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Discover cool tools and everyday carry gear, including multitools, pocket knives, flashlights, organizers, gadgets, workshop tools, and clever problem-solvers.
The Lighthouse is a titanium emergency whistle built for everyday carry. Its acoustic design produces a piercing 120 dB blast, while a luminous bead or tritium tubes make it easy to spot in the dark. It also has a handy SOS Morse code guide, a window breaker, and a keyring attachment. Its maker plans to
NexTool’s pocket multitool packs EDC essentials into a compact, bladeless design, making it TSA-compliant. The Mini Sailor Lite includes pliers, wire cutters, scissors, a bottle opener, Phillips and flathead screwdrivers, and a SIM card extractor. Made from stainless steel, it measures just 2.78″ long when folded and weighs 2.38 oz. It’s keychain-friendly too.
Wuben’s X1Pro flashlight uses dual beams to output a brilliant 12,300 lumens in its top power mode. It has an 8,650-lumen flood beam and a 3,650-lumen spot beam that can be used independently, and offers add-ons for mounting versatility. Swappable 21700 batteries charge quickly and it offers reverse charging for juicing up your phone in
CW&T’s machined titanium scissors fold up small and cover their tips for easy pocket carrying. Their blades are made from high-quality VG-10 steel, and their finger holes are sized big enough for adult fingers to fit. A great addition to any EDC loadout. Be sure to check out the CW&T shop for more exceptional examples
The Real Avid Smart-Torq tool kit helps prevent damage caused by overtightening bolts on firearms, bikes, and other precision equipment. Its X3 driver works as a 72-tooth ratchet, T-handle, or screwdriver. The set includes six fixed-torque limiters from 15 to 65 in-lb, 12 driver bits, a socket and adapter, and a case. They also make
This playful multitool from Lucky Jack Gear looks like one of the small simians from the classic Barrel of Monkeys game. Its curved arms double as carabiner clips for attaching belt loops, bags, or key rings, while its integrated tools include six metric wrenches, flat and Phillips screwdrivers, a rope cutter, and a ruler.
Gerber’s stainless steel carabiner clip features an elongated hexagon shape that stands out from the crowd and adds to its utility. Its design gives it three separate chambers, while its main section doubles as a bottle opener. It also has a package opener on its back edge. It comes in four colors: Burnt Orange, Baltic
Leatherman’s ultra-compact Micra pocket tool is now available in three new autumnal colorways: Ginger Peach, Cardamom, and North Star. The keychain-friendly, stainless steel tool combines spring-action scissors, a knife, screwdrivers, tweezers, a nail file, and more, all in a gadget that’s just 2.5″ long when closed.
CountyComm’s limited-run Lumina pocket knife has a couple of tricks up its sleeve. Its 2.9″ drop-point blade is made from D2 tool steel, and its handle sandwiches a bright piece of UGM that glows brightly in the dark. Its blade has a built-in striker notch for use with a ferrocerium rod (sold separately). Comes in
Comadni’s titanium quick-release has a locking mechanism that can handle loads up to 150 kg (330 lb.), and its 360º swivel rotates smoothly. Instead of magnets, it relies on a reassuring mechanical connection. The base module has a built-in glass breaker and box opener, and add-ons include a shackle, belt clip, webbing anchor, or multi-ring
This slimline flashlight from Nitecore blasts out an impressive 6500 lumens. Backed by dual LED modules, it can reach distances up 1/4-mile with its intense beam. For self-defense, it offers a randomized strobe mode that can disorient attackers. Its body is made from an armored composite, while an OLED panel displays brightness, battery, and runtime
The Aviator’s Ember 2.0 is a machined aluminum firestarter that uses compressed air to ignite tinder without sparks, flames, or fuel. Inspired by the physics of diesel engines, its airtight piston generates intense heat with a swift plunge. This upgraded version features a larger body, improved grip, and tighter tolerances for more reliable fire starting.