Do more on your excursions with the BitzBlade 2.0 Everyday Carry Multi-Tool. Sleek and slim, this tool offers an impressive 26 different functions so you can do everything from surviving to fix things at home. The BitzBlade 2.0 includes 9 interchangeable double-sided S2 steel bits. This means you have 18 different drivers in a variety of sizes to handle it all. In addition, the BitzBlade 2.0 features a window breaker, LED flashlight, box cutter, scraper, knife, bottle opener, pry bar, and hex wrench. Keeping everything in place are strong magnets so you never lose a bit. Coming in all black, the BitzBlade 2.0 is as stealthy as it is practical. Whatever tool you need for the job, this multi-tool has you covered.
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Many years ago I saw a tool that had 4 or 5 things in one. It had a knife at one end, and a screwdriver with reversible bit at the other. If you unscrewed the middle you could seperate them, and there was another tool on the inside of each inner end. The whole tool was quite long, but the premise was good, just needs refined.
I see where you're going with that! Interesting.....
Any way to design it to be reversible or have like a doubled in on itself bend? Like I'm picturing where when you need to you can use the clip to attach the blitz to the brim of your hat with the light pointing out for hands free lighting.
A pocket clip sounds like a great stretch goal idea � too - you are racking up backers....
The holster with leather and carbone seems very cool and usefull but in my mind the pocket clip isn't for the same use. The holster is made as a belt accessory but for me your product is the best EDC accessory (need just more fire and pen) and I want to add it on my EDC pouch. In order to keep it lock and safe, the pocket clip would maintain your product in the elastic loop of the pouch. In that way the access is easy and safe.
The main body is machined from aircraft grade aluminum. We'd also love a titanium version but it was deemed very difficult and cost prohibitive during the design and sample stages. Thanks for the comment!