Maverick Customs machines American made EDC tools in small numbered batches around one simple rule, stop using your knife as a pry bar. Everything comes off the bench with hand applied finishes, from stonewash and flamed titanium to shipwreck brass and Cerakote, so no two drops look alike. These are tools for people who already carry a good knife and want everything around it built to the same standard.
The FU Pen is the flagship of the Maverick pens line, an overbuilt, individually numbered writing instrument that ships with two refills and a Torx T8 tool for field service. Our selection runs shipwreck brass and antique brass bodies alongside Cerakote aluminum. It is a pen the way a titanium pry bar is a letter opener, massively overqualified, and that is the point.
The brass FU Pens are the ones people ask about across the table. Brass darkens from bright yellow toward warm brown as you handle it, the shipwreck and antique finishes give it a head start, and bare copper alloy surfaces work against germs on contact. Our EDC pen materials guide explains how brass compares to titanium, copper, and aluminum before you pick a finish, and the rest of our EDC pens collection keeps the FU Pen company.
The Maverick pry bars run from pocketable 3.8 inch tools to 5 inch bars milled from solid titanium in flamed, rock, and stonewashed finishes, taking the prying, scraping, and bottle duty off your blade. The Maverick pocket clips line machines anodized and flamed titanium replacement clips for knives like the Heretic Colossus and Microtech Stitch, an upgrade the factory never offered.
Maverick works in small runs, and every piece carries its batch number. Finishes rotate constantly between drops, so the flamed bar or antique brass pen on the shelf today may not come back in the same combination. When a numbered piece sells, that exact build is usually gone for good, which is why collectors check our new arrivals often.