Pocket Tools Description: You can have fun showing this tool to your friends (after taking it out of your wallet) and ask them to count the things it can do. It has about 9 tools less than a Swiss Army knife, yet it is about the size of a credit card (and almost as thin). Some of the 11 functions: a mini serrated saw that can actually cut small tree branches, a beveled corner screwdriver, both a 2 and 4 position wrench, a cap and can opener, a knife edge, and even use it as a windshield ice-scraper! This makes a very useful and thoughtful gift that few would ever think to give.
Amazon Description:  A really great gift thought even for the one that has everything! Think about it : There is not an easier, all-around, last minute, more personalized, reasonably priced, thoughtful gift! These are precision machined from genuine, 440 surgical steel. Construction that is just thick enough for practical use but not so heavy as to be cumbersome. Simple, yet durable, it really does what it is supposed to do! Credit card sized multi-tool is packed with features : 11 functions in one device! Its got a knife edge, cap opener, can opener, mini serrated saw edge for cutting small tree branches, a measuring scale, a beveled corner screwdriver, both 2 and 4 position wrench, etc. About 9 tools less than a Swiss Army Knife, but try fitting an Army knife into your wallet! This tiny multi-tasker can really come in handy. Size allows it to be stored almost anywhere without adding weight. An inexpensive, pocket-sized insurance policy for when things do not go exactly as planned. Toss one of these in the map case, car glove box, (even helpful as a windshield ice-scraper!!), overnight bag, the boat, tackle box or first aid kit. Each piece comes with its own black PVC carry pouch. Makes a super, thoughtful gift for a lady, a gentleman or even the Eagle Scout in your life!

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4 Responses to “11-Tools-in-1 Credit Card Sized Stainless Steel Survival Tool”

1. Jonathan Kramer says:

   February 26, 2010 at 12:00 am

   The knife and bottle opener alone have made this worth a life saver. Some of the other tools do seem a bit pointless to me (ruler with out units, “direction ancillary indication” and the various wrenches) but are certainly better than nothing. It’s extremely sturdy and I can’t imagine it ever breaking.

   I have kept mine in my wallet for about a year and it has been wonderful. So wonderful that when it got confiscated when I accidentally left it in my wallet going through airport security I immediately bought it again.

   Whenever I take it out around new people they always love taking a look at it and wish they had one of their own.

   When I bought it from here it didn’t seem to come with the paper that explains what all of the tools are, so here’s a link to that: [...]
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