🧊 9.25-inch ASR Outdoor Titanium Ice Pick Review

It feels great in the hand and is of such high quality that even if some say $45 is a crazy amount, that you can spend on it. damn ice pick, but made from a solid titanium rod and with a handle built into the tool itself rather than something made of wood or plastic attached to it, I bet this thing will last a lot longer than the next Ice Age.

Okay so I love titanium. Who needs an ice ax these days? Usually the ice is either in cubes or crushed and not in a block as was often the case when I was a kid in the 1950's. But it feels long enough to be easy to hold, sharp enough to get the job done, and strong enough to last. I mainly use it as a drip when planting seeds. Good that there is a plastic stopper at the sharp end.

You don't need it. You don't want anything so ridiculously pointy, shiny, or titanic. Nobody does. But since I bought it I've found it very useful for pushing/expanding holes in fabric without breaking threads. He's so sharp. It's a shiny gray metal rod, twice the thickness of a knitting needle, feather-light and titanium-cute. I have no idea what you use it for. You too, and that won't stop you from buying it. Just accept it.

When I bought this I bought 2 because I thought they were both the same size, tapered etc as shown in the photo. The 1st was exactly what I wanted. The second was not only less thick by almost 1/2, but maybe by 1/3, I'm not sure I don't have such equipment for measuring the material. also wasn't properly narrowed down for what you could use it for, like it was more like a blunt object you try to stab with. Since then I've used the file to further isolate it and get it into a better containment…