Awesome Keychain

Designed by tool and knife expert Jesper Voxnaes for CRKT, the Pryma combines a pry bar, bottle opener, wrench, glass breaker, and multi-wrench on a single, ultra-compact gadget. It’s made from stainless steel with a black stonewashed finish and has a spring-loaded carabiner clip for carrying.

This tiny and minimal keychain tool is more versatile than it looks. The 3″ long Rhino Bar is machined from a solid stainless steel bar, has grip indentations, and won’t bend or break under pressure. Use it to pry apart things, remove staples, open packages, and scrape paint or glue. It can also turn flat-blade screws.

This teensy keychain tool provides swappable tips for cutting or writing. A magnetic cap provides quick access while securely holding it on your keychain, a lanyard, or a zipper pull. Its case comes in polished or stonewashed titanium or black anodized aluminum and includes your choice of a titanium blade, a metal writing tip, or a graphite writing tip.

You never know when you might want to pop open a bottle of wine. KeySmart’s stainless steel wine accessory puts a corkscrew in your pocket. Its cap unscrews to expose its twisty part and acts as a handle for leverage. It’s also got a notch on its side for opening beer and soda bottles. Great for picnicking!

Marlboro & Kane’s tiny utility knife makes a great addition to any keychain. Its forever-sharp blade is made from tungsten and screws securely into its pill-shaped case with a self-tightening silicone seal. It’s sharp enough to slice cleanly through card stock and can also be used for scoring tough materials. Available in a titanium, copper, or brass case.

This keychain accessory measures just 35 mm (1.38″) long and packs a tiny blade ideal for opening packages and other light-duty cutting tasks. Its replaceable blade is made from titanium, while its case is available in either aluminum or titanium. Its cover holds on securely with a super-strong neodymium magnet.

Whether picking up tiny screws, plucking a random hair, or yanking out a splinter, you never know when you might need a pair of tweezers. These compact stainless steel tweezers hang out on your keychain until you need them, and offer a precision point. Also sold in a 3-pack.

This teensy multitool can easily hang from a pendant, zipper, or keychain while packing several useful features. Its spike tip can open packages, remove staples, and open can lids, while its reverse end is an inkless, everlasting pen. As is the case with every multitool, it’s also a bottle opener. Made from grade 5 titanium.

This minimalist stainless steel tool from Gear Spool has a tapered end that’s great for prying things apart as well as removing labels, turning flat blade screws, opening cans, and cutting through packing tape. It can even be used to split logs when hit with a hammer. Measuring just about 3″ long, it’s a great addition to any keychain.

Keep your grill grates clean with this pocket-size scraper tool from Kunifu. Skip the sharp and potentially dangerous wire bristles, and use this instead. The tool has V-shaped, square, and rounded grooves, spaced to fit a wide variety of grills. It’s made from stainless steel and washes off easily with dish soap or in the dishwasher.

TEC Accessories puts a compact magnifying glass on your keychain or pocket. But this isn’t some cheap plastic toy; it’s made from aluminum or titanium and features a magnetic retracting mechanism that locks with a satisfying click. Its user-replaceable lens offers 5X magnification and can be used as a firestarter on sunny days.

This updated version of the MyKee keychain multitool now offers 20 functions, including a bottle opener, pill-splitter, box opener, staple remover, tag popper, letter opener, four metric hex-head wrenches, a small bit holder, and a flathead screwdriver. It’s made out of grade 5 titanium for long life and light weight.

Mechforce’s mindbending fidget toy features a series three metal cubes nested one inside of the other. The entire thing is CNC-machined from a single billet of aluminum. Measures 1″ x 1″ x 1″, and includes a removable keychain ring.

Kershaw’s compact multitool combines eight useful functions in one keychain tool: a bottle opener, flathead and Philips screwdriver tips, wire scraper, a pry bar, and three hex head drivers. It’s made from sturdy 8Cr13MoV stainless steel with a textured glass-filled nylon grip.

Malboro & Kane has updated their tiny Claw keychain multitool. Made from Grade 5 titanium and measuring less than 2″ long, the tool can open bottles and can lids, cut through packing tape, pull staples, and turn screws. It also has 1/4″ and 1/6″ hex drivers built into its handle this time.

EDC Apparatus makes all kinds of great clips, belt loop, and keychain accessories. This little guy is a miniature engine piston with a face cut into it, perfect for lovers of cars, motorcycles, skulls, or all three. It’s made from 6061 aluminum and can be outfitted with a carabiner clip in stainless steel or titanium for a small upcharge.

An inexpensive, yet versatile little tool, Kershaw’s PT-1 packs a flathead screwdriver, pry bar, and bottle opener on your keychain. It’s made from durable 8Cr13MoV stainless steel with a bead-blasted finish, and has a textured glass-filled nylon handle for grip.

Fans of the classic Volkswagen Beetle will want to grab Troika’s officially-licensed mini version. The shiny chrome-plated cast metal object perfectly captures the iconic bubble style of a 1964 bug, and its headlights double as an LED flashlight. Measures 0.71″ x 2.17″ x 0.59″.

While its extensive list of functions basically boil down to a flashlight and flat blade variants, the HUNT23 still looks like a great keychain addition. Measuring just 34mm (~1.34″) long and weighing only 0.24 oz., this tiny titanium tool is waterproof, and can be had with either a 100 lumen white light or a UV LED.

Whether you take pills every day, or just need some on hand in a pinch, keep your meds handy at all times with one of these durable waterproof metal containers. They come in a wide variety of sizes, in both stainless and titanium.

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