Kansept PryMate G008A2 Bronze Anodized Titanium EDC Pry Bar - Glass Breaker, Bottle Opener, Hex Bit, Pocket Clip

The PryMate G008A2 represents a thoughtfully engineered multi-tool solution crafted by designer Sebastian Irawan. This titanium EDC pry bar integrates essential functions—prying, bottle opening, nail extraction, flat-head driving, and hex bit compatibility (M4, M8, M10)—into a single, streamlined implement. Constructed from aerospace-grade titanium with bronze anodizing, it delivers exceptional strength-to-weight performance for daily carry. The ergonomic finger hole ensures secure handling during demanding tasks, while the integrated pocket clip enables discreet positioning. Engineered on the principle that form must serve function, the PryMate eliminates the need for multiple tools without sacrificing reliability or aesthetic refinement. An ideal choice for professionals and enthusiasts who demand versatility and durability from their EDC selections.

SPECIFICATIONS

Overall Length	5.09''/129.39mm
PryMate Thickness	0.24''/6.0mm
PryMate Material	Titanium
Finish	Stonewash
Color	Black
Model Name	PryMate
Model Number	G008A2
Designer	Sebastian Irawan

Kansept PryMate G008A2 - Titanium Multi-Function Pry Bar

The Kansept PryMate G008A2 is a bronze anodized titanium multi-tool built around a finger-hole pry bar. Designed by Sebastian Irawan, it combines prying, bottle opening, nail pulling, flat-head driving and M4/M8/M10 hex wrenching in one 6 mm-thick plate. Add it to your pry bar collection or browse the full EDC tools range at EDCMALL.

Titanium Multi-Tool Architecture

At 129 mm long and 6 mm thick, the PryMate G008A2 is cut from bronze anodized titanium for corrosion-proof strength at pocket-friendly weight. The central finger hole gives leverage for prying and bottle opening, while the hex slots and glass breaker round out its daily utility. Pair it with a Kansept Kursor for micro-pry work or a liner lock folder for a complete EDC loadout.

Why the PryMate Belongs in Your Pocket

• Full titanium construction with finger hole for controlled leverage.
• Integrated pry tip, bottle opener, nail puller and flat-head driver.
• M4, M8 and M10 hex wrench slots built into the body.
• Glass breaker at the butt for emergency use.
• Pocket clip keeps the tool secure and accessible.
• 5.09 in / 129.39 mm overall length, 0.24 in / 6.0 mm thick.
• Lightweight titanium plate that will not rust in sweat or rain.
• Sebastian Irawan design with tactical lines and practical function.

Best Uses for the PryMate

• Opening bottles and paint cans around the house or campsite.
• Prying staples, tacks and small nails during DIY projects.
• Turning M4/M8/M10 hex fasteners in a pinch without walking back to the toolbox.
• Emergency glass breaking in a vehicle or building escape scenario.
• Everyday pocket carry as a non-blade companion to a folding knife.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the PryMate a replacement for a full multi-tool?
It covers the most common prying, opening and light wrenching tasks, but it has no pliers, saw or blade.

How thick is the pry tip?
The tool is 6.0 mm thick overall; the pry tip is ground to slide under staples and tabs without being too thin.

Can the glass breaker really break a car window?
Yes, in an emergency strike the corner of the window with the pointed butt using a firm, committed motion.

Does the clip hold securely?
The pocket clip is sprung steel and bolted to the titanium body; check the screws periodically.

Glossary of Key Terms

Kansept EDC
Kansept's non-cutting line: machined titanium tools, pry bars and pens built to the same tolerances as the knife range.

Sebastian Irawan
The designer credited on the PryMate - a finger-hole titanium multi-tool built around prying, opening and wrenching.

Titanium Pry Bar
A pry bar cut from titanium plate: about half the weight of steel, immune to rust, and springy enough to survive light levering without bending permanently.

Finger Hole
The large central hole that lets you index the PryMate in your grip for controlled prying and bottle-cap leverage.

Hex Wrench Slots
The square-cut notches sized to turn M4, M8 and M10 nuts and bolts, integrated into the tool's body.

Glass Breaker
The pointed protrusion at the butt of the tool, designed to concentrate force on a car window corner in an emergency.

Bottle Opener
The hooked notch near the pry tip. Rounded so caps pop without chewing the anodizing.

Anodized Titanium
Titanium coloured by growing a controlled oxide layer with current or heat rather than painting it, so the colour lives in the metal and wears honestly.

Pocket Clip
The sprung titanium or steel clip bolted to one face; it keeps the PryMate riding at the pocket rim for quick access.

Who Should Buy the PryMate

• EDC users who want one titanium tool for prying, opening and light wrenching.
• Tradespeople and DIYers who need a pocket backup for common fix-it tasks.
• Titanium gear collectors who appreciate Sebastian Irawan's design language.
• Anyone who wants a non-blade tool for environments where knives are restricted.
• Drivers, campers and homeowners who like a compact emergency glass breaker.

Who Should Skip It

• Users who need pliers, scissors or a knife blade in one tool.
• Those who expect a heavy demolition pry bar; this is pocket-sized light duty.
• People who dislike finger-hole tools; the hole defines the grip style.
• Anyone looking for the lowest-cost pry bar - titanium carries a premium.
• Users who never open bottles or pry things; it becomes dead weight.

Care & Maintenance

• Wipe the titanium tool with a dry cloth after pocket carry; the metal will not rust but fingerprints dull the finish.
• Rinse with fresh water after beach or salt-air carry and dry thoroughly.
• Check the pocket clip screws every month or two with the correct Torx driver.
• Do not use the pry tip for demolition work; titanium springback has limits against hardened fasteners.
• Clean the finger hole and wrench slots with a soft brush so pocket grit does not scar anodized surfaces.
• Avoid soaking in alcohol or acetone, which can alter anodized oxide colours.
• Store the tool loose in a pouch or on a lanyard rather than rattling against harder keys.
• Anodized finishes wear honestly at the high points; that patina is normal, not a defect.
• If the clip loosens, gently bend it back to original tension rather than over-tightening screws.