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Swiss-Tech Utili-Key 6-in-1 Tool $9 at Yugster.com
Yugster.com has the Swiss-Tech Utili-Key 6-in-1 Plus Gift Box Bonus for $6 + $3 shipping = $9 shipped. Buy two and shipping is discounted on the 2nd one, for a total of $17. It has the functionality of screwdrivers, bottle opener, knife blades. Covered by a lifetime warranty. [BizRate]
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#1
Ima_Cheapass - Posted 7:09 am PDT 07/7/08 (284 Posts)
Got mine at thinkgeeks years ago. Very useful! Just remember to leave it at home before you board a plane, or attempt to enter a Six Flags amusement park.
#2
MisterE - Posted 7:48 am PDT 07/7/08 (196 Posts)
This has a secret Seventh Use: Roach clip!
#3
BubbRubb - Posted 8:04 am PDT 07/7/08 (1219 Posts)
They forgot: bovine castration
#4
effenfish - Posted 8:38 am PDT 07/7/08 (1529 Posts)
bubb, you'd spend too much time trying to hack off bull balls with that little blade. how does this clip to a key ring?
#5
nuisance - Posted 8:51 am PDT 07/7/08 (6034 Posts)
When it's closed, the top part forms a loop you can close around your key ring. If it's like a different keychain by them that I have, it closes very stiffly and stays locked on.
#6
mr.ed - Posted 8:59 am PDT 07/7/08 (1316 Posts)
I have one on each key ring and have never had a problem, anywhere in the world. Just toss the keys in the tray and pick them up later.
Advance Auto had them for $9 at one time.
Advance Auto had them for $9 at one time.
#7
HoldenMyOwn - Posted 9:55 am PDT 07/7/08 (24 Posts)
The target image for "click to enlarge" is, um... interesting.
#8
effenfish - Posted 10:08 am PDT 07/7/08 (1529 Posts)
thanks #5. #1,5,& 6, have any of you punctured yourself with that in your pocket?
#9
nuisance - Posted 10:19 am PDT 07/7/08 (6034 Posts)
#10
nolonemo - Posted 10:29 am PDT 07/7/08 (552 Posts)
This is an excellent and very well made tool. You may or may not get through security with it, depends on how sharp the guys manning the post are. I have gone through airport security when I forgot I had it, but lost one at the Rancho Cucamonga Courthouse thanks to a sharp-eyed San Bernardino sheriff's deputy.
#11
effenfish - Posted 11:10 am PDT 07/7/08 (1529 Posts)
ha ha, say "cucamonga" again
#12
megookman - Posted 11:18 am PDT 07/7/08 (64 Posts)
Rancho Cucamonga sucks!! YORBA LINDA BABY!!!
#13
SpacemanSpiff - Posted 11:25 am PDT 07/7/08 (187 Posts)
I have this exact one on my keyring. I don't travel much so I never thought about the airline security thing, but they didn't take it from me, so either it's ok or they have no idea what it is...
#14
nuisance_el_gordo - Posted 4:43 pm PDT 07/7/08 (1299 Posts)
| nuisance wrote: |
| This is the one I have. Less puncturing possibilities.
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How many little boys have you killed with this?
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