James Bond and MacGyver Would Fight Over the TAD Titanium Skeleton Key

Just how many times have you dreamed of someday becoming cool and resourceful like your childhood Bond or MacGyver heroes? We just know that your eyes used to sparkle as the good guys came with their super-duper gadgets invented by some truly genius and wacky professor (or doctor, if need be) just in time to save the day (and the beautiful damsel in distress); and we know it for sure because we felt this way too. If it's not too late for such gimmicks, here's an awesomely cool one, in the body of the TAD Titanium Skeleton Key, one small accessory that can be a great deal of help in almost any situation.

We really dig such simple and innovative, smart pieces of gadgetry here, and that's why we're totally into the TAD Titanium Skeleton Key, because of its incredibly simple nature and very cool and complex functionality.

While comparing it to the Swiss Army knife, one could say that the TAD Titanium Skeleton Key is but a faint copy. Yet, think about its diminutive dimensions and ease of use and you'll instantly see that this small key is at least as cool as the pocket wonder knife. This key has been crafted from a high-grade 6AL-4V titanium sheet that's 4.44mm thick; and if you know a thing or two about titanium, then you should have already realized that this small gadget is as hard as a rock and overall a very dependable one.

This small key sports a flathead screw driver tip, pry tip with nail puller and an extremely handy bottle opener. Even more, you get a spanner wrench tip that fits all regular sizes and strider folders, while the eyes of the skeleton head can be used to have a lanyard passed through. The TAD Titanium Skeleton Key comes in a bright and very stylish machine finish that's surpassed in coolness by the laser-engraved TAD Gear Terminator Skull graphic. This nifty super-gadget can be yours for a whopping price around $99, which – we must say – makes it a toy for the grown-up heroes, indeed.

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