Features

• 25-year limited warranty
• Most popular full-size Leatherman tool
• Larger knives, stronger pliers, longer wire cutters and all-locking blades
• Includes bottle/can opener, wire stripper, 8-inch ruler, and lanyard attachment
• 100% stainless steel

Features

• Record and playback real time data lets you diagnose during a road test for easier diagnostics
• Compatible with 96 and newer vehicles and 95 and earlier domestic vehicles (with optional cables
• Povides trouble code data telling you why the "Check Engine" light is on
• Erases trouble code turning off the check engein light
• View "Freeze Frame Data" lets yousee what conditions the code was set under for easier diagnostics

Features

• Titanium handles for lightweight and maximum strength
• All-locking blades for high-pressure reliability
• Sheepsfoot Blade with Cutting Hook for more efficient serrated cutting
• Premium belt sheath included for belt-side portability
• 154 CM premium stainless steel Clip-Point Knife

Features

• Premium belt sheath included for belt-side portability
• 154 CM steel knife blade for optimal durability
• Titanium handles for lightweight and maximum strength
• Fast outside access to four blades
• Outstanding 25-year limited warranty

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We can't think of anything we'd want to add to this little hummer. It's incredible what B&D has engineered into this system (we don't think it's fair to call it a "screwdriver"). The 5-foot tape measure fits on board, or you can remove it for separate use. Dual speed range lets you drill holes at high speed and drive screws at the slower speed. A 23-position clutch, just like what's on the big boys, will keep you from stripping your screws. But get this: Unlike conventional cordless screwdrivers and regular power drills, this tool's handle easily locks in three positions for tight areas and awkward spots. Genius! And just like the "real" drills, this one's got an accessible forward/reverse rocker switch for backing screws out, too. Here's something, though, that the big-boy drill makers should pick up: It's got on integrated light so you can always see your work surface clearly. For the money, we haven't seen anything like it. --Kris Jensen-Van Heste ... Read more

Features

• On-board bit storage conveniently holds a 1/16" pilot bit and double-ended screwdriving bit
• 6-volt drill and screwdriver, tape measure, light, and more in one convenient cordless tool
• 2-speed gear box gives you a low speed for screwdriving and high speed for drilling
• 3-position pivoting action for maximum flexibility and versatility in tight areas
• Integrated light with separate on/off switch illuminates dark work areas

Reviews (8)

Keyless Chuck
I love the rechargeable aspect of the tool. It's so light and easy to work with. The only thing missing is a keyless chuck so steel grinders can be used with it.

Feature Packed for Under $30!!!
This is the best *cheap* cordless screwdriver I have ever used. The ergonomics of this driver feels good in the hand. Plenty of power and charge in the 6V battery. The clutch eliminates the problem of overtightening and the drill speed is great for quick pilot holes. The two bit holders and LED light really add to the convenience. I haven't used the tape, which is pretty cheesy, but I imagine it could come in hand for a quick measurement. The only have two complaints, but for less than $30 they really don't matter... 1) Should have a LED to indicate that it is charging, 2) Wish the battery was replacable. For the money, this is an indispensible gadget.

Strong screwdriver
I have been very pleased with this screwdriver ~ it is strong. I have two along with three of the 3.6 volt B&D drivers and use the 6 volt for larger, more demanding jobs (i.e. book shelf projects, etc.). It is handy because it can be set in several different positions. It is good looking (I like macho looking tools) and it is very handy. Mine all hold good, long charges but then I am used to handling Nicad batteries because I build and fly a lot of radio control planes and you have got to know how to keep your batteries healthy or your plane becomes a "kit" again. I have just ordered a third 6 volt. I also collect tools and believe that you never have enough.

Great little screwdriver
Purchased this as a Christmas present for my wife and have been installing blinds ever since. While it's not intended to take the place of an 18 volt drill, it does a great job screwing and unscrewing. The forward, reverse rocker switch is more convient than others that we have used and the angles are handy. I would not recommend it as a replacement for the DeWalt heavy duty cordless screwdriver (my favorite), but it's lighter and 1/3 the price. Well worth the money....

Great All Around Screwdriver
It does everything as advertised.

Pros: different torque settings, 2 drive speeds, small LED light, pivot point, overall "feel".

Cons: drilling is only for light duty jobs (otherwise get a real drill), charging time takes too long. connection for the charger plug is right in the pivot point and it doesn't let you use it while plugged in.

