The James Brands makes some of the prettiest gear on the market. Their designs are unique, the quality is top notch, and the materials are some of the best available. They're typically known for their standout knives -- the Elko, the Chapter, the County, and the Folsom. That said, they've previously released other EDC gear, too, like the Hook.
Read MoreGriffin's wildly popular Pocket Tool was just announced in a new variant: Copper. And with its many functions and virtually limitless uses, it deserves a limited run. If you missed it in our Father’s Day roundup, it has over 12 functions, including a 4mm, 5mm, 6mm, and 7mm hex tool, as well as a screwdriver to handle any mechanical issues that arise. The tool also utilizes a bottle opener and a pry tool.
Read MoreThe Big Idea Design Bit Bar is one of the coolest EDC gadgets to come about in recent years, but there's no denying it's expensive. The Kobalt 10-Piece Screwdriver Bit Set is effectively the same thing (albeit a tad bulkier) and nearly one-tenth the cost at Lowe’s.
Read MoreLooking to add the most utilitarian multi-tool to your EDC? This might be it. There are several other options to choose from, such as the Screwpop or the Titanium Pocket Bit from Big Idea Design. The SAVIOR is a hair larger than the Pocket Bit, but it also packs in a bottle opener.
Read MoreFather’s Day is just days away. If you haven’t picked out a gift your dad yet, time is running out. But there’s still time to grab some last-minute gifts. Here are some of our favorite gift ideas to help your pops up his EDC game.
Read MoreIn the world of tiny pocket tools, this one from Swiss+Tech has to be one of the oldest on the market. It claims to pack 19 tools into a truly tiny package, and right now you can get a two-pack for just $5 on Amazon.
Read MoreWe all have tiny knickknacks that we want or need to tote but don't want to lose -- SD cards, that awful Apple Pencil adapter, medicine, etc. Free-floating this sort of thing in your pocket is asking for it to be lost. The Lever Gear CLiP System is the answer.
Read MoreOne problem with pocket-sized multi-tools is that they're often too small to be very useful. They're hard to hold and some of the tools are just impractical. That's not so with the Tactica M100 multi-tool. It's the perfect size to grip in your palm and comes with only some of the more practical tools you might need.
Read MoreA lot of pocket tools end up bulky, ugly or not very useful. Or all three. The guys are Eighty Eighty Industry decided to do things a little differently.
They started with a plain slab of titanium and cut out hexagons for metric hex sizes from 8mm to 14mm. Then they cut away all the excess (save for a flathead on one end and a small lip for a bottle opener).
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