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Pros: Blade Material
Cons: Included Tools
Decent tool, minor flaws
The most attractive thing about the Pryma is how knife-like it feels. It feels like a Voxnaes design, and although there's no real blade, the pry end is much thinner and pointier than on equivalent tools like the Doohickey or Mullet. It can cut through cardboard without attracting the awkward questions a knife sometimes might. The placement of the bottle opener feels counterintuitive, because I want to rest my thumb on the carabiner gate, but it works fine nonetheless. The surprising disappointment is the wrench hole: they've been cut to the wrong size, so they don't fit standard bits or nuts. I'm honestly shocked CRKT has never fixed this. As for the glassbreaker, hopefully it works, but hopefully I'll never need to find out! I have actually taken the Pryma off my keychain, in favour of the Doohickey+, which has decently cut wrench holes and a crosshead driver – the absence of which is a more serious limitation of this tool. Still, I like it enough to keep it in my backup kit.