Other than the charging issues(that's why I won't give it 5 stars) but it's a great tool at a decent price. ... Read more

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You don't think about flashlights until you need one, and then it's too late to worry about dead batteries. Mag Instrument's rechargeable system guarantees light, features a top-of-the-line flashlight, and delivers up to 1,000 hours of battery life. The flashlight changes from spotlight to floodlight with a turn of the head, and the 360-degree charging ring allows it to be mounted and recharged in any position. High-grade O-rings at each opening ensure resistance to water and shock. The durable hard-anodized finish protects the light from the sort of bumps and knocks that can happen in the dark. The system includes a recharging cradle, a rechargeable battery pack, two mounting brackets, a 110-volt AC converter, and a 12-volt DC cigarette-lighter adapter. ... Read more

Features

• Limited lifetime warranty
• High-intensity adjustable light beam
• Delivers up to 1,000 hours of battery life
• Sealed O-rings for water and shock resistance
• 360-degree charging ring recharges in any position

Reviews (20)

Worth every penny
As a 10 year aircraft maintainer in the US Air Force, I've used everything from standard Mag-lites, scuba divers' lights, and even penlights in a pinch. I can say this flashlight is brighter than any other I've used. It cuts my inspection time in half because I can see things 55 feet off the ground just like it was right in front of me. Don't be fooled to think a rechargeable battery pack isn't as strong as standard alkaline batteries. This isn't the case. I wouldn't trade this flashlight for anything!

Mag Lite is good for general purpose
Having read the other reviews, I decided to add one myself:

Many police departments standard issue Mag Lite products. The 2,3..etc D sized flashlights make reliable flashlights and their weight can also make them useful as a baton in a pinch. I have several different Mag Lights (the mini's, the 2, and a 5 D monster). They always work, the beam is generally good, and for the money, they are a good value. They are NOT the best flashlight ever made... but for 20-30-40 bucks, they are a great flashlight for about 99% of what people need flashlights for...

If you REALLY need alot of quick light - i.e., you are planning to rely on this light for a tactical or self-defense situation, then I wouldn't buy a Mag Lite... ASP, Surefire (my favorite), Inova, etc., make much better flashlights for that situation. A Surefire C2 or Z2 model is about the size of a Mini-Mag but delivers about 5 times the light of the largest Mag LIte product... all without a focusable beam. The technology of SureFire is unparallelled, in my opine, but I think it is akin to comparing a Ferarri to a Ford... yeah, they're both cars, but that's about as far as the comparison should go... Also, most high-performance flashlights run for about an hour or so... Mag's will run longer. Also, you can go to any HD or hardware store and buy mags, batteries, lamps, etc.... try doing that with a SureFire... NOT. So there are comparative advantages and disadvantages to both...

Mag's products are good... but you get what you pay for and not every flashlight is suitable for every application. If you are a LE officer, military, etc., it's unlikely you will want Mag Lite as the product you're going to trust your life to.... they just are not bright enough to stun someone in a life and death situation... If you want a decent reliable flashlight for home emergency use, then Mag LIte is the best product you can possibly buy.

...I own both for different reasons... I just wish I owned a Ford and a Ferarri too!

Becoming a dinosaur
There is a lot going on within the technology of flashlights recently. LED, Lithium batteries, focus bezels, etc. The Mag Instrument RX1019 Heavy-Duty Rechargeable Flashlight System is an OK rechargeable flashlight. But the technology today (ie from SureFire and others) has Mag Lights falling behind a bit technologically. For example, weight and size. IF you are in law enforcement and need and depend on escalating use of force (ie loud assured voice, large heavy flashlight, side arm, shot gun), MOST other situations only criteria for a good flashlight is how much light it puts out and the quality (no dead spots, etc) of that light. AND in the smallest, lightest package. This is where (IN GENERAL) MagLite has dropped off.
I must say (before I get a bunch of negative votes) that I have owned 20 or 30 Mags over my working career. And the product is very durable and they are proven reliable. But for the money, I've found that Surefire offers a more powerful beam of light. Surefire is lighter too.
I've had to depend on my MagLight many times but I've switched to SureFire. It's the 21st Century.
John Row

Light up your life!
This light is awesome! With 40,000 candlewatt power it will light up your entire room in your house when the power goes out-which we here in Raleigh have experienced a lot in the past few years. With 1000 recharges possible it pays for itself over and over. Can't go wrong with this one!

