Fisrt keychain multitool suggestions

[davidkoleda]

Hello! I'm new to this forum but I started reading some posts this week and found it very interesting  ! I'm from Italy.
I'm looking for a One Piece Multitool to be attached to my keychain,
Must haves are: bottle opener, philips screwdriver. The other common uses are ok.
I found that the Gerber Shard is quite interesting but I don't like it very much cause of its black coating.
On an UK site i found this: http://www.survivaldepot.co.uk/Ti_Tiger_Titanium_Keychain_Tool/p474753_5352220.aspx which seems like a titanium made shard but I couldn't find any info on the producer (Ti Tiger) online so I came here to ask if u ever heard of it or think that this is just fake titanium shard.
Got any suggestions on other tools which would suit my uses?

Thanks!

[enki_ck]

Looks to me like someone knocking off the proven Gerber design and doing it in Ti just to ride the OPT craze wave.

As for a simple tool with only a bottle opener and a screwdriver, maybe the ScrewPop.

http://www.screwpoptool.com/screwdriver.html

[Kampfer]

Check Leatherman 1, 6, 7 & 10
http://www.leatherman.com/pockettools

[dks]

not one piece, but small enough ...victorinox rally ?

[jerseydevil]

The Shard is the only OPT I own, and I've found it to be very useful.    I haven't tried it, but I've seen people remove the black coating using oven cleaner.  If you don't feel like giving that a go, just slap it on your keys and into the pocket it goes.  The black will wear off eventually. 

[enki_ck]

I'm a bit embarrassed now for not going for Victorinox right away. 


Excellent suggestion, dks. The bottle opener works a treat and the phillips is the best one on any tool this size, especially on electronics. My favorite is the Victorinox Rambler though.

[jerseydevil]

I'm a bit embarrassed now for not going for Victorinox right away. 


Excellent suggestion, dks. The bottle opener works a treat and the phillips is the best one on any tool this size, especially on electronics. My favorite is the Victorinox Rambler though.

+1 my Rambler has been seeing a ton of use recently.  Love that little sucker.

[Sparky415]

As said above the coating can be removed
A Dremel will work, Artifact 

[davidkoleda]

Check Leatherman 1, 6, 7 & 10
http://www.leatherman.com/pockettools

These would be good for me, but unfortunately, are completely untraceable here in Italy.

not one piece, but small enough ...victorinox rally ?

This is really cool, but I already own a standard, not lite unfortunately, swisscard by victorinox, and this would be kinda of a double, idk  i'm not sure. It would add bottle opener and screwdriver, which is the stuff i need, but in my edc i already have a little knife and nail file, and even scissors if we look at the rambler.

As said above the coating can be removed
A Dremel will work, Artifact 

It is just so much cooler withouth that black coating:)

[Zed]

I would like to throw the leatherman micra in to the mix  great little keychain mt 

[Kampfer]

I would like to throw the leatherman micra in to the mix  great little keychain mt 

Agree, I love mine, removed the botttl opener and nail cleaner.

[davidkoleda]

I would like to throw the leatherman micra in to the mix  great little keychain mt 

Maybe a little too big, but i'll take a look.

[Kampfer]

I would like to throw the leatherman micra in to the mix  great little keychain mt 

Maybe a little too big, but i'll take a look.

Yes, it might be bigger than what you have in mind, but totally worth the extra weight.

[Zed]

Big  its a micra 

[davidkoleda]

The last idea i came up with is to get a victorinox quattro screwdriver and a separate bottle opener/pry tool such as the Navy CUI (not sure about the steel quality though) or a schrade or gecko titanium pry tools (if I decide to spend more money on that thing). What do you think?

[SAKchief]

Victorinox Manager.

Pen scales is a big plus over the rambler.

[Steinar]

How about a Leatherman By The Numbers #10? Inexpensive, made of steel and covers your initial requirements.

http://www.leatherman.com/832115.html#start=8

[davidkoleda]

How about a Leatherman By The Numbers #10? Inexpensive, made of steel and covers your initial requirements.

http://www.leatherman.com/832115.html#start=8

Here in Italy is impossible to find that series of tools, idk why.

Will check the manager out

[davidkoleda]

what do you think of these?
http://www.fenixoutfitters.com/urban-operators-ti-varihex/

http://www.fenixoutfitters.com/urban-operators-ti-bonefish/

never heard the brand-name but seems cool products at great price...