Awesome Tools

AceBeam’s high-performance E75 flashlight has a four-core 6500K LED array that blasts out 4500 lumens with a maximum beam distance of 853 feet. It’s got five other brightness levels and a high-visibility strobe mode. The mid-sized light fits perfectly in your hand and is waterproof, dustproof, and impact resistant. Available in black, gray, teal, or green.

This snub-nosed liner lock knife from Sanrenmu is a bargain. It has a tanto-style 2.6″ blade made from 814 steel, and its aluminum alloy handles house both an emergency wrench and a glass breaker tool. Measures 6.42″ long when opened.

Inventor Colin Furze has been building out a new workshop. After receiving an enormous haul of Milwaukee power tools from PowerToolMate, Jonathan from Shadow Foam dropped by to create a custom tool organizer to hold them all. After that, he made custom drawer liners to organize a bunch of Colin’s Knipex hand tools.

1791 EDC makes leather organizers for carrying small tools, knives, flashlights, and keychains. Their collection includes a large multi-pocket model that slides easily on wide belts, a compact pocket organizer that you can clip on with a carabiner, and a single-tool holster that snaps securely onto your belt.

This handheld aluminum work light from NEBO features a 500-lumen COB light source, along with a 200-lumen spotlight when you need a more directional beam. It has a magnetic base, and its pocket clip has a nail hole for wall mounting. It runs on three AA batteries and comes in red or grey finishes.

The compact Pocket Mate flashlight punches above its weight with a 325-lumen maximum output. Its spring-loaded clip is ideal for hanging from key rings, zippers, or a lanyard, and there’s a second clip that can attach to a hat’s brim. It has a built-in USB-rechargeable LiPo battery and comes in silver, blue, red, and black finishes.

As we’ve seen before, blacksmith Dmitry Shevchenko (aka Shurap) loves to make things by melting down metal hardware. While he usually forges knives, this time he turned his attention to making a uniquely-textured hammer out of a bunch of screws.

These miniature pry bars make a great addition to any keychain or carabiner clip. The tiny tools are perfect for pulling nails and separating items, and come wrapped in a length of versatile 550 military paracord. Sold in a set of four stainless steel tools, with black, green, orange, and desert camo cords.

This handy pocket tool has just about everything you’d need to take apart and reassemble a furnace, air conditioner, and many other things. It comes with 5/16″ and 1/4″ nut drivers, #1 and #2 Phillips, 1/4″ & 3/16″ flat, #1 and #2 square-recess drivers, and a Schrader valve core tool. Its arms lock into place for a confident grip.

This lightweight hand tool from Task Force Tips is designed for firefighters but has several features that could come in handy for other emergencies. In addition to turning fire hose couplings, it works as a pry tool, a seatbelt cutter, a glass window breaker, an oxygen cylinder wrench, and a residential gas valve shut-off tool. It’s made from durable Nylon.

This ultra-compact stainless steel knife from Samior is great for opening packages and other light-duty tasks. It measures just 1.8″ long when closed and 2.6″ long when opened. Its 1″ chisel blade is made from durable 5CR13 steel and has a ball-bearing pivot mechanism. It also has a lanyard hole for hanging.

We hate when we get snack dust between the keys on our computer keyboards. This convenient kit includes multiple brushes for getting into cracks and crevices, along with a keycap puller, polishing cloths, a cleaning spray, and a lens cleaning pen for cameras. It all fits into a carrying case with a retractable main brush.

This compact pocket knife from Kizer is part of their Serape series. Its colorful G10 handle scales are striped in shades of orange, yellow, brown, black, and blue. Its 1.89″ blade is made from 154CM steel, known for its hardness and corrosion resistance. A deep-carry pocket clip makes it ideal for inconspicuous everyday carry.

This stonewashed pocket multitool from Swiss+Tech packs nearly two dozen features. In addition to its main long-nose pliers, its stainless steel tools include a ruler, a file, wrenches, bolt grippers, wire cutters, wire strippers, a knife, a saw, screwdrivers, a bottle opener, a can opener, a hook knife, and an emergency glass breaker.

Measuring just 2.9″ long, this palm-sized flashlight features an all-titanium body and a bright light source that outputs up to 1000 lumens. Its cool white 6500K LED emitter offers five brightness levels, plus strobe and SOS modes, and the included pocket clip is magnetic for attaching to metal surfaces.

This ultra-compact pocket tool from Outdoor Edge is perfect for opening all those Amazon boxes that get delivered to your house. Its retractable holder accepts standard utility blades, while its handle incorporates flat head and Phillips screwdrivers, a pry tool, and a bottle opener. Comes in black, orange, or blue.

Blend into your surroundings with this collection of desert-inspired pocket gear from Everyday Carry’s The Loadout. The curated set of six color-coordinated items includes a rugged Leatherman multitool, a Magpul slimline wallet, a Bertucci field watch, and more, all done up in dusty shades of desert tan.

Bosch’s FlexiClick cordless 12V Drill/Driver System is compact yet incredibly versatile, thanks to its modular design. It has two speed settings, a built-in LED light, and comes with a keyless chuck, a locking bit holder, a right angle attachment, and an offset angle attachment.

This pen-style driver comes with 17 interchangeable bits and can store five of them in its handle. It includes metric hex, slotted, Phillips, Torx, and Torx security bits, along with a storage tray. It’s designed for firearms maintenance, but makes a great addition to any EDC tool kit.

This duo of stainless steel tools helps with measuring, drawing, and other everyday tasks. The wallet-friendly Horizon Helvetica features inch, cm, pixel, and pica rulers, a compass, a protractor, a t-square, a set square, and an isometric grid. Its sibling, the Horizon Key, has a bottle opener, hex bolt wrenches, a mini saw, a spoke wrench, a screwdriver, and more.

This 13-inch-tall step stool from Worx helps your reach the ceiling and doubles as a sturdy toolbox. It has enough space inside to hold up to 28 pounds of tools, and its step can hold up to 324 pounds. It has a fold-out carrying handle and a pull-out drawer for accessory storage.

This compact titanium multitool can be worn on a pendant or carried on a keychain. It combines a firestarter, nail puller, pocket saw, bit driver, pry bar, and an everlasting pen. It also works as a bottle opener and has twin slots for tritium glow vials.

Designed by Jeff Park, CRKT’s low-profile liner-lock pocket knife features a bead-blasted aluminum handle inspired by the shape of a dog bone, and a straight-back 3.5″ steel blade. Note that the prototype in the video is missing the two-toned scales of the production version.