Excellent.......but..........
The flashlight is brilliant, literally. Once it's charged for the first time it's unreal. And for occasional or rare usage it is extremely practical. But, if you use it for several hours a day, you may find that it takes too long to get a full charge back into the battery. In fact, the only chance you can get it to fully charge is over the weekend. Two batteries? How can you charge the spare battery pack when it has to be in the flashlight (which has to be in the charger) to recharge? Mag Instruments are apparently working on the problem, but to this date they do not have a rapid charger, or a charging cradle for a battery pack only. You could of course buy 2 flashlights and use them on alternate days. Rather expensive though. ... Read more

Features

• Compatible with Windows 98, SE, Me, 2000, and XP; Mac OS 8.6 and higher; and Linux Kernel 2.4x and higher
• 128 MB data storage device housed in a red Swiss Army translucent shell
• Also includes knife blade, scissors, nail file, screwdriver tip, ballpoint pen, and red LED light
• Comes with USB cable for connection to a PC or Mac
• Stores photos, MP3s, text files, business cards, and more

Product Description

The standard 12-volt PowerLuber grease gun is powerful, generating up to 6000 psi of operating pressure. The battery recharges in only one hour and lasts long enough to dispense as much as 3 tubes of grease. It's perfect for hard to reach fittings. It relieves worker fatigue and speeds up routine lubrication tasks. Load the PowerLuber with a filler pump, by suction or use a grease cartridge. The PowerLuber 1242 comes complete with a heavy-duty carrying case, 30" whip hose and battery charger. Options include adding a second battery for continuous operation all day and Guardian grease cartridges that can be stored in the case. Models are available with chargers designed for use in many international electrical outlets. Kit includes an additional battery for increased productivity. Grease cartridges NOT included! Sold separately. Availability: In stock. Usually ships within 24 hours. Ships via UPS. Now available with $25 gift card to to Bass Pro, Blockbuster Video or Best Buy. Offer good until 12-31-04 ... Read more

Features

• 6,500 PSI
• 3 to 6 tubes of grease per charge
• 30" Hose
• Comes with 2 batteries, charger and case
• $25 Gift card to Bass Pro, Blockbuster Video, or Best Buy until 12-31-04

Product Description

Never buy batteries again and avoid the frustration of flashlights that dont work when you really need them! Diamond® Shake flashlights are the latest generation technology, so theyre brighter & last longer than a Forever® flashlight or Nightstar® flashlight. For a light that works when you need it, these are perfect for emergency preparedness kit use. NO batteries - NO bulb! Just shake to recharge! 1 1/2 minutes shaking gives you up to 2 HOURS of blueish white LED light. It stays super bright for 20 minutes, then starts to fade but you can still read read in the dark with it. Just shake it again for a few seconds tho, and the brightness comes back. The Diamond® LED flashlight lasts forever, its tough polycarbonate sealed waterproof housing is rated to 125m below water. Theres NO parts or gears to wear out or break. The Forever flashlight is perpetually rechargeable, recharged by a magnet moving through a coil that recharges the flashlight forever! They are fantastic for kids at Halloween or year round, it always works & is fun to charge. The Diamond LED shake flashlight will save you $ on battery costs & bulb replacements forever! Its GREAT for the car & home emergency kit, kids, in the boat or camping and the Unbreakable LED light bulb lasts 10 years! The Diamond® Shake light is available in Clear, Yellow or Black housings, in a 20 minute or 2 hour version & has 2 Patents for technology & design. Its available in bulk with custom logos & packaging, too. We love this product and guaranty them 10 years! ... Read more

Features

• NO batteries - NO bulb! Just shake to recharge! Great gift!
• 1 1/2 minutes shaking gives you up to 2 HOURS of LED light!
• Saves you $ on battery costs & bulb replacements!
• Great for the car & home emergency kit, kids, in the boat or camping!
• Tough polycarbonate sealed waterproof housing rated to 400' below water!

Features

• Accessories include: AC charger, DC charging cables, Jump start cables
• 300 watt portable, rechargeable, electronic generator
• Vehicle jump starter
• 250 psi air compressor built in
• Three prong AC outlet

Reviews (8)

First Rate
Loosing the power cord on the air compressor is worth the purchase price. If you ever had to fill tires on a trailer you know what I am talking about.

