Cycling multi-tools are known for combining multiple bike-related tools into one device. However, DTool is reported to host a whopping 48 individual tools, so it may outperform all others.
The DTool, which is currently the subject of a Kickstarter campaign, is manufactured by Hong Kong gear company DABA Work. It actually comes in two of his models, the 26-tool Classic and the 48-tool Pro.
Inside the body of the DTool Classic are 9 folding bit tools, including a flathead screwdriver, a Phillips screwdriver, a Torx screwdriver, 5 sizes of hex wrench, and a hex socket wrench. The tire tube roughing file tool also unfolds from one side and the flat unfolding tool on the other side includes 4 sizes of spoke wrenches, 6 sizes of spanner wrenches, 2 sizes of wing spanner wrenches, and a 5 cm tools are included. ruler.
Finally, two tire levers and a chain tool are magnetically attached to one side of the Classic.
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DTool Pro’s other features include a foldable flashlight (which may run out of battery by the time you use it), SIM card eject pin, bottle opener/nail opener, socket wrench extension, and straight and serrated knives. included. In addition to blades, tire repair plug tools and plug storage receptacles.
Needless to say, the DTool isn’t as small as most other cycling multi-tools, but it should fit in your jersey pocket or hydration pack compartment. It’s 4.5 inches long and 2 inches wide (114 x 51 mm) with no mention of thickness.
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The weight numbers are probably for the Classic. I’m still waiting for an answer as to what metal the multi-tool is made of.In any case, if users want to lighten things up and simplify things, they can remove tools they don’t think they need… SIM Card pins immediately come to mind.
Assuming DTool goes into production, a $39 pledge will get you Classic, and Pro will cost you $