Stowaway™ Tools & Carriers: EDC Redefined

[alexTOOL]

The phone sheath is not nice but the carrier version yes 

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1826434149/stowawaytm-tools-and-carriers-edc-redefined?ref=discover

[Fortytwo]

Some of those tools look great, scissors, tweezers, bit-driver and forceps style pliers for example but the pry-bar seems to be severely compromised due to the wrench cut-outs. Are there any info on the size of these tools? Something like a Swisscard could be nice if the size was right.

[alexTOOL]

Some of those tools look great, scissors, tweezers, bit-driver and forceps style pliers for example but the pry-bar seems to be severely compromised due to the wrench cut-outs. Are there any info on the size of these tools? Something like a Swisscard could be nice if the size was right.

Select the one you want I you will see the specs:

http://www.kleckerknives.com/stowaway-tools/

[sLaughterMed]

It certainly is an interesting idea. I like that there is a proven designer behind this project (Glenn Klecker), which certainly gives it more credibility (The Klecker lock, from a design and engineering standpoint, is genius).

I don't use any of those key "solutions" which leaves the phone case. How sturdy is it? If it isn't at least as good as my OtterBox, i don't think I could go for it (and im sure there are many who would agree).

[Grant Lamontagne]

This is the latest from my good friend Glenn Klecker, who also has several designs with CRKT and also designed the Skeletool for Leatherman!

Def

[alexTOOL]

The Klecker knife looks interesting like knife for the keychain. Slim, light and locking blade

[Kampfer]

I really like Glenn Klecker's designs, Sketetool is one of them.
Very interested.

[kkokkolis]

I find it interesting. Unfortunatelly, the comb is not much useful for me.

[Kampfer]

I find it interesting. Unfortunatelly, the comb is not much useful for me.

I have no hair left.

[Padre]

Pretty sweet!

[ironraven]

The bit driver looks like it takes LM bits?

While I'm not a fan of hanging metal off my expensive radio/computer hybrid with the itty bitty antenna, I think the tools may be useful, particularly for small parts kits. Something about the size of a credit card and just thick enough to hold three or four of these tools might be a keeper, though.

[Grant Lamontagne]

Glen is also a member here, so there's a good chance he'll get your feedback.  Don't be surprised if that happens. 

Def