Tools MetMo Filed Mar 16, 2026 by Joe
MetMo Pocket Grip
The MetMo Pocket Grip is a pocket clamp whose jaws stay parallel up to 20 mm, doubling as a wrench, pliers, hex driver and tap holder.
Worth it if
- You want a parallel-jaw pocket clamp that also wrenches.
Skip it if
- You want a keyring blade. That is the Edge.
Specifications
| Clamp | Up to 21 kg clamping force (stainless) |
| Torque | Up to 15.6 Nm torque |
| Profile | 10 mm thin |
| Jaws | Parallel jaws open to 20 mm |
| Snips | Wire snips up to 6 mm (snip version) |
| Guarantee | 200-year guarantee |
NotesJoe
Up to 21 kg clamping force (stainless). Up to 15.6 Nm torque. 10 mm thin. Parallel jaws open to 20 mm. Wire snips up to 6 mm (snip version). 200-year guarantee.
MetMo says it revives a forgotten 1912–1913 patented design (the Triplet Grip) that was briefly sold by Stanley Tools.
MetMo Edge is the keyring blade. Leatherman Skeletool is the light multi-tool.
Questions
What does it do?
Clamp, wrench, pliers, hex driver, tap holder.
How wide do the jaws open?
Parallel jaws open to 20 mm.
Where does the design come from?
MetMo says it revives a 1912–1913 Triplet Grip patent sold by Stanley Tools.
