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PryMax 2.0

A titanium pry bar from EDC MONSTER that folds a spanner, ratchet driver, caliper and window breaker into one

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Why it matters

The PryMax 2.0 is a Kickstarter project built around a familiar everyday-carry idea: replace a handful of small tools with one pocketable piece of metal. Designed by EDC MONSTER, it starts as a pry bar and layers on functions meant to cover both routine tasks and emergencies, with attention paid, the maker says, to how and where it will be carried and used.

A titanium body

The tool is made from what the maker describes as high-quality titanium, chosen for its resistance to corrosion and wear. The campaign positions it as lightweight yet strong enough for both daily use and heavier jobs.

What it packs

  • Spanner: a built-in spanner for removing nuts and bolts, intended for quick maintenance without a separate tool.
  • Dual ratchet driver: according to the maker, it turns smoothly in both directions for faster screw driving.
  • Everlasting pen: a built-in writing tool for outdoor or emergency use that, the maker says, needs no ink refills.
  • Caliper: a simple measuring function for detail work and DIY, which the campaign says allows accurate measurement despite its compact size.
  • Window breaker: designed for emergency escape, with the maker suggesting it as a disaster-preparedness or in-car safety tool.

Who it's for

The maker pitches the PryMax 2.0 at outdoor enthusiasts and DIYers, as well as anyone who wants a single multifunction tool for daily carry. The appeal rests on consolidation: one titanium object standing in for several, sized to stay on a keyring or in a pocket.

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