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The Screwdriver: A Lab Staple
If you've watched any LTT video in the last couple years, you've seen the
Featured Product - the LTT Screwdriver. With a knurled grip and a ratcheting mechanism that actually works one-handed, it's become the go‑to tool for anyone building or maintaining a homelab. The hex‑bit storage in the handle saves trips back to the toolbox.
Apparel That Works in the Server Room
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Linus Tech Tips's merch collection includes hoodies, t‑shirts, and long‑sleeves that are comfortable enough for hours in front of a rack. The LTT Logo Hoodie (around $65) is a favorite - thick cotton, oversized cut, and that subtle logo that says "I know what I'm doing" without shouting. The Pocket T‑shirt ($35) has a handy pouch for keeping a Ethernet crimper or a USB‑C cable close.
Drinkware for Long Rack Sessions
Every lab person needs a drink that won't spill on their equipment. The LTT Water Bottle ($28) is double‑walled stainless steel - keeps your coffee hot while you troubleshoot a VLAN. The LTT Mug ($18) is microwave‑safe and holds 16 oz, perfect for late‑night firmware updates.
Backpacks and Bags
The LTT Backpack ($89) isn't just for travel; it's built with enough padding and compartments to carry a laptop, a small switch, and a dozen Cat6 cables. The front admin panel is perfect for screws, SFP modules, and Raspberry Pis.
> "The LTT backpack is the only bag I use for datacenter visits." - Comment from the LTT Subreddit, 2026
Limited Edition and Themed Drops
Keep an eye on
the official Linus Tech Tips store for limited runs tied to specific video milestones. In early 2026, the "Home Lab Tour" hoodie sold out in hours - it featured a PCB pattern print that looked like a motherboard layout. These drops often reference inside jokes and community moments.