Wokit Carabiner Multi-tool

If you´re a regular cyclist or bike commuter, you´ll know the importance of traveling light, you require tools that are slim and small, easy to carry. Enter the WOKit, a compact and effective carabiner multi-tool that allows cycling travelers faced with disassembling wheel sets, handle stems, and saddles all fit right on their belt loop. WOKit features 18 commonly used tools, and its patented design securely locks the wrench to the carabiner body, allowing it to be used as an extended handle. watch the video

MATADOR REUSABLE ZIP TIES

Matador Reusable Zip Ties aim to solve a problem most of us have surely encountered, using the classic plastic zip ties forces you to constantly buy new ones and throw away the used ones. With these, you will be able to use them over and over, they are made from high grade rubber to ensure they’ll withstand heavy-duty use and feature a plastic button toggle to regulate them. They can hold up to 15 lbs of force and are around 12 inches in length. Be sure to get a c...
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ZUBIN AXE

Zubin Axe is a new item that aims to give new life to the common walking stick. Zubin Axe does so by offering multiple mounting options on the tip of the walking stick, you can mount a saw, a hunting spear, a fishing spear, an axe or even a slingshot. Get the axe on to cut wood for your fire and then set the fishing spear to catch some fish for your dinner. Made from natural hickory wood, stainless steel and rubber on the handle, that has a built-in compass, Zubin A...
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CAMILLUS CAMTRAX HATCHET

The Camillus Camtrax is a 3-in-1 multitool ready to take on any challenge. Constructed out of titanium stainless steel, the Camtrax is made with the combination of an axe, a hammer, and a 7 inch folding saw. Safety was also taken into account, a lockback locking system keeps the saw in place when in use, and the glass filled nylon handle makes for comfortable swinging. This is the ultimate sidekick to get the job done, perfect for the outdoor lover or the serious su...
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