EDC Pocket Tools

[Nephron44]

Hello everyone!

I have a particular interest in pocket multitools, such as the Koch Tools Deuce, the Moose Knuckle Design Sheppard, the Vox Snailor, and the Extrema Ratio TK Tool.

Anyone know of any other tools such as these that I can collect? Thanks!

 

[NotSoSharpBob]

Have you ventured over into the dark side of Peter Atwood's work?

 

[HDStreetBob]

Have you ventured over into the dark side of Peter Atwood's work?

Now that's an expensive hobby.... But they are great pieces.

There are also EDC forums that you can visit if you want to spend more $.....

 

[Shann]

I carry an original Atwood Prybaby from before the prices went way up. I still thought I was crazy for paying $25 for a keychain prybar. It has been handy for a variety of purposes but mainly used as a bottle opener.

 

[jds1]

I've been an Atwood fan since the original Prybaby. All but one piece of my collection came directly from Peter.

Jeff

 

[sph801]

I've been an Atwood fan since the original Prybaby. All but one piece of my collection came directly from Peter.

Jeff

Nice collection sir! You get what you pay for. Atwood makes great keychain tools. I don't regret the cost at all. I own 2.

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[T.K.C.]

I have this nice custom pry bar that I love. It is Ti., so it is light.

 

[jds1]

Nice collection sir!


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Thanks, it's been a fun collection and he's still coming up with great designs after all these years!

Jeff

 

[Roamad]

For years I've carried a Raker Ring Tool, made by Ray Kirk in Okla., which he has since licensed to CRKT as the K.E.R.T.

Ray now sells them for a paltry $9 each on his site. Great little do-it-all tool:

 

[Getahl]

Favorite one by far is the Doohickey. Works well for a prybar/caplifter that sits fjsy against my keys. Light, too.

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[ThePeacent]

my two favorites

 

[Moander]

 

[JB in SC]

I like Peter Atwood's work, one of the few that makes lefty versions. Gadgets can be a trip down a rabbit hole

 

[SurfisLove]

Check out "J. Woytaz knives" I own one of his G2 Prybar/tools. I personally think they're a reasonably priced alternative to some other makers, plus he seems like a nice guy in my limited interactions with him.

 

[Odins0311]

I'm a big fan of Wise Men Company's Wise Guy.

 

[Converge]

This is what I have on my keys

 

[stbob]

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[Hickory n steel]

Some of these are interesting, but most have cap lifters which are a total deal breaker for me on anything other than a sak or leatherman.

Now that I think about it, the prybar / nail or staple puller is the only thing on one of these that I'd ever need as I carry an old MAC 4" adjustable which pretty much fits any size nut or bolt these do and it doesn't have the access issues these do, and my leatherman or sak well take care of the rest.
That one with the crab claw end is probably the only acceptable wrench I've seen on one of these.