NEW PRODUCT – Midnight hacker, Leatherman Squirt ES4 (black)

Midnighthacker Lrg

The Adafruit “midnight hacker” is a Leatherman Squirt ES4 and a very handy, unique key-chain size multi-tool. The E4 sets you up with 20GA, 18GA, 16GA, 14GA and 12GA wire strippers and electrical wire cutters to handle all kinds of precise jobs. The gripping edges on the ES4’s spring-action pliers help you get a firm grasp on fuses, small cables, and many hard-to-reach items.

Midnighthackerclosed Lrg

Tools:

  • 420HC Clip Point Knife
  • Spring-action Needlenose Pliers
  • Medium Screwdriver
  • Flat/Phillips Screwdriver
  • Wood/Metal File
  • Wire Cutters
  • Wire Strippers: 20GA, 18GA, 16GA, 14GA, and 12GA
  • Scissors
  • Bottle Opener

Midnighthackerkey Lrg

Features:

  • Etched with our laser, says “midnight hacker”
  • Stainless Steel with Anodized Aluminum Handle Scales
  • Stainless Steel Body
  • Outside-accessible Tools
  • Key Ring Attachment
  • Available color: Black, dark, cold – like our heart
  • 25-year Warranty

Measurements:

  • 2.25 in | 5.72 cm (closed)
  • 1.9 oz | 56.4 g
  • 1.6 in | 4.06 cm (blade length)

In stock and shipping immediately!


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4 Comments

  1. Is that someone’s bump key?

  2. haha! that is a bump key! haha awesome!

  3. A couple of things that don’t translate well in the photos: The midnight hacker is tapered in the center and has a powder-like finish; it has great hand feel and your bump key won’t scratch up the finish… The spring action is incredibly solid, too, with a nice little tactile snap when extending and retracting tools.

  4. I love my Squirt E4, but I’ve always been bothered by the fact that it’s so hard to clean.

    I’ll definitely be picking one of these up when I grab an Arduino Uno.

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