Awesome Tools

Striker says B.A.M.F.F. stands for “Broad Array Multi Flood Flashlight,” but we know what it really stands for. Either way, these badass lights offer dual CREE LEDs,the ability to cast both spot and flood lights at the same time, and 400, 600, or 800 lumens of brightness.

Promithi’s new camping axe is a compact tool with a multipurpose stainless steel blade. The blade also serves as a hex driver, a hammer, and a bottle opener. Its nylon-covered aluminum oxide handle makes it easy to grip both normally or reversed.

Mychanic’s Rechargeable Pod Light is small, and has a magnetic base and a multi-directional head so you can place and aim it even in tight spots. It casts up to 400 lumens of light, has a high and low mode, and lasts up to 4.5h per charge.

The third version of Slughaus’ micro flashlight. The Bull3t is five times brighter than its predecessor, providing 100 lumens of power in a teensy package. It’s also now available in a polished titanium case. It’s still waterproof, fireproof and crush-resistant.

Pop your bottles quickly and easily with this keychain tool made from about 20 layers of real carbon fiber. That means it’s extremely durable, while supremely lightweight at just 5 grams.

You can’t carry your entire toolbox with you all the time, but you can certainly keep a multi-tool in your pocket. Everyday Carry picks out their favorite keychain-sized tools of the year so far, from folding models like the Leatherman Micra, to smaller flat-bladed models like the EverRatchet.

The Omniblade is what maker Teryx bills as the Swiss Army knife of large tools. It’s a badass looking 23″ long 5-in-1 tool that incorporates a machete, a hatchet, a closed-guard utility knife, a 7″ long saw, and a hammer into one compact form.

Worx’s updated robotic mower (WG140) can automatically cut lawns up to 1/4-acre, and minimizes the need for edging tools. It runs on an interchangeable 20V Lithium battery, and can be controlled remotely using a mobile app which is smart enough to even avoid mowing on rainy days.

The Tronex is a dual LED flashlight that has a built-in and retractable body strap, so you can use it handsfree. Its LEDs are mounted on flexible arms. It has several lighting modes, and provides up to 4500 lumens of light and up to 24h of use per charge. It also has a USB charging port.

An EDC tool for camping and outdoor living. While it works as a sturdy fork and spoon, inside, the Ka-Bar Spork conceals a serrated knife, perfect for cutting meat, as well as for survival and self-defense. The spork and knife are made from a high-strength industrial polymer.

Inventery’s aptly named Interchangeable Mechanical Pen and Pencil is a handsome brass body that accepts both Schmidt 9000 EasyFlow M pen and Schmidt DSM 2007 pencil refills. It has a removable clip, a click cap and an eraser cap. It’s available in three finishes.

This pocket flashlight pumps out 700 lumens on a 14500 battery. Its diamond-embossed body is extra grippy, and looks good too. While we prefer the titanium edition, it’s available in a black or red finish for about half the price. We also spotted a sweet custom-anodized one on Etsy.

The perfect addition to any toolbox or workbench, this bottle opener has a screwdriver style handle so you can store it amongst your tools, then pop open a cold one after a long day working on projects. Features a cushioned handle and a durable stainless steel blade.

The Akomplice Trench Lighter is based on the design of its World War I namesake. Its eye-catching and unique case is made from durable brass or brass and steel. It’s about 3″ tall and 1″ wide, and it runs on regular lighter fluid.

A stainless steel pocket tool which won’t get you stopped by the TSA. It packs a scraper, bottle opener, 1/4″ hex driver, medium-size screwdriver, open wrench (English), box wrench (Metric), and a box opener. Plus, it really does look like an angry little fish with teeth.

Get your keys under control with KeySmart’s Flex key organizer. Neatly stack your keys between its two polycarbonate layers, held in place with stainless steel bolts. Each one holds up to 8 keys. Save 25% in The Awesomer Shop.

Bladesmith Jake’s Custom Knives takes an old pipe wrench and works his magic, transforming the rusty plumber’s tool into a beautiful and unique new knife, perfect for throwing at a bullseye. While this one isn’t for sale can buy other knives over at Jake’s Etsy shop.

Whether you need to get under an old nail, or pull apart other objects, you’ll want a pry tool in your bag of tricks. The gear experts at Everyday Carry have got you set with an array of 10 pocketable tools with a prying edge. We’re fond of the EverRatchet.

Trixie & Milo makes a variety of pocket-sized multi-tools in whimsical shapes like bears, sharks, and bulldogs. But their most pragmatic tool is this carabiner-style tool, which packs a flat screwdriver, bottle opener, wire cutter, phillips screwdriver, and four metric wrenches.

Produced using 3D printing tech, this handy gadget from SOLIDink3d makes it easy to open twist-off or traditional bottle caps, and can also pop open those tricky soda can tabs. It’s especially useful for people with arthritis or a weak grip.

Designed for hanging gear weighing up to 60 lb, the Heroclip is definitely not for climbing, but it’s perfect for situations where you want to securely hang other items. It offers two hanging positions – a traditional carabiner, and a double-height hook with a 360º swivel point in the middle. Available in medium, small, and mini sizes.

Looking for some new gear to outfit your pack with? Check out Everyday Carry’s top 10 most popular items from March 2019. Whether you need a new wallet, pocket knife, pen, or multi-tool, they’ve got you set with some great ideas you can buy for yourself or for gift giving.

KastKing’s spring-loaded aluminum pliers are a must have in any fisherman’s toolbox. They can safely remove hooks, cut fishing line, crimp sleeves, hold small objects, and have a bright LED light that shines on whatever you’re working with. Perfect for night fishing.