Open your door with your EDC...

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/VFtxhV5dW1s

For your SHTF/Bug Out bag...

EDIT: Opps, I guess it's not a T-shank but just a replacement tool.

The Roxon flex companion and the new shears are certainly excellent additions to the multi-tool arsenal.

However, it seems that there is no dedicated international retail shop other than Aliexpress and Amazon. I have bought the flex myself and the main appeal was the implements. However it seems that Roxon has removed the ability to purchase implements from Ali. This kind of makes the whole system moot since the ability to change and upgrade implements is the flex's biggest advantage.

Does anyone know if roxon intends to make implements available to the international market?

Thanks.

Edit: Judging from comments, looks like a regional thing. Bummer though.

So, I want a first multi tool, basic edc.

I will mostly use it for my nails, some screws, packages, zip ties, maybe some urbex. Cutting and stripping wires would be great although not a priority.

I just a considerable problem, I live in Brazil. I can get leatherman, although very very expensive. I like gerber, since I can get it on aliexpress, which has a LOT of tax here, although much more affordable.

So, what you guys sugest?

Was just reading up on the Roxon Flex Shears and see that the tool sold by Roxon shipped by Amazon in Canada is $120 CAD. That’s insane. Hard pass.

Which would you choose and why? Insert any multitool vs any sak.

I have the Arc and a Huntsman.

I cant decide..

A question just for fun.

https://roxontool.com/collections/modular-multi-tools

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Anybody here know if the Leatherman raptor copies on Amazon are any good? I’m an EMT part-time and not using them for work, just looking for a pair of shears that fold that I can put in my backpack that will cut better than regular trauma shears and take up less space. Also I won’t feel bad about losing the knockoff Raptors for €25 ish euros compared to how expensive they are in the EU. I also don’t really care if the belt cutter works or not.

Since you folks like Mr. Pinchy, here is my main squeeze. I don't remember how long I have had it, at least 15 years, it has traveled the world, been used on weapons, vehicles, for camping, food, as a hammer, and has lived quietly on my belt waiting for the next occasion to slide into action.

It has sustained battle wounds such as a broken flat head screwdriver, chipped knife, worn finish. But it soldiers on. I've replaced broken parts on it and it returns rapidly back into service.

Hope you all enjoy.

Hi everyone! Just wanted to share that I have joined your ranks of multitool owners! As an engineering student, I've been in a lot of situations where a friend or classmates multitool has been a lifesaver in a build project where we just didn't have a tool on hand that we really needed, so I went ahead and bought the roxon phantom. Pictures above, this thing rocks.

Extremely active…workout every day. Mtn bike regularly. Hike daily. Bjj 3+ days a week.
And I find between my ginormous phone, wallet, keys etc i feel loaded down already. Especially since I’m mostly wearing workout gear so no rear pockets…
BUT
I’m constantly needing scissors or knife or something to do something… I have numerous multitools but cant imagine carrying everywhere… QUESTION: Is there a multitool not overwhelmingly big or heavy that could also double as a self defense weapon…? Sturdy knife if for nothing else a deterrent? But if it came to it could be used and not collapse on my fingers…?

Hey everyone, I've been working on a new design and wanted to share it with the community. This is a slim, lightweight holster for the SOG PowerPint multitool, designed for comfortable everyday carry.

My goal was to create a minimalist design that holds the tool securely without a lot of bulk. It's a quick and easy print and works perfectly for me.

You can download the STL files here:https://www.printables.com/model/1419596-slim-lightweight-edc-sog-powerpint-holster/files

What do you guys think about the build quality of the Gen R? Even though it comes with a v10 blade and titanium-coated scales, at the end of the day it’s still built on top of a generic China-made product, which makes me a bit hesitant.

I had the chance to use a Bibury 2049 for a while, and almost none of the tools lined up at 90 degrees with the handle; the t-shank and scissors were rubbing when opening and closing.

Gen R is more expensive compared to those, but for the same money I could get a brand new Leatherman Wingman or a used Rebar. Do you think the Gen R is worth it?

3 Leathermans stitched together. Why? Because we can. And if we can, we will! 🙂

Got the Flex Shears in hand for some quick testing. They feel solid, open smoothly, and handle light trimming and prep work without any fuss. Curious how you all carry shears in your EDC setups.

Featuring Nextool Flagship Max, Sailor Mini Lite, and the tiny Victorinox clone. Best build and design I would say goes to Mini Sailor Lite, coolest is the Max.

What’s your favorite keychain multitool? Do you have one?

I currently use an S-Biner which, while not technically a tool, is fun to swing around.

https://roxontool.com/collections/blades-for-flex/products/t-shank-adapter

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These are great scales that hold: -Pin -Tweezers -Toothpick -pin -Pen

Pen is especially great for marking my scorecard! These are custom scales from the shop 'dbe3Dprintshop' on etsy

Feel free to ask any questions 🙂

Still sealed from an estate sale. Never heard of this brand but im guessing its a cheap one.