Vero Fulcrum Glow Rhino
Vero Fulcrum (Full Size Version) Glow Rhino
- with Tritium Inlay
- Tritium is self-powered and self-reliant. It doesn't require an outside charge and has a half-life of 12.23 years.
- Prybar and bit holder
- made of titanium
- with clip and micro bits
If it gets stuck...
Open the after-work beer?
Coffee tipped over the keyboard and now hastily unscrew the keys?
Open a paint bucket?
Cut open a package and no knife at hand?
The blade axis of your pocket knife has come loose?
Thats a job for Joseph Vero!
(Most) knives are not made for prying. Therefore, Prybars are becoming increasingly more popular in the EDC scene. With these little pocket tools, you can pry at will without having to worry about a knife blade.
Vero Engineering has come up with an extremely well thought-out answer to theese problems in the form of the Fulcrum. The prybar is milled entirely from lightweight titanium, weighs a mere 42 grams and is hardly noticeable in the pocket thanks to the flat clip. The most brilliant thing about the Fulcrum is the possibility of carrying two micro-bits by held by two O-rings, which can be inserted on the top of the clip. baslcially you not only have a pry tool, but also a bit holder at the same time.
By the way, the bits come from Wiha in Germany. This owner-managed company, is one of the leading tool manufacturers in the world and stands with its name for the highest quality. In the holder for the bits sits a small neodymium magnet, which ensures a secure hold.
To bring a little color into play, the Fulcrum Prybars are available with different colored anodized clips.
Included are five micro bits:
1 x T6
1 x T8
1 x T10
1 x cross slot
1 x slot
+ Also comes with an additional set of O-rings and a microfiber cloth.
Technical specifications:
| Total length: | 13.2 cm |
| Width: | 1.65 cm |
| Material: | titanium |
| Weight: | 42 g |
| Finish: | Clips are anodized in different colors |
| Accessories: | Micro bits T6,T8,T10, Phillips and cross slotted screwdrivers, O-rings |
Joseph Vero is the man behind Vero Engineering.
The brand name can be taken literally in this case - Joseph actually graduated as a mechanical engineer from Florida Atlantic University and has been working as an independent designer ever since.
His field of activity ranges from pocket knives, pocket tools, to flying drones and the necessary hardware, to his self-built, purely electrically powered motorcycle.
. After various drawings, CAD files, 3D printed prototypes, a few more drawings and many sleepless nights, it was finally time for the first Vero engineering knife to see the light of day in collaboration with Bestech (who also make the Heidi #1 for Heidi Blacksmith, for example).
All Vero products are characterized by the highest manufacturing quality and a thoughtful, mature design.
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