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Between Mother's Day, Father's Day, and graduation season, there are plenty of opportunities to show someone in your life that you care. But after two-plus years of their own online shopping sprees, what more could they need? For anyone who’s handy, tools are always great gift ideas. But, which tools? How do you know which ones will actually be useful?

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With my experience as a handyman and woodworker, coupled with Reviewed’s experience testing hundreds of products this year, I’ve put together a list of 12 tool stocking stuffers that most people can actually use.

1. The Gerber Gear Folding Pocket Knife

Anyone who’s even moderately handy needs a quality pocket knife at their side. A good pocket knife can be an indispensable asset anywhere you go. Obviously a knife is going to be great for cutting—whether that’s cutting hard-to-untie ribbons from presents, opening plastic bags, trimming back an annoying branch, or as always, opening the never-ending stream of packages that arrive in our days of online shopping.

However, a pocket knife is far more than just a cutting tool. As long as you’re careful, it can be used as a screwdriver, a pry bar, a shovel, a staple-remover, a pencil sharpener, and even a bottle opener. It’s hard to realize just how useful a pocket knife can be until you have one of your own.

Get the Gerber Gear Folding Pocket Knife on Amazon for $34.44

2. The Chain-Mate Manual Pocket Chain Saw

This is an ingenious little product—it’s just a bare chainsaw chain with handles on each end that you can use to cut small branches and trees. I was able to test one out, and was shocked at how well it worked.

It requires surprisingly little effort and can cut through some decent-size branches. This is a great little tool for cutting back the occasional overgrowth, cutting up branch debris from storms, or taking with you camping or hiking to cut down some small firewood.