Don't think there is enough to create a SAK out of. Could go the shears route like the Leatherman Raptor, but seems a lot of medics don't like them due how hard it is to keep clean.
Reminds me to look at Wera's Advent calendar for this year.
https://products.wera.de/en/campaign_products_adventskalender_2024.html
Seems Wera Salt & Pepper shakers, bottle opener and a soft case for them are the quirky additions this year.
The patient was in cardiac arrest.
Remember a video of an expedition to one of the poles, and SAK pilers were used to pull a tooth of woman suffering from toothache.
IKEA Janso if want a lamp on a bendy cable
https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/jansjoe-led-usb-lamp-black-70291232/
XTAR have one too,
https://www.xtar.cc/product/xtar-ul1-120-usb-light.html
Dropped further to £24
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Victorinox-1-3713-7B1-Huntsman-Officers-Knife/dp/B079ZFKRY4/
Camper is £19.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Victorinox-Camper-Pocket-Functions-1-3613/dp/B005UM4PA4
One of the annoying things with nalgenes is that if empty, and you put it down with the cap off and waving about, is that it can have enough momentum to topple the bottle.
Any one use Hunersdorff bottles...
Headlamps used in sailing tend to have red as first modes, so if working nightshift on deck can try and retain low light vision. Decathalon's Forclaz HL900 is one IIRC
At the flashlight enthusiast level, there is Hank's dual channel right angle light...
Suspect it has a coil inside and top port is the in, and bottom out.
Edit: could not remember the word for it, it's a thermosiphon
NZ variants.
https://spiroloc.co.nz/product-category/wood-fired-water-heaters/
And big storm kettle/thermettes types...
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