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Knives of the Swiss Army may just have lost their crown. The Leatherman Raptor is an ingenious little piece of kit constructed around a pair of scissors. Forged from stainless steel, they boast a glass breaker, ruler, wrench, bottle opener, strap cutters, ring cutters and of course, the scissors work just fine too. They're almost Transformers-like, we reckon.

Should your profession or working environment, for whatever reason, force you do your screwing in the dark, the six-in-one Craftsmen LED Screwdriver ensures that you won’t have to be fumbling round for your bits in the black. And the LED will also, of course, quite literally make light of your endeavors and the aluminium handle makes for extra comfort as well.

Bart Simpson's favorite weapon of choice has had a makeover. The GloveShot Slingshot is specifically designed to be used with a straight arm, much like a bow and arrow, nestled atop of your forearm for maximum power and accuracy. The frame's constructed from top-end aluminium and the band's safe up to 550 lbs. so seriously, just be careful where you point the thing. If you do end up smashing someone's window, just remember the words of wisdom offered to Bart from Homer: "It was like that when I found it."

The ideal accessory for a host of tradesman, from plumbers, jewellery makers, cooks and lab technicians, the Blazer PT-4000 Pencil Torch may look discreet, but packs one mighty punch. With a top end temperature of 2, 5000 degrees F, a flame range of up to 2 inches and a continuous burn time of half an hour, it'll out burn and out last most others. Also fitted with a retractable stand if you need to keep your hands free.

Say goodbye to your key chain and leave the carabiners to the mountain climbers. Forged from a solid steel block, the Keysquare is a stylish and discreet way to carry your keys, its fashioned long slit slides snugly through your belt loop and it even has its own bottle opener too. They've thought of everything.

No-one makes tools quite like Stanley and their latest offering, the Stanley FatMax Xtreme 55-120 FuBar III is no exception. The toughest of tools for the toughest of jobs, this bad boy will pry, split, bend or demolish pretty much anything. Constructed from one single piece of forged steel, with a ripping hook, textured grip and 8.5lb total weight precision, anything it comes into contact with really will end up FUBAR.

If a pair of scissors with razor sharp blades is what you're looking for, the Scotch Precision Ultra Edge Scissor will definitely make the cut. Featuring titanium-fused blades, the Precision Ultra Edge cuts through paper and fabrics with ease, while comfortable grip handles make it easy to use.

Who says men never grow up? Well, they're right and we are absolutely loving this Drill Gun at GearCulture because when no-one's watching, these tools are revolvers anyway. 3.6V and a fully rechargeable lithium battery, looks so real, you could probably hold up a bank with it. But don't try though, seriously.

With the highly acclaimed Smith's PP1 Pocket Pal Multifunction Sharpener in your pocket, you'll never have to worry about a dull knife ruining your day again. The sharpener features replaceable carbide blades for repairing the surface of a dull knife and ceramic stones to create a smooth, polished finish. Smith's PP1 Pocket Pal Multifunction Sharpener can be used to sharpen both smooth and serrated blades, making it a highly versatile and necessary tool for your collection.

Rambo, Batman and even Crocodile Dundee don't got nothing on the Manticuda Knife which has clearly been designed with stabbing, as opposed to cutting, in mind. A very violent mind too. Its pistol-like grip greatly aids that stabbing action and its multi-faceted blade means multi-faceted damage so just make sure that you keep it in the sheath when not hunting and whatever you do, don't leave it in your pocket.