Invertor works well, but keep in mind 300Watts of battery power is a small bucket of power, don't try any inductive loads. I managed to burn out the invertor. Xantrax honored the warantee and replace the unit no questions asked. Refreshing change after dealing with Sony's warantee department!

Highly recommended

instant AC power
If your power goes out you can live, for a while, with no lights. The operation of a sump pump is a different matter. Last year I spent 5 hours bailing a sump pump hole with a plastic pitcher. Not enjoyable. I went everywhere looking for this type of unit and spent an hour on the internet. The Xantrex 852-1840 generator seems to be a great insurance policy.

Good overall; takes a long time to charge
Overall, I am pleased with this product. However, I ran into the same issues addressed by Ron Campbell in his review. Although the manual states it takes about 40 hours to recharge using the AC adapter (plus an additional 15 hours if you don't see the green light after 40 hours), it took more like 72 hours before I got the green light indicating full charge. The owner's manual states that longer charge times are indicative of less than 120 volts at the wall outlet. I find it hard to believe that my three-year-old house does not have 120 volts at the outlets, but I guess that is possible.

I bought this to use as an emergency jump-start unit and to add air to my tires after they are deflated for offroad travel. It seems to suit my needs. I would recommend this product, but be aware that the charge times may take twice as long as those stated by the manufacturer.

Very Useful
I have found it to hold a charge very well. It is great to have a back-up when rv camping. It is also reassuring to know that when camping in remote areas that you have an emergency if your vehicle doesn't start. I consider this a good buy.

Best invention since sliced bread!
I have sleep apnea and need a machine to help me breath when I sleep. During power failures, I have had to stay up until the power came back on until I received this machine as a birthday gift. It will run my CPAP machine for more than 8 hours! ... Read more

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The engine light comes on. Why? Actron’s AutoScanner can tell you by retrieving trouble codes from your vehicle’s computer. The scanner is compatible with all cars and light trucks sold in the United States from 1996 through now. A large, easy-to-read liquid crystal display shows the trouble code and its definition, clearing the code and turning off the trouble light at the same time. The attached diagnostic cable provides both data and power connections. The menu-driven interface combined with "hot keys" for read and erase functions make this tool very easy to use.--Kris Jensen-Van Heste ... Read more

Features

• Code description displayed on large LCD screen
• Compatible with 1996 and newer vehicles
• Provides trouble code data telling you why the "Check Engine" light is on
• Erases trouble code turning off the "Check Engine" light
• Vie I/M Monitor status

Reviews (4)

Almost mandatory for modern vehicles!
The engine in my 2000 Ford F-150 Supercab started dying frequently, the dreaded "check engine" light came on and I did not want to take another $$$ trip to the dealers service department. So I do a little research on OBD and bought an Actron CP9135 OBDII AutoScanner at an excellent price. Plug it in, retrieve the "P1507" code, which translates to "Idle Air Control System Underspeed Error (Ford)". I check the IAC sensor and discover it's not plugged in right. I fix this connection and the problem disappears! If you have a modern (post 1996) vehicle and you do a little of you own auto work (turn a wrench now and then) you need this OBD box. Actron makes an excellent product at a very good price. (If you have an check engine light on - you need a OBD box!)

Has saved me big bucks!!
I bought this because my wife's car is always running its check engine light and I never know what's wrong. Every time I brought it to her dealer it cost me as much as this tool. I wish I had this thing two years ago, I would have saved myself 200 bucks.

Excellent function and quality, price a little high
I bought this becasue my Ford constantly pops it's Check Engine light. Considering the visit to the dealer is around 3/4 of a bill each time, I figured this would equal two trips to the dealer.

It does a nice job of reading the codes and resetting. It also does a nice job of monitoring the sensors. What it will not tell you is exactly how to fix your problem in many cases. I am an ex-service manager (from the pre-techno era) and reasonably accomplished mechanic. Even I have to do research after collecting the code. Determine WHY you have a particular sensor reading. Different things can trip the same sensor.

This is a well built tool to help you in your diagnosis. It is not the automatic answer machine some people may assume it to be.

