Hey all,
So I asked for this for Christmas because 1. I thought it was cool 2. I needed a bottle opener on my keys that was smaller 3. I thought it might be a good yoyo tool. So without further ado!
The KeyTool By True Utility. It costs about $8.00, and I recommend that YYE stock this!!!
It comes in a water tight container that can be re used, and is very large in size. It is pretty dense plastic, nothing to run home about but for it being free packaging, it is VERY nice!
On to the tool:
It has 8 functions, as seen above!
Im just going to rattle off what makes this a must buy!
First off, it is literally FLAT, and adds no weight to your every day carry. It is made of high quality metal and is NOT flexible/break anytime soon. The first obvious use is the cutter. It works extremely well, and is just perfect for cutting string! The 3 screw drivers are thick, and sturdy. I was curious about the small driver at the tip, to be used as a axel loosener…? and it does just that; loosens! anything more, like tightening might end up stripping the axel hex. Also, it can slide in and get out most axel knots, given the gap space on most yo-yos.
The finger nail cleaner is nice, altho its easier to use the small flat head driver in my opinion. The bottle opener is sturdy, and works well. I was skeptical thinking that the metal was thinner, but upon using it and looking over the tool, it is very well made, and solid, with no issues. There are a pair of tweezers on the back of the tool. It comes with a small D clip to attach to your keys, and to be able to remove the KeyTool off the keys to use the tweezers with ease. And Last there is the nail file, and as I am writing this, I thought of the perfect use for it besides the obvious; it could be used to file down those big gouges we get on our throws! it is a course file, that would be perfect for that job.
All in all, for $8, and what you get, this is an amazing little tool that takes up literal zero room on your person.
Again, I HIGHLY recommend that YYE stock this!
This was my short review of the KeyTool by True Utility.
Happy Holidays Everyone!
Cheers,