Multitool in a carabiner

Cory Doctorow 9:02 am Thu Feb 25, 2010

I really like the look of the Guppie multitool, which turns a carabiner into a multidriver, adjustable wrench and utility knife (there's even a pocket-clip that doubles as a money-clip if you want to carry it in a front pocket). Hell, it's even got a flashlight! And a bottle opener! I haven't tried it (I've been scared off of carrying anything with a blade by the fear that it could be used as a pretence for some Orwellian shakedown if I'm stopped by the cops here in London), but I want it.

Columbia River Knife and Tool 9070 Guppie Black and Grey Multitool

(via Core 77)

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