I think this tool should sell for under a bill. That detracts one star.

nice little scanner
good scanner but does not retrieve codes for Brake (ABS) or Air Bag (SIR) systems. ... Read more

Features

• 11.75¿ long
• Powerful, rechargeable flashlight with xenon halogen bi-pin bulb produces up to 75,000 candlepower
• Constructed of black, machined aluminum with push button switch
• Up to 1 continuous hour of use between charges
• Weighs 16.1 ounces

Reviews (6)

Amazon reshipped defective product to me! OUTRAGEOUS!
I got my Ultrastinger from Amazon today. It has a cracked/torn rubber nipple over the on/off switch, and from all the fingemarks and other tell-tale little marks on it, it's clearly a USED, PRE-OWNED item. Other evidence: the product box was not shrink-wrapped or sealed as it should be, and the battery was fully charged (new flashlights do not come with fully charged NiCad batteries).

I am outraged that Amazon would re-ship a returned, defective item, but that's exactly what has happened. This makes me very wary of ordering from them again. I immediately ordered that UPS come to pick this up and take it back at no charge to me. Now I have to "wait 7-12 days" AFTER they get this POS back before I get a refund. Nice.

Also, now that I've seen the way the rubber switch cover fails, I've decided not to get this product anyway. I'll have to look into another manufacturer.

THE BEST & THE BRIGHTEST!!!
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The Streamlight Ultra Stinger™ Rechargable flashlight ROCKS!!!

I am a gadget nut, and I have a very large number of flashlights. IMHO, there is no better all-around flashlight than Streamlight's Ultra Stinger.

It truly is amazing how bright and light-weight this flashlight is. It puts out up to 75,000 candlepower yet weighs only 1.1 pounds. Not only is it bright, but you can focus the light to a small, penetrating beam that can be seen for miles.

Don't let the light weight fool you, however. This flashlight feels rock-solid in your hand, and it can take a licking. I take mine running almost every night, and have dropped it on the pavement more than a few times, and it just keeps going.

The Ultra Stinger is also durable and reliable. I've had my current model for over two years now, and the battery is still fine. I did have to replace the light bulb once, but that's not bad considering how many hours it's been in use and how many times I've recharged it.

The only flashlight that even compares to the Ultra Stinger is the SureFire 10X Dominator™. The Dominator weighs only 1.25 lbs and has a two-lamp assembly that allows you to run it at 60 lumens (roughly 36,000 CP by my calculations, about half the output of the Ultra Stinger) for up to 3 hours, or at an incredibly bright 500 lumens for up to 20 minutes. Yes, 500 lumens (or roughly 300,000 CP) is 4X brighter than the Ultra Stinger, but the light is UNFOCUSED, so the brightness is lost over any real distance as the light diffuses. When you factor in the ridiculously high price of the Dominator (the best price I could find on the Internet was $360!), you can see why I recommend the Streamlight as the overall champion. The Dominator is a great flashlight in its own right, of course, so probably the best idea is to get both.

I have several other flashlights from Streamlight, and they are all very well-made. Nevertheless, whenever I want a nice bright flashlight, I always go for my Ultra Stinger. My only serious question about it is, how can Streamlight make the Ultra Stinger so bright and light-weight, while their other models don't even come close? The brightest flashlight in the SL- series is the SL-35, which weighs 2.8 pounds (almost 3X more than the Ultra Stinger) and puts out up to 40,000 CP (Slightly more than half that of the Ultra Stinger). Plus, it's more expensive! The MSPR on the SL-35 is $229.95 vs. $174.95 for the Ultra Stinger. That math doesn't add up.

Other unbelievable examples: Streamlight's 3.3 pound 8-Watt Vulcan™ spotlight can generate up to 50,000 CP, and the 7.4 pound 20-Watt Litebox™ spotlight can kick out up to 70,000 CP. How is it even remotely possible that the Ultra Stinger, weighing in at 1.1 pounds and sporting a 10-Watt bulb, can out-shine these oversized hogs? The obvious answer is "runtime" - the Litebox™ can run at 20 Watts for up to 3.5 hours compared to a 1 hour runtime for the Ultra Stinger. Who cares - I'll take the Ultra Stinger every time!

Streamlight should take their older lights off the market and replace them or update them with the better technology found in the Ultra Stinger, like they did with the new Stinger HP. The Stinger HP weighs 12.2 ounces and kicks out 40,000 CP. Plus, the beam can be focused, while the SL- series is "pre-focused".

I'm sure that Streamlight is on the case -- the HP models are nice, and I really like the Pro Polymer LED lights, too. I just wish that they could come out with an affordable competitor to the $1,800 Maxabeam 6 million CP spotlight.

BUY THIS FLASHLIGHT -- YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DID!!!

It's only competitor is the sun.
I have never seen anything like this before in my life. The ratio of power to size blows my mind. I had someone shine this at me from about 50 feet away and it actually *blinded* me for about 10 seconds and I felt physically ill for about 10 minutes. If you buy this flashlight, you won't need a new one for about 50 years... because that's how long this thing was built to last.

Great serviceable rechargeable light. Good quality.
Streamlight's UltraStinger is really in a niche by itself. Mag Light's rechargeables aren't as bright and SureFire's are much more expensive, so the UltraStringer is really made for someone desiring a quality light that won't break the bank.

Some of the nice features of this light: It's very lightweight, very bright (75,000 candlepower), run time is very good for this much light output. Well made, quality construction.

Some of the cons about this light: Plastic lens (seems only SureFire will give you a genuine Pyrex, glass lens these days) and the spot/flood range isn't really that much of a difference (Mag's spot/flood produces a SPOT or a FLOOD). The Streamlight has a very coarse adjustment range, really being all the same style output, with very LITTLE difference in the SPOT / FLOOD. This isn't as bad as it sounds as the light produced is a very good, pure white light, I'd just like to see more variation in the range, but I'm being picky here.

One thing's for certain; this light is much better than Mag's rechargeable and a lesser light than SureFire's 8 or 9N rechargeable. But, it's also half the price of the SureFire and 80% less than SureFire's 10-X. So, I've got to give it 5 stars for being a great value, occupying a market not really served by either Mag or SureFire.

If you're a contractor or home inspector, this light is THE value on the market in a bright, quality constructed rechargeable.

Streamlight UltraStinger: I gotta wear shades
I've had a Streamlight UltraStinger for a little while now. Let me say that this is one, bright light!

+'s: BRIGHT, rechargeable, lightweight, adjustable beam from spotlight to floodlight, good quality/workmanship (not that cheap plastic stuff!), pushbutton switch (on/off/momentary on), up to 1 hour between charges, small diameter (easy for people with small hands to hold).

-'s: expensive, slightly long, charge time is long.

This flashlight is a little large to take with you when walking the dog, but it's not too bulky so you can bring it if you want.

This package from Amazon comes with both chargers (wall and car) so it's very convenient to throw it back in the charger when you are done using it. The charger is made so that you can place the flashlight into it by sliding it in from the top, or "snapping" it in from the front. A nice feature if you are limited on space when mounting the charger.

I have one in the car to read those street signs on those dark roads. Just as good as a Q-Beam spotlight, but smaller.

Would I get another one? Definitely! They are expensive, but you get what you pay for. ... Read more

Product Description

Only available 2-Way Remotes with 66-bit Code-Hopping! * Includes a Belt Clip * Vehicle Recovery System * Turbo timer and defroster activation output built-in. * Parking light flash * Dedicated 1 button start * +/- Doorlock Polarity Outputs * One 4-button LCD Remote * 5 channels * 5 zones * Flashing L.E.D. light * Valet switch * Starter Disable built-in * 6 Tone Revenger Siren * Remote Panic/Car Finder * $2,500 Guaranteed Protection Plan * Viper quality, with Limited Lifetime Warranty! * Super High Frequency (SHF): The best range in the industry! * XCRS-4 relay/extreme capacity relay satellite. * Automatic configuration of transmitter buttons. * All models are Clone-Safe. * Diesel mode now with dedicated glow plug input. * Complete engine monitoring: Off, voltage, or tach * Longer run time: 12, 24 or 60 minutes programmable. (0-60 minutes with the Bitwriter) * Dedicated factory security control wires. * Viper GPS Tracking System: through ESP 2 serial port ... Read more

Features

• User-friendly 2-Way Remote with the Ultimate 2-Way Security and Remote Start system!
• Responder Technology: Unique LCD Interface for 2-Way communication of command confirmations and trigger events!
• Confirms all commands with easy-to-understand icons, plus text!
• Alerts users to security system triggers by Beeping or Vibrating!
• Responder alerts you when too far away to hear it.

Features

• Delivers 150 hours continuous light
• Perfect for camping, hiking, home projects--any time you need extra light
• Comfortable adjustable strap with cushion forehead pad
• Fits in the palm of your hand
• Extremely lightweight--weighs only 2.5 ounces

Product Description

Less than half the size of any other Leatherman tool, the Micra is easily carried in a pocket, on a key ring, or in a purse. Closing to 2-1/2 inches and weighing just 1.75 ounces, this is unlike any pocketknife or multipurpose tool you've seen. The Micra features scissors, clip-point knife, tweezers, nail file/cleaner, flat Phillips screwdriver, extra-small screwdriver, medium screwdriver, bottle opener, ruler, and lanyard attachment. ... Read more

Features

• 25 year limited warranty
• Key chain sized
• Spring action scissors
• Weighs just 1.75 oz.
• Knife, tweezers, 3 screwdrivers and more

Amazon.com Review

From the renowned company that created the Swiss Army knife acentury ago comes this 13-item set of stainless-steel tools--all neatlycontained inside a single implement that measures just 3-1/2 incheslong. Sheathed in the famous Swiss Army red plastic, the Climber pocketknife is a toolbox small enough to fit into a pocket. (It also comeswith a key ring.) A valued companion, this pocket knife carries alifetime warranty against defects.The tools include a large knife blade, small knife blade, can opener,small screwdriver, bottle opener, large screwdriver, wire stripper,reamer/punch, tweezers, plastic toothpick, scissors, hook, andcorkscrew. --Fred Brack ... Read more

Features

• Includes key ring; lifetime warranty against defects
• Contains 13 stainless-steel tools
• Large knife blade, small knife blade, large screwdriver, small screwdriver, reamer/punch
• Can opener, bottle opener, wire stripper, tweezers, toothpick, scissors, hook, corkscrew
• Just 3-1/2 inches long

Reviews (1)

An excellent pocketknife, but you'll miss the screw-driver..
This classic Swiss Army knife will serve you well -- I've had mine for going on 10 years. However, this model does not have a Phillips-head screwdriver function, which I find extremely useful. If you can deal with that missing element, I'd say, buy away!
Enjoy! ... Read more

Features

• Outstanding 25-year limited warranty
• Stronger, versatile and more features than ever before for tackling just about any job
• 100 percent stainless steel for optimal durability
• New jaw design, all locking blades for safety
• Fast outside access to four blades

Product Description

Now with expanded coverage through 2002 model year.New OBD II engine coverage. Now one tool can do it all-diagnose and clear engine, airbag, and ABS failures.Select European vehicle coverage added to domestic and Asian import useage.Post collision procedure - one easy test and inspection procedure for all vehicle applications when inspecting and clearing air bag codes after a deployment.ABS diagnostics for Asian imports and domestic applications include: data stream, fault codes, and bi-directional test on select applications.Complete kit includes scan tool, cables, operating manual - packaged in a handy storage case. NOTE IF YOU ALREADY OWN A OTC AIR BAG/ABS SCAN TOOL - You can update it to the latest capabilities with the OTC 3762 Update Kit. ... Read more

Features

• Select European vehicle coverage added to domestic and Asian import useage.

Amazon.com Review

Accutire's new, deluxe digital tire gauge delivers precise tire pressure reading every time--and that's important. While manual tire gauges seem flimsy, sometimes stick, and can give inconsistent results, Accutire's digital gauge is a well-made, confidence-inspiring instrument. The Accutire also delivers impressive consistency: in our tests, we got within plus/minus 1/2 psi each time, something that's not likely to happen with a manual gauge. The Accutire's large back-lit LCD screen is easy to read, too, no matter if you're standing in pitch-black dark or in bright daylight. The gauge measures from 5 to 99 psi, in 1/2-pound increments, and automatically shuts itself off after you use it. Built with a rugged aluminum housing, a rubber nose, and tail guards, this gauge also comes with a handy steel side clip, in case you need to carry yours with you wherever you go. And when it's not in use, you can store the Accutire in its felt-lined, snap-shut case, so it won't get beat up rattling around in your glove box. Accutire's digital gauge costs more than a manual gauge, but with its lifetime lithium battery, it's going to last you a long, long time. --Jon Groebner ... Read more

Features

• 5 year warranty
• Latest technology in digital air-pressure measurement delivers precision accuracy
• Large backlit LCD display lights up for nighttime viewing
• Accurately measures 5 to 99 psi in 1/2-pound increments
• Runs off a Lifetime Lithium battery and automatically shuts off

Reviews (16)

A must have item...
The best tire gauge I've ever used. Gas station airpumps, when they had meters, were inaccurate at best. Now they charge you for air, and you must bring your own gauge. (I bought an aircompressor, but I digress...) Plastic or metal, dial or stick gauges are not accurate either. Mine are at least 2-4lbs off from what the accutire reads. The accutire is cool looking, cool to use, and easy to use and read. My only negative is that I wish it had a longer hold period or a permanent hold with a manual zeroing of the reading. This item costs more than other gauges, but it pays for itself in the long run in more accurate readings hence, longer tire life if you check pressure regularly to maintain proper inflation.

Impossible to maintain a seal on some valve stems
I had an older Accutire that did not work well on my new car. I figured it was worn out and ordered this Gauge. It doesn't work either. It is impossible to maintain a good seal between the valve and the gauge. Instead of investing in fancy backlight etc. Accutire would have done much better by using a high quality sealing mechanism and not that flimiscal plastic/rubber combination. Using a different Gauge with a solid brass/metal connector I have no trouble at all. In short: I do not recommend.

Battery wore out in 2 months; extremely hard to use guage
2 months in and the battery for the back lit display is dead!! Hard to believe it only lasted that long ... I could just change the battery, but why? The guage itself is incredibly hard to get on the stem without hearing the hiss of air escaping your tires. Every now and then, I'd get a perfect lock the first time, but it's rare and hard to do.

I don't know about the accuracy ... I have a pen style guage that always show 2 pounds more pressure per tire than this digital model.

I have an Evo VIII, and tire pressures greatly influence the handling of the car, so I wanted a top quality guage. Unfortunately I got a guage that looks really nice, but is too hard to use and wore out too fast.

Short Lifespan
While the gauge itself is accurate, the center plastic tip wears out after about a year of use rendering the unit inoperable. Should have used a metal tip. Sorry I spent the money.

LOOKS great, works poorly: display on mantle?
This miracle of modern science works great the first 10 or 20 or 30 times.

Then you realize that readings are becoming increasingly inaccurate (and hard to obtain -- pfffffft!), and it's obvious that the $0.03 seal at the tip is failing. Where do you get a replacement? Ha, gotcha!

All show, no go at this point. ... Read more

Amazon.com Review

When it comes to pocket multitools, nobody innovates quite like Leatherman. The XE6 is the flagship of the new Juice line, and it packs more tools into a smaller, tighter package than any multitool we've seen yet. Like all the Juice tools, the XE6 sports anodized-aluminum handles in a cool color, in this case "Storm Gray". Only 3.2 inches long, and weighing a mere 6.8 ounces, the XE6 is small enough to be comfortably carried in a pocket. Like all Leatherman tools, the XE6 butterflies open, exposing needle-nose pliers, wire cutters/stripper, an extra-small screwdriver, a small screwdriver, a large screwdriver, and a Phillips driver. A straight knife, a serrated knife, a saw, a diamond file, scissors, an awl, a corkscrew, and a bottle opener can all be quickly accessed from outside the tool. We especially like the satisfying way the Juice models positively click into the open position. The individual tools are all made of high-grade stainless steel, the same quality found on other Leatherman tools. The XE6 does lack the positive blade-locking mechanism found on Leatherman's Wave, but the blades click securely into place and are far less likely to collapse than the blades on traditional pocketknives. We think most people will find the missing lock outweighed by the advantages of the sleek, compact design. A smart choice for people who want the full complement of tools, the XE6 is a sure-fire gift for the technophiles and gadget lovers in your life. --Brian Trinen ... Read more

Features

• 25 year warranty
• Storm Gray anodized handles have rounded edges for comfort
• 3.2 inches long, weighs 6.8 ounces, packs 16 tools
• Tools are all made of high-grade stainless steel
• Includes serrated scissors, saw, corkscrew, bottle opener, and 12 other tools

Reviews (1)

Amazing.
The latest from Leatherman is a GREAT tool. Rounded handle is more comfortable than older models' handles for plier use. I'm glad they came out with the neutral colors for the Juice line too. I just can't wait for them to make customizable tools with options like a nail clipper and nail file, and they should be engraveable too! ... Read more