WowStick

WowStick is a new pen shaped multi-functional electric screwdriver that can fit right in your pocket. It is the world´s smallest, lightest electric screwdriver, and beyond multi-functional with 62 features. It lasts six hours on a single charge, and features 56 bits along with being equipped with three shadow-less LED lights for perfect visibility. Designed to sit neatly on your desk, WowStick is the perfect tool suitable for projects both big and small, and with USB charging, it makes your work much easier. watch the video below

Filson x Buck Knives

Seattle-based outdoor brand Filson has teamed up with American knife manufacturer Buck Knives for a limited-edition collection of branded knives designed for a life lived outdoors. The collection features a Filson x Buck 106 Compadre Axe (designed for rugged outdoor use), a Filson x Buck 104 Compadre Knife (a do-everything knife for the outdoorsman), and a 110 Folding Hunter Pro Knife (a special version of one of the most iconic pocket knives of all time). The USA-m...
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CRESCENT SWITCHBLADE CUTTER

Crescent have recently released the ultimate DIY tool, a convenient multi-purpose cutter called SwitchBlade. The clever tool comes with 4 interchangeable tool heads and can be used to cut cardboard, plastic, vinyl, sheet metal, rope, wires, cables, carpet, shingles, and other types of materials. Simply pull out the two quick-change pins and choose the adequate blade to suit your cutting needs. The SwitchBlade set comes with a nylon tool pouch that keeps everything t...
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VIPUKIRVES AXE

The smart and uniquely-designed Vipukirves Axe makes chopping firewood a breeze. Thanks to its curvy and unconventional-looking blade, the axe is capable of an unique lever action to separate sections of wood from the rest of the log. Besides functioning as a wedge penetrating the log, the blade also simultaneously applies a lateral force, which "opens" up the cut. The clever design also enables you to quickly remove the axe for the next strike. It is a 2-...
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