The fifth pocket on your jeans was originally designed for a watch. When people started wearing watches on their wrists, supposedly they started using that pocket for matches. Then for coins. We happen to like that pocket because it perfectly fits a Zippo, but most people consider it useless. If you’re looking for something to use that pocket for, look no further than the Titanium 5th Pocket Hex Tool. What does the multi-tool do? It’s a pry bar, flathead screwdriver, bit driver, paint can opener, scraper, can opener, bottle opener and it includes four slots that function as open wrenches for common imperial (there’s a metric version, too) bolt sizes. The six holes surrounding the middle are for more than looking like the Galactic Empire logo, they can be used to attach a paracord or leather lanyard for easy removal from your pocket. Oh yeah, and it comes in four different finishes, along with lanyard options.
The Titanium Multi-Tool Designed For Your Jean Coin Pocket
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