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Oknife Fused a Blade, a Bit Driver, and a 300-Lumen Torch Into One EDC Pocket Tool

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Over the years, we’ve tested more Olight torches than we can count – they’re some of the best in the business. And during that time, the brand’s sister label Oknife has been quietly building out the cutting (and fixing) side of the family business. Now the two talents have finally merged into a single piece of pocket hardware, and it’s called the OKNIFE MK.

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Light Where You Work

Every one of us has clamped a flashlight between our teeth to drive a screw in the dark, and the MK hopes to solve this problem once for all, with one of the simplest solutions we’ve seen.

Simply fold out the blade or the magnetic bit driver and the 300-lumen spotlight aims right at the work (no third hand required). There’s also a side floodlight for close-up tasks and a red light for preserving night vision.

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Small Kit, Big Coverage

The blade is a slipjoint folder constructed from 9Cr18MoV steel, which is perfect for boxes, paracord, and general daily cutting duty. The driver runs a dual-ended PH0/SL3.5 bit in S2 tool steel, and the magnetic holder was designed to accept any standard 4mm bit.

Oknife’s MBS1 accessory set also adds nine more S2 bits (plus a pencil lead) to build out your own loadout. And all of this weighs 1.83 ounces, so it’s built with EDC in mind.

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Built for the Glovebox Years

A USB-C rechargeable cell handles daily use with a 90-minute charge, but the MK also runs on a plain AAA, so a dead battery on a camping trip or during a power outage isn’t a death blow.

With an IP65 rating, a magnetic tail for hands-free mounting, and a two-way pocket clip, this thing is happy living in a pocket, pack, or center console until you need it. The MK isn’t trying to replace a full-size toolbox. Instead, it focuses on the tools you’re most likely to need when you’re away from one: a light, a blade, and a driver. Packing all three into a pocketable format makes it an unusually practical addition to an everyday carry or glovebox kit.

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Spec Sheet

Brand: OKNIFE
Model: MK
Blade Steel: 9Cr18MoV (58 ± 1 HRC)
Mechanism: Slipjoint
Bit Material: S2 Tool Steel (Dual-Ended PH0 + SL3.5)
Max Output: 300 Lumens
Max Throw: 133 Meters
Max Runtime: 18 Hours
Battery: 10440 Li-ion (USB-C) + AAA Backup
Weight: 1.83 oz (52g)
Waterproof Rating: IP65
Colors: MAO Desert White, Orange, Dark Green
Warranty: 2 Years

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Pricing & Availability

The OKNIFE MK is priced at $49.99 and comes in your choice of MAO Desert White, Orange, or Dark Green. Head over to Oknife’s website to grab one, and consider tacking on the MBS1 bit set while you’re there.

Recap

OKNIFE MK EDC Multi-Tool

Oknife merged a 300-lumen flashlight, a folding blade, and an expandable bit driver into $50 tool that shines a light right where you’re working.

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