10 Best EDC Card Tools for Your Wallet in 2022
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One of the best ways to cover multiple bases in your EDC is to carry a multi-tool. The obvious upside is having every function you might need in one convenient package — if you can justify the pocket space. You could carry a keychain-friendly tool, but that might not be the best route to take, especially if you use a key organizer. There's one last place to carry a tool that even minimalists can appreciate: your wallet. The best EDC card tools can come in handy in a pinch as backups. Some might even do the job as your main tool. In this guide, we'll go over 10 tools that'll quickly become the most rewarding card in your wallet.
Lever Gear Toolcard Pro
If you’re looking for one card with as many tools as possible, then the Lever Gear Toolcard Pro might be for you. It packs 40 tools in its 420 stainless steel body to cover your bases for any small task that comes your way. You can attach a removable pocket clip to it if you'd rather carry it outside of your wallet, or you can even use it like a money clip to ditch your wallet entirely too.
Nite Ize Financial Tool
As its name implies, the Financial Tool not only fits perfectly in your wallet, but it can also become your wallet. It features 7 everyday tools in its minimal stainless steel design, including essentials like screwdrivers and a bottle opener, as well as a tape cutter for opening boxes so you can save your knife for more important tasks.
Boker Plus Credit Card Knife
Boker makes solid EDC knives that have earned their place in many EDCers' pockets, but this one deserves a spot in your wallet. It has a 2-¼ inch straight edge blade that folds back into its titanium-lined, credit card-shaped handle. This knife sports a removable pocket clip as well as a sturdy framelock, making it one of the more robust and familiar-handling wallet knife options you can get.
Wallet Ninja
If you want a card with plenty of functionality then check out the Wallet Ninja. Slip this stealthy black card into your wallet for a total of 18 tools including a screwdriver, bottle opener, etc. It also acts as a cell phone stand if you use another card to prop it up. It's constructed of steel that's been heat treated for durability so you know it’ll hold up.
Cha-O-Ha EDC Card
The Cha-O-Ha EDC Card started as a Kickstarter and was quickly funded to completion, and it's not hard to see why. It uses S35VN steel, one of the highest performing stainless steels you can get on your EDC gear. It features multiple wrench sizes as well as a screwdriver, nail puller, and plenty of others in its thin and durable frame.
Victorinox Swisscard Lite
Victorinox is a classic EDC brand because of their multi-tools, and the Swiss Card Lite lives up to the name. This Swiss-made plastic card has a clever award-winning design that features a built-in flashlight alongside slide-out versions of Victorinox's famed tools like tweezers, scissors, a ballpoint pen, and a small blade.
Zootility Tools WildCard
With its fully locking replaceable folding blade, Zootility Tools' latest and greatest WildCard has an edge on other card tools in its class. At just 2mm thick, it packs a combo edge blade, screwdrivers, a bottle opener, and a prying tool. If you can't travel with a blade on you, you can quickly pop it out and leave it behind, too.
Tuls Titanium Tool
Titanium can turn any tool into one worth carrying, especially when it comes to card tools. The Tuls titanium card is perfect if you’re a DIYer and find yourself measuring and sketching as you work. A built-in screwdriver and box cutter make it great for everyday use, but it’s the precision cutouts made for measuring that make this a great companion on your next project.
SOG Tool Logic Card Companion
Screwdrivers and bottle openers are handy tools, but if you're going to be spending time outdoors you might want something a little more specialized. The SOG Card Companion has the usual tools like tweezers and a can opener, but you can also pull it apart and turn it into a handy knife with a 2” serrated blade for tougher cutting tasks. This tool lives up to its name and will be there for you when you need it.
TIHK Urban Slim Tool
All credit-card sized tools are slim, but some are slimmer than others. With the word “slim” in its name, the Urban Slim Tool is a thin sheet of heat-treated stainless steel that puts 10 wrench sizes, a screwdriver, and a bottle opener in your wallet. But the star of the show is its minimalist lock picking set built into the frame (for all you hobbyists, just be sure to check your local laws before carrying a set).
What's in your wallet? Let us know which card tool you're using in the comments below.
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