How much function can you pack in a compact little carabiner tool? Launce Barber and Tom Stokes designed the patent-pending Get-A-Way? Driver as part of our innovative I.D. Works? line of tools, and it has dozens of everyday uses for the craftsman or hobbyist.
As a compact screwdriver, it has four standard flat and Phillips hex bits to tackle almost any job. Each of the hex bits has a spring-loaded ball detent to keep it in the holder, and a fingernail groove to aid bit removal.
You can also use it as an angle driver when the going gets tough by moving the bit adapter to the hex driver wrench.
Just push the button and it's a bright little LED flashlight, especially useful when working in low light.
It has an oxygen bottle wrench on the underside, which makes it useful for emergency rescue use. There are also 10 mm wrench and hex bit wrench reliefs.
The pry bar on the underside works well to open bottles and jar lids, among other things. It's also removable if you want.
The hex bit driver adapter lets you use all of the full-size hex bits with the CRKT Zilla-Tool Jr., too.
