PocketToolX WREX

PocketToolX, the makers of the Piranha pocket tool, is teasing us with the WREX. It's an adjustable wrench pocket tool. And it's pricey. $189. Ships in May, 2011.

• 6AL-4V Machined Titanium Body – 0.25" Thick
• Trigger-Lock Adjustable Wrench – opens .100" (min) to .805"(max) to fit up to a ¾" or M12 nut
• Jaw with attached ultrasharp Titanium coated blade (replaceable with standard hobby blade)
• Wire stripping hole (up to 8 AWG)
• TSA-Compliant (removable blade with included flat-headed driver)
• ¼" Hex bit driver with bit retaining o-ring
• Overall Size (closed) 3.75" x 1.45"
• 82 grams (2.9 oz)
• Coated double-ended driver bit (P2, #8)
• Oxygen wrench profile
• Bottle Opener
• Glowing tracer lanyard

PocketToolX | Pocket Tools & Multi Tools | WREX.

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