Tool Logic CC1SB Credit Card Companion with Serrated 2-Inch Steel Blade, Lens and Compass, 8-Tools Total, Black Finish

Tool Logic CC1SB Credit Card Companion with Serrated 2-Inch Steel Blade, Lens and Compass, 8-Tools Total, Black Finish

The SOG Specialty Knives & Tools CC1SB Credit Card Companion is a credit card-sized multitool, complete with (8) essential tools that all fit conveniently into the compact case that can easily be taken on the go. Made of black ABS plastic, the holder sports a serrated 5Cr steel blade with satin finish, a combination can and bottle opener, awl, 8x power lens, compass, tweezers, toothpick and ruler. The blade, tweezers, toothpick and combination opener can all be removed completely from the holder for easy use. Razor sharp serrated edges on the 2-inch stainless steel blade allow it to cut through even the toughest materials with ease. The CC1SB has an overall length of 3.375-inches, overall width of 2.125-inches and a weight of 1.4-ounces. The SOG Specialty Knives & Tools CC1SB Credit Card Companion comes with a limited lifetime warranty. Each SOG product is created with the help of company founder and chief engineer, Spencer Frazer. Known for their uncompromising style and performance, these knives and tools showcase innovation, dependability and a unique, futuristic style that has garnered awards and recognition worldwide. SOG products have also won favor among law enforcement, military and industrial customers that rely on their tools to perform flawlessly in the toughest, most adverse conditions.The Tool Logic Credit Card Companion is a multifunction tool card with ten features. It feautes a 2-inch Inch serrated blade and precision folding scissors. It also has an 8-time magnifying power lens and compass. It is a combination can/bottle opener/awl and has a Flat screwdriver, tweezers and toothpick. The tool card is ultra-light at just 1.3-ounces.

Product Features

  • Credit card holder with (8) essential tools for every day jobs
  • 2-inch serrated edge steel blade cuts through tough materials with ease
  • Removable blade, tweezers, toothpick and opener
  • 3.375-inches by 2.125-inches and weighs 1.4-ounces
  • Comes with a limited lifetime warranty

2 thoughts on “Tool Logic CC1SB Credit Card Companion with Serrated 2-Inch Steel Blade, Lens and Compass, 8-Tools Total, Black Finish

  1. C.C.

    Very nice true “pocket” knife This is the best true “pocket” knife ever. Why? Because it’s so slim that I carry it everywhere, usually in my front pants pocket, and you don’t even know it’s there.The knife blade is really sharp and beefy…cut’s through rope, rubber hose, cardboard packaging, etc. with ease. Anytime someone asks “anyone got a pocket knife?” they are amazed when I pull this thing out. It will handle some really tough cutting jobs.The other features get a mixed review: The little plastic tweezers work pretty good for pulling out slivers and such.The compass…stopped working after a year or so…not sure if it was ever accurate.The toothpick…basically worthless, and mine fell out and got lost a long time ago.The screwdriver/bottle opener thingy…flatblade only and not very easy to use (if you just need to loosen or tighten a screw it’s fine…if you have a lot of twisting to do forget it). Never really used the bottle opener on a bottle, but it is pretty small so I doubt it would give you enough leverage for even a really tight bottle cap. But the pick thing on the end has a very sharp point that I have used for I can’t remember what…but it is useful.The magnifying glass works…but it’s pretty smallIf you buy this tool, buy it for the knife…it’s well worth it! Don’t let my comments on the little doo-dads turn you off. It is without a doubt the easiest to carry, most useful, and best true “pocket” knife I have used. In fact, I am going to buy myself a new one! My old one is more than 10 years old, and still in decent shape, but getting dull. The serrated edge is great, but hard to sharpen. I’ve used it so much I have got my moneys worth many times over, so I have no problem buying another one.

  2. Christopher R. Berry
    Christopher R. Berry says:

    Handy Tool After damaging my regular pocket knife, I purchased this so that I would always have a bottle opener, tweezers, and tooth pick handy. I didn’t want a large bulky multi-purpose knife. This fits inside my wallet easily. Sometimes I’ll leave my pocket knife at home, but never my wallet. Had to purchase a second one after forgetting it was in my wallet at the airport.The magnifying glass on this thing is pretty much just a waste of space. It’s too small to actually see through well. The raised numbers for the ruler are hard to see since they are black on black.

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