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True Utility KeyTool
$16 USD / approximately %s
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Mango TU47 True Utility Keytool Multifunction Stainless Steel Key Ring Tool Accessory simply wraps stylishly around any standard door key.
Uses the actual door key to increase leverage for the bottle opener.
It has 3 different sizes of screwdriver, including the essential eyeglass screwdriver.
Also includes a nail file, nail cleaner, thread cutter and even a pair of tweezers!
True Utility has delivered the highest standards in product design, customer service and ongoing brand development since 2000. With accomplished designs that are original from idea to end result, founder Lee Berman has designed inspiring products to de-clutter pockets, arming people with contemporary, minimalist and practical pocket tools.
Details:
Wraps stylishly around any standard door key
Tweezers can only be used when removed from key
Stainless Steel
Quick release clip included
2" long x .8" wide x .1" high
Please allow 2 weeks for shipping
Shipping Information
- Estimated Arrival 7/2 - 7/6
Sooooo getting one its only 8 bucks
Best ever
I don't really get it
Gonna get one for this Xmas present!!
I like. But suspect its best for making a hole in your pocket for key to fall through!
TSA was not happy
What's about the "S", "L" "M" ?
for what
@stephaniedewit "S, M, L" are rudimentary screwdrivers
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