Tools

This palm-size flashlight has a super cool titanium housing (we love the rainbow PVD finish), a bright Cree XM-L2 LED and high-transmission lens to output 550 lumens. Has multiple brightness modes, a strobe function, and a sturdy belt clip.

This adjustable titanium band not only looks great, it’s perfect for guys who normally skip jewelry because it’s strictly decorative. That’s because this ring doubles as a driver for any 1/4″ hex bit. The set includes the ring, 4 hex bits, and a keychain bit holder. Limited stock.

Why carry both a lighter and a pocket knife, when you can have a single tool that performs both duties. The matte black LighterBro Stealth slips over your disposable lighter, and adds a small knife, scissors, and an eyeglass screwdriver. Save 25% in The Awesomer Shop.

Unlike regular adjustable wrenches, there’s no fumbling around with that spinny thing with these. Instead, these wrenches adjust to the size of the nut with a squeeze of the handle. Simply push the release button to pop it back open. Set includes a 6″ and 8″ wrench.

An impressive survival implement made from S-7 tool steel with a black Cerakote finish. Its head’s shape reduces weight to less than a pound without affecting integrity, and accepts pry bar, hammer and spike accessories. Comes with a MOLLE compatible G-10 sheath.

An idiotproof and universal temporary mounting solution for action cameras, smartphones and other small objects. This rubber-based sticky ball is reusable, sticks to a variety of surfaces, leaves no residue and supports up to 7oz. (200g).

The textured handle on this Italian-made flipper knife looks amazing in G-10 or titanium, but it’s the Palissandro Santos wood version that appeals to us most. Its recurved 3.5″ blade is made from Bohler N690Co stainless steel, and is ideal for both piercing and cutting tasks.

When it comes to survival, there are few items more critical to have at the ready than a knife, a flashlight, and a way to tell time without your smartphone. Our pals over at Everyday Carry assembled 10 ready-to-go gear combos for every budget and situation.

We dig the roughhewn look of BlackDog Iron Works‘ hand-forged steel bottle openers. They’ve got a wire-brushed finish, a sueded leather tassle, and are sealed with beeswax. They’re available with stamped personalization, making them perfect groomsmen’s gifts.

Gerber’s upcoming multitool gets its name from its full-size 0.25″ center driver, which has a magnetized tip that works with standard size bits. It also has a pair of needlenose pliers, a knife blade and more. Drops 11/1/16 for $89.

A smart update to the bungee cord, Onegee’s durable composite hooks can be moved along the length of the cord and grip tighter the more you pull, letting you adjust the bungee to the exact length you need – anywhere from 6″ to 72″. Works with plain rope too.

Designed by Nicholai Wiig Hansen, the BOB is an aluminum tool that can open five different types of cans and bottles. Use it to twist or pop open pull tabs,  vacuum lids, crown caps, beverage cans and twist caps.

You don’t have to be a truck driver to get value from this impressive tool, which combines an axe, hammer, nail puller, pry bar, spanner, and a tire chain hook in one. Has a fiberglass handle and shock-absorbing grip. It’s perfect for taking down zombies too.

We’ve seen lots of multitools, but the Talon features one of the smartest designs yet. It has 17 tools, one of which functions as a handle for a 1/4″ hex socket. It’s TSA-friendly, and built from a from a sturdy, lightweight composite that won’t scratch stuff in your pocket.

If you carry just one tool in your bag, let it be Vouke’s combination flashlight and bladed multitool. It’a got a bright CREE LED lamp, and six versatile blades for everything from fishing to cutting wood, opening bottles and cans, and tightening nuts and screws.

If you’ve never experienced geocaching, you’re missing out on a fantastic adventure, as you explore the world with your GPS in search of hidden containers filled with souvenirs. Everyday Carry provides a list of essential gear for your treasure hunting missions.

Outfit your kit with the latest and greatest gear, courtesy of our pals at Everyday Carry. Their latest selection includes some awesome tools, knives, a rugged timepiece, and places to carry them all. That Gamblemade Gatekeeper is the one carabiner to rule them all.

Wazoo Survival Gear’s smartly designed belt can pack a complete survival and utility kit in its band. It works as a money belt, and is available loaded with cords, zip ties, safety pins, bandages, trail markers, a compass, bottle opener, and much more.

You’ll never have to worry about replacing the battery in this keychain flashlight, thanks to its built-in USB charging port. Has two standard brightness levels, and an infinitely variable output mode as well. Runs for up to 48 hours on a charge. Also available as a UV blacklight.

There’s nothing worse than going out for a ride and having your bike break down on you. Be ready for anything with Swiss+Tech’s versatile bike tool, which packs a variety of drivers, wrenches, as well as specialized chain, spoke, and tire repair tools.

You never know when you’ll be stuck in an emergency where you need to call for help. Whether you’re lost in the woods, or being attacked by a gang of thugs, this super loud titanium whistle will draw attention to your situation. Works in wet or dry environments.

Nebo’s LED EDC provides an impromptu ambient light source anywhere you go. They’re cheap enough to leave attached to each of your bags, winter coats, and anywhere else you can clip a carabiner. Made from anodized aluminum, they’re both water and impact resistant.

Miller Knives walks us through the process of transforming an ordinary open-end wrench into a usable tomahawk. It takes many steps to flatten, reshape, and finish the metal, but the end result is quite impressive given where it started.

A handy stainless steel keychain tool that packs scissors with both straight and serrated edges, large and medium slotted screwdrivers, and a bottle opener. Hangs from a quick-release pin for ease of use.

The ultimate pocket multitool for Jeep fanatics. tacktikOwl’s stainless steel EDC offers Torx, hex, flathead, and philips drivers designed for taking off the Wrangler’s doors and roof, but versatile enough for other jobs.