TUKK JR Honeycomb is just like our famous TUKK JR, but with an our signature honeycomb pattern added for extra grip and texture. Made famous on Kickstarter, TUKK stands for "Tactical Utility Knife Keychain” featuring tool-less blade changes and locking blade position for use.
TUKK JR is a compact marvel that takes the convenience of the TUKK to a new level. Designed for those who seek a smaller yet equally powerful utility tool, TUKK JR retains the groundbreaking features of tool-less blade changes and a locking blade position for seamless cuts in every aspect of your day.
TUKK JR provides a customizable and collectible addition to your EDC ensemble. Say goodbye to the hassle of dull blades – TUKK JR ensures perpetual sharpness by enabling tool-less blade changes, ensuring you're always ready for the next task at hand.
Dimensions: 0.630 x 2.190 x 0.245" | 16.002mm x 55.626mm x 6.223mm
Weight: 0.4 oz
Our standard materials: Aerospace-grade aluminum bodies, Titanium buttons. Anodized buttons are aluminum. Other materials (Ti, Cu, Brass) noted when used..
***Disclaimer:
- Actual product color/finish/appearance varies from batch to batch.
- Blade NOT included. Blade, clip and loops are add-ons.
- Only works with #10 and #11 Excel brand blades, which can be purchased online or a local hardware store.
- Colors listed as "Mystery" are limited drops that are one-of-a-kind in nature. No two items will be exactly as pictured or the same.
- You never know what you will end up with making it a unique experience.
Add-on Accessories:
- #11 Blades on Amazon ***RECOMMENDED***
- #10 Blades on Amazon
- TUKK Clip
- Lanyard Loop
There is nothing like this on the market, it's original in every way all the way down to the lanyard loop.
There will be a QR code to a YouTube video on your packaging to explain the TUKK XL and how it works. (Watch now or see our IG Highlights for behind the scenes.)
Must be 18 years old to purchase.
Tactical Keychains LLC shall not be liable for any damages that may be incurred with the use of this product.
