Boker plus Vox Access Tool

[graham]

I've been looking for a new keychain pry bar and saw the Boker plus Vox Access Tool listed on Heinnie www.heinnie.com/product.asp?strParents=&CAT_ID=0&P_ID=5776 Does anyone have one? How does it compare to others? I have an Attwood g3 prybaby, which to be honest I find too small to be use full and a County Comm original pocket widgy bar, which I like, but Titanium always does it for me.

[Neil]

Ooh, I'd not noticed that before, looks good.  Hopefully someone can enlighten us.

Welcome to the forum by the way 

[edcgear]

Yup, saw it few days ago, and just.... 

Planning to get it, if someone beats me to it, please post a review....

[nuphoria]

It would rude not to get one of these really!

Heinnie are already out of stock 

[SlackOne]

Titanium prybar?   

[David Bowen]

That definatly looks seweet! 

[Gadget Guy]

I like this one.    Anyone know if it's going to be available in the states?

[Brules]

Let's hope they bring them to the US.

[Freudian Frog]

Let's hope they bring them to the US.

Seconded! I want this little pretty.

[Sazabi]

Let's hope they bring them to the US.

Seconded! I want this little pretty.

Thirdeded. D

[glorn]

Titanium prybar?   

Exactly what I was thinking. I suppose you can pry aluminum with it?

[Gadget Guy]

Titanium prybar?   

Exactly what I was thinking. I suppose you can pry aluminum with it?

http://www.roymech.co.uk/Useful_Tables/Matter/Titanium.html

[Ritt]

Just posted this over on Bladeforums:

I ordered a couple of these a couple weeks ago and put one on each of my key-sets. I'm very impressed with the quality, it's a very well-made little tool. The carabiner function is a great idea. The gate is small and stiff, but I think that's pretty much what you'd want.

I think it's well worth the price, but it's not perfect. I'm planning to ease the corners all the way around to make it more comfortable to carry and use. Never done that with Ti, but I assume I can use a stone/file/sandpaper. Anyone with experience I'd be grateful to hear about it.

I'm not sold on the utility of the carbide glass breaker. Not sure I could get a good enough grip on the tool to make it work, and if I did the sharp prying tip would be buried in my palm and I can easily see it cutting my hand. Plus in an emergency situation (car in the water, need to break a window) with a full-on adrenaline dump I think it would be tough to peel back those tight little O-rings to expose the carbide.

But again, overall it's a nice piece, with the cool factor/strength/lightness of Ti, at a reasonable price. I'll probably order a few more to have for convenient man-gifts. Now I'm just looking for a chance to actually use it.

ETA: "Access Tool" sounds more like a prybar you'd use to open a door. Not the most accurate name for a 3.5" keychain tool.

ETA: The place where the carbide tip is would be a great spot for a screwdriver tip.

[AHB]

Sound like some really good observations Ritt... 
Thanks for sharing and welcome to MT.Org.. 

[Gareth]

Yup, always nice to hear some first hand experience.  Welcome to the forum Ritt.