday tasks like a breeze. A liner lock holds the blade in place, and jimping on top gives you a perfect grip as you maneuver the knife around. The reverse end of the handle also features a lanyard hole that doubles as a glass-breaker, allowing you to make a quick exit in any emergency scenarios. The entire knife weighs a mere 3.3 ounces, has an ambidextrous pocket clip design, and even comes with its own carrying pouch.

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Tekto F2 Bravo (Damascus Pattern Handle with Black Blade)

Don’t let the Bravo name fool you – this one is Tekto’s slimmest, sleekest, and lightest folder of the three. At just 2.4 ounces, it’s miraculously light, making it great for quick maneuvering while cutting ropes, opening boxes, whittling wood, or slicing through leather and fabric. The knife has a 4.3-inch handle that houses a folded 3.3-inch drop-point blade made from D2 steel that’s hard enough to take on any sort of activity. Although the original did come with a speckled carbon fiber handle, this new variant gets a marbled Damascus pattern, with the same black-coated blade to give the F2 Bravo an extremely covert demeanor. Makes sense given how thin and light it is. The F2 Bravo also comes with its own carrying pouch, although the built-in pocket clip and lanyard hole should also suffice.

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Tekto F3 Charlie (Forged Carbon Handle with Black Blade)

At 4.5 ounces, the F3 Charlie is the big brother of the three. It comes with a 5.2-inch handle that houses a large 3.8-inch titanium-coated D2 steel blade on the inside. Fold the blade out and its drop-point design is just as functional as its siblings, but the larger form factor gives it much more heft and power. The renewed variant sports a forged carbon handle with the same black-coated blade that gives the knife a stealthy aesthetic. Holding the F3 Charlie feels vastly different from something like the Bravo, which has a much slimmer design. The F3 Charlie is meaty, ergonomic, and is made for tactical use although it’s more than happy being used for opening boxes too. It sports a button-lock, which gives it reliability too, while simultaneously having the tactile satisfaction of being able to quickly deploy or close your knife with a flick of the wrist!

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One of the worst feelings in the world is facing a simple problem only to realize that you don’t have the right tool to fix it right then and there. This is especially true for people who work with their hands, whether as a tradesperson, a hobbyist, an adventurer, or even just someone who prefers to always be prepared to face any eventuality. Most would probably love to bring all their essential tools with them, but not only would that be cumbersome, it might even raise a few red flags here and there. Multifunctional tools or simply multi-tools for everyday carry bags and kits have become popular for this very reason, but many sacrifice functionality for the sake of boasting about their small sizes. Fortunately, it’s indeed possible to combine compactness and usefulness, and this handsome pocket wrench slash multi-tool is proud to show how.

Designer: Team IF

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It’s not that easy to find an EDC tool that perfectly balances quality, functionality, and accessibility. Some promise small and light designs but skimp on durability or offer very few tools inside their compact body, while others do come like a tank but cost like gold. That’s why the OmniPro Tool is such a marvel of design and engineering, cramming no less than nine features in a single tool that’s no bigger than a credit card.

Yes, the OmniPro Tool boasts nine functional tools, or ten if you include the lanyard. The wrench is probably the most obvious one, offering precision and a secure grip for quick fixes or adjustments. That’s just the tip of the iceberg, of course, as every nook and cranny of this pocket tool has a secret to tell. That same spanner, for example, can be used as a very accurate caliper that not only lets you measure objects in an instant but also demonstrates the design’s attention to detail and craftsmanship. Need to measure something straight or draw a straight line? The side of the OmniPro Tool also functions as a ruler for quick and easy measurements.

The OmniPro Tool also functions as a bit driver that supports standard 1/4-inch hex bits and 1/6-inch bits, ensuring that you’re always ready to tackle any project, repair job, or task. Even better, it features a bit storage compartment that can hold up to four standard 1/4-inch hex bits. The compartment magnetically attaches to the spanner so those bits are never far from where you need them. A bi-directional ratchet screwdriver allows you to quickly switch direction with a simple thumb flick so that you won’t need two tools when you can do with one. The bottom of the multi-tool has a strategically placed window breaker so that you won’t be caught unprepared for emergencies. And when the work is done, you can use the OmniPro Tool to open a bottle of your favorite beverage. It even works as a phone stand so you can just sit back and relax, watching your favorite shows.

Even with all these features, the OmniPro Tool maintains a compact and lightweight size that’s also durable and weatherproof thanks to Grade 5 Titanium. Another proof of its thoughtful design is the three slots that can accommodate 1.5mm x 6mm tritium illumination, helping you see and locate the tool even in the dark. Whether you’re ready to take on the great outdoors, planning your next DIY project, or simply preparing for anything life may throw at you, the OmniPro Tool lets you carry your toolbox in your pocket so that you will never leave home unprepared ever again.

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