I've carried a pocket-sized pry tool at work for years now. It's just a very useful thing to have for anyone working in an industrial setting, not just for small prying tasks, but also for probing or poking things that I don't necessarily want to touch with my hands for safety or sanitary reasons. The Kansept Prymate improves on my old pocket pry tool by offering features that have already proven to be quite versatile—with a little creative thinking—in the short time I've had it. For example, I've used the bottle opener as a hook to fish out my forklift keys after I accidentally dropped them into a gap between two pieces of heavy machinery too narrow for my hand to fit through. The glass breaker on the finger ring can also be used as an improvised scriber and scratch awl. It's also close enough to the dimensions and weight of the Bastinelli Knives Pika karambit that it can serve in a pinch as a non-contact trainer for it. And the finger ring just makes it a fun fidget toy. I do have a couple of minor complaints about it though: there is very little spring in the integral pocket clip, so it won't clip onto pocket hems on trousers made from thicker fabric; and the hex wrench cutouts can't really be used to loosen or tighten bolts in tight quarters because of their location near the midline of the tool. Other than those issues, it's a very handy bit of kit that weighs almost nothing and has a very small footprint.