The Warrick Bit Driver, Black
Beyond a blade and a pry, one of the tools that you need at-hand all the time is a screwdriver. That said, very few screwdrivers or bit drivers are both easy enough to carry and useful enough to count on. That’s where the Warrick comes in. Featuring the four most popular screwdriver bits and designed to easily fit in your coin pocket, the Warrick is as useful as it is beautiful. Whether you are turning mounts on a camera rig or changing batteries in your kids RC car, the Warrick will be there when you need it.
Our Review
The James Brand Warrick Bit Driver, Black — a pocket-sized fix-it tool for gear-heavy travel
The gist: A flat, coin-pocket-sized screwdriver that travelers can keep on a keychain for tightening camera mounts, sunglasses, and luggage hardware on the go.
- Truly pocketable: Measures 3.6" x 0.875" x 0.5" and weighs under 2 oz, small enough to disappear into a daypack's front pocket alongside a passport.
- Four bits built in: The "torque drawer" holds four common WIHA bits (two flathead, two Phillips) behind a waterproof gasket, covering most everyday repairs.
- Machined for grip: CNC-machined from anodized aluminum with a flat, two-sided body that boosts leverage — New Atlas notes the flat design adds “extra torque (radius x force)” versus a round handle.
- Keychain-ready: A built-in keychain hole means it can live on your travel keys or bag zipper instead of taking up dedicated pack space.
New Atlas's review called it a “slim, stashable multitool” that “cranks up the torque” for everyday tasks despite its small size.
Best for: travelers who want one compact tool for tightening camera rigs, glasses, and gear hardware on the road. Skip it if: you need a full multitool with pliers or a blade — this only drives screws. Runs ~$47 — check the current price before buying.
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