Two Piece British Army Knife

The Gerber Shard is a lightweight multitool. This key-sized, flight friendly, shard of  nitride coated titanium features a bottle opener, philips screwdriver, two sizes of flathead screwdriver, a wire-stripper, nail-puller, and it’s a mini-crowbar. It’s also pretty much indestructible. I’ve personally had this on my keyring and it’s been one of the most useful things I’ve carried.

Combining style, minimalism, and function, Farah’s Millen Roll-top Backpack isn’t just a fashionable companion for adventuring through the city, as hidden inside is a laptop sleeve which makes this backpack great for the everyday commute. The Farah Millen Roll-top stays secure with buckle fastening keeping your belongings safe and dry. There’s also a front zip pocket for quick-access to the bits you’ll need throughout the day. Coming in black with Farah’s signature ‘F’ embroidered on the front, it has adjustable padded shoulder straps and a carry handle on the top.

Following on from their first successful Kickstarter campaign to launch the Jet Pack, Tessel have taken something good and made it even better with the revamped Jet Pack 2.0. It’s stylish, it’s tactile, it’s begging for compliments… and it’s a fully-fledged laptop bag taking up to 15″. In addition to the already existing I-can’t-help-but-stroke-my-bag faux fur lined laptop and tablet sleeves, keeping your laptop and gizmos cozy and safe, the Tessel Jet Pack 2.0 features extra waterproofing with a storm flap zippered front pocket and YKK AquaGuard coated zippers. The bottom of the bag and front pocket is made from durable 210D PU coated ripstop nylon, and because it’s a backpack, everything needs to feel nice while you’re walking around wearing it so the Jet Pack 2.0 utilises an AirMesh ventilated shoulder harness and back panel. It looks great, feels great, and keeps your stuff safe. It also pairs well with the medium-sized Cocoon GRID-IT Organiser, fitting snug in the tablet sleeve.