The Prylobite’s unusual form is a result of its combined functions - Yanko Design

At first glance, you'd ask yourself why the Prylobite looks the way it does. It features a total-tang blade that swivels into the handle in such a way that the opposite end of the blade sticks out when close. You're bound to question its appearance, but that feeling lasts only a minute. When you begin using the Prylobite, yous appreciate and admit its advent and the functionality it brings to the table, or in this case, your fingertips. You see, the Prylobite is a pocketknife, but it isn't merely a knife. Information technology's as well a flathead screwdriver, a bottle opener, a wrench, and a prybar.

With a highly tactile and sturdy, G10 fiberglass handle on the outside, and a stone-done S35VN Steel bract on the within, the Prylobite has a sure simplicity and elegance to it. It doesn't feature any locking or unlocking mechanisms, relying on good-erstwhile friction tension to open up and close the bract. The full-tang blueprint prevents an open blade from closing, considering your thumb applies pressure along the handle spine.

The Prylobite's most noteworthy visual element is its blade. Designed with a pin at the center, the bract'south always sticking out of the handle, when open or closed. Open it up, and you've got a dainty, sharp, curved sheepsfoot blade that's platonic for slicing, dicing, and cutting. Fold the bract inward and extension on the reverse cease sticks out. This extension holds three other tools that brand the Prylobite indispensable. A flat-head screwdriver/prybar at the tip allows you to tighten screws and open up tightly-shut paint jars. But behind the prybar is also a 1/4″ wrench, allowing you to tighten or loosen quarter-inch nuts and bolts. On ane stop of the wrench lies the Prylobite's bottle opener, assuasive you to crevice open a beverage when you're done prying off lids and tightening nuts and bolts. The other end of the wrench features a running slit that allows you to prune the knife to your pocket like a fountain pen.

The Prylobite'due south merely meaty enough to fit on your keychain (each Prylobite comes with a S-biner carabiner), or fifty-fifty exist independently clipped to your jeans pocket. Fitting all the right tools you'd demand in your solar day-to-24-hour interval life, the Prylobite encapsulates exactly what urban EDC should be. Useful, portable, and most importantly, middle-catchingly unique!

Designer: Michael Dickson of Pangea Designs

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