Gift Giving Guy

#1. Coffee Cup Power Inverter ($30). Coffee equals power, so this gadget makes a lot of sense. Place the cup-shaped device in your car’s cup holder and plug in to the accessory port. Now you have two 120-volt AC outlets.

#2. Digital Measuring Tape ($25). When you need to measure with decimal precision of 0.0625 of an inch, go with digital measuring tape. This gadget will memorize the measurements you take for easy recall later.

#3. Ironkey Military Strength Flash Drive ($70 to $140). Keep the contents of your USB flash drive top secret with military-level encryption. The Ironkey even self-destructs your data after 10 failed password attempts.

#4. MagnoGrip ($15). Give this convenient wristband to magnetically stow bolts, nuts, nails, drill bits, and hex wrenches until needed. No more searches for fly-away screws. The magnets are strong enough to hold a hammer.

#5. Li’l Guppie Multi-tool ($20 to $25). This multi-tool packs a lot of handy into three inches of length. The Li’l Guppie includes a one-inch steel blade, an adjustable wrench, a carabiner, a flat screwdriver, a Phillips screwdriver, a pocket/money clip and a bottle opener.

#6. Hydrokinetic Adjustable Wrench ($25). The wrench of the future uses its liquid core to adjust to 23 different sizes of nuts or bolts. The nickel-plated, steel wrench is 7.5 inches long and slim enough for hard to reach spots.

#7. Micro-Max 19-in-1 Multi-tool ($13). Does your giftee need a palm-sized toolbox? The stainless steel Micro-Max offers two hex wrenches, six screwdrivers, a pliers, a bottle opener, a wire cutter, crimper and stripper, a hand drill, a file, and two rulers with extensions.