At first glance, the TPT Titanium Pocket Tool looks like a simple utility knife, the kind that lets you push out a blade any time you need a tool with a sharp edge. Get to know it, though, and you’ll realize it’s actually a pretty handy multi-tool that integrates a whole host of clever functions.
The reason it looks like a utility knife is because it actually functions as one, allowing you to use it for cutting and slicing duties. Like regular utility knives, it comes with a handle, made from a titanium alloy, and a stainless steel blade insert that you can adjust in length during use. Except, of course, the utility doesn’t end there.
The TPT Titanium Pocket Tool’s blade insert is actually reversible, turning into a handy fork once you put it in the other way. Notches on the blade allow you to pull it out and lock it at three different lengths, with magnets on the handle securing it firmly in place. Aside from the insert’s blade and fork talents, the handle also comes with two screwdriver heads (flat and wide), a mini pry edge, a ¼-inch hex driver, a bottle opener, a scraper edge, and even a 15-size universal wrench.
Features include a lanyard hole with integrated 550 paracord for hanging it at home, an optional leather sheath, and a design that’s compatible with standard utility knife blades. Dimensions are 3 x 1 x 0.16 inches (l x h x d).
A Kickstarter campaign is currently running for the TPT Titanium Pocket Tool. Pledges to reserve a unit starts at $40.