We just realized that it has been almost 6 years since we last talked about EDC maker Screwpop Tool. Given the number of everyday carry brands out there, that is to be expected. However, recently, Screwpop caught our attention again with a beautiful release that touts an astonishing 17 tools.
The Screwpop Toolkey II, as it is called, is here to streamline your everyday carry. Compact and fully loaded, this multitool combines practicality and sleek design into a tiny powerhouse that can fit on your keychain, attach to a carabiner, or slide into your wallet. Its standout feature is the dual-function magnetic screwdriver tip, which effortlessly toggles between Phillips and flathead while holding screws in place. This small but mighty tool can tackle everything from opening a bottle to fine-tuning camera equipment, with features that cater to both the mundane and the unexpected.
Made from 420 hardened stainless steel, Toolkey II is tough enough to handle life’s little challenges but light enough to stay out of the way. The semi-serrated edge slices through small ropes, and its wire stripper, pry bar, and mini rod bender ensure you’re never caught off guard. Even if you need to adjust a bike spoke, file metal, or pop open an O2 tank valve, Toolkey II has you covered. The 1/4″ hex driver, English, and metric rulers, and protractor add a layer of precision, while the bottle opener, lotto scratcher, and plastic tag buster are there for the small victories.
Weighing just 0.65 oz (18.4g), it’s built using metal injection molding (MIM) for exceptional finish and precision, ensuring durability in a compact form. Moreover, it is TSA-compliant and is backed by patent-pending protection. OK. I am not sure what the latter helps as an EDC. Oh, did we mention that is only a little larger than a regular key and it also has a magnetic tip? The new Screwpop Toolkey II 17-in-1 Multitool Unibody Keychain can be had for US$19.99. It is available from screwpoptool.com and Amazon.com.
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