Original Griffin Pocket Tool

If you are looking for a pocket pry tool or just a small pry tool to keep around this is definitely a must. I picked this out to fill out my pocket carry and it fits very comfortably in my pocket, inside the little sheath I made for it. Not much to say here but obviously it’s a good quality product and if you’re looking for a pry toll this is a good way to go without spending a ton of money.

This is a great multi tool. Very solid build. Smaller than it looks in pictures which odd a good thing. Small negative is that the edges are pretty sharp. Still an awesome tool though and a great key hanger.

I bought the titanium version of this tool. I have had it on my keys for a few months now. On the whole, I like it.Pros:1. The pocket clip is very nice. I use it daily. It makes carrying my keys a lot more comfortable. Sometimes I have to check more often that I still have my keys, because I can’t feel them in my pocket when I use the clip.2. It's very light and strong. I have dropped it many times with no issues.3. It is useful enough. I use it as a bottle opener and as a pry tool regularly.4. I can bring it anywhere. I have flown with it domestically in the US and internationally to Canada. It could be they just missed it, but it was on my keys out in the open.5. It is a thoughtful tool. I don't use the wrenches today, but I have tried them and they fit very precisely to the various sizes of nuts and bits. I can also use the bit driver for any of my extra Leatherman multitool bits.Cons:1. The only big draw back is the bottle opener. It is not easy to use if you haven’t seen it before. There is a video on the griffin tool website that shows you how to use it. I can use it one handed now, but it was awkward in the beginning.

Love this product. I've been using it as a key suspension hook almost everyday for several months now. I have found that many random little bolt heads fit inside this tool and it works great to tighten or loosen them right up! I use the pry bar tool all the time at work to open paint cans. The scoring tool works okay i mainly have used the edge of the pry tool to score or open boxes. The bottle opener works but it works best the more you use it. First 5 or so I cracked open took a little effort and as you get used to it the easier it becomes! I would def buy another if something happened to this one. Additionally I forgot the bit driver, that too works well. Maybe a bit slower than a screw driver but it gets to job done

But many are reporting it's awkward opening bottle caps, so I'm imagining they're turning that feature wrong side up (iynyn, but it's slightly hard to explain)! The three-star rating is for this thingy just missing the mark in functionality in most all other aspects. This is likely going to sit on my project table looking pretty cool and staying handy for lite kitchen tasks. Because I can't resist keychain-size multitools, here this is, appearing durable enough to carry along, but probably I won't. It's expensive for its hefty feel and shiny impression. And the screwdriver works as a pry-bar fine etc. Actually all the tools work for me easily, so why do I feel like complaining about this gadget (lol)?

This is a neat little tool! It's smaller than it looks in the pics, fits on my keyring. Pry bar and scoring tool are good. It's a very sturdy piece of metal. I've got a hex-bit keyring screwdriver on order that should fit into the hex driver on this to give me an on-the-go screwdrive, philips and flat. I like that I can also use the hook to put it on my belt loop without needing a carabiner on my keys.

Great edc tool and super light.

I had already owned the XL Griffin for a few months before I bought this one, in the original size. It's a good design, which is why I bought it. But if you're buying this for pocket-carry EDC, be forewarned: the edges on this tool are sharp. As many others have noted, not sharp enough per se to cut you, but sharp enough to sting. Simply put, it's not pleasant to handle this thing. I'll keep one on me when I'm working around the house for a quick small pry bar and scoring tool, also it prevents me from using my knife in dicey situations. It's good for an edc bag, but again, you'll avoid carrying in-pocket because of the sharp edges. Also this tool isn't cheap, and I can't honestly say that its functionality is better than the Gerber Shard (which costs $5). It does look cooler, though.