NEWS – Are you tired of being weighed down by a full-sized multi-tool in your pocket or belt? For those days when traveling light is a must, the Geekey is a versatile multi-tool that will clip to your keychain. This key-sized tool has everything you need including one feature that will really surprise you.
Here’s a full list (above) that shows the complete functionality of the Geekey. Have you found the surprising feature yet? Keep looking, I’ll wait. Did you find it? That’s right, this multi-tool doubles as a pipe! I’m not advocating smoking of any kind because ick. But I just can’t help admiring the ingenuity that went into the design of the Geekey. More info about this EDC tool can be found at geekey.com and you can buy one for $22.95 from Amazon.
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I hope manufacturers read Gadgeteer. Makers of these tiny novelty wrenches should spend an hour with a mechanic. This tool wouldn’t service even a small bicycle. And it looks like it would cut fingers to try to twist a tight nut off. Wouldn’t the blade get dulled opening bottle caps? I just don’t get it. Real tools just aren’t this tiny. They can put these thoughts in their pipe and actually smoke them. 🙂
Are you meant to put the business end of a metal tool into your mouth and suck it? Ick, as you say. Also how are you meant to use that protractor? Real protractors are transparent and/or have a scale on their edge. This is too clever for its own good. Paradoxically I might buy it if it had fewer functions.
It might get too hot to smoke if you light up. Creative though.
Hey Julie, I just ordered 2 from Amazon
Robert, let us know your thoughts when you get them.
Ok, real-world test. I’ve bent wire, tightened some loose hex nuts, used the driver tip, and used the serrated edge to open a package. measured something and filed a rough patch on a fingernail.
I left it to my wife to, ahem, use the pipe section which I am sad to say was not that usable since she was laughing and spilled the contents of the bowl all over the place.
Quite a deal for $22, even gave one to a friend for his birthday.
Robert, thanks for the review!
Trying to find a review of the pipe.. specifically: does it actually work? Robert G didn’t really answer that question, due to the hilarity of the situation. Perhaps it is more of a conversation piece that lends itself to be part gag gift, part semi-useful gift, for a bicyclist who is also a cannabis connoisseur… who coincidentally finds him/herself bushwhacking in the backcountry, only to have a Yeti steal her/his pipe.. pauses to ponder the situation and exclaims: but wait! I have my ginsu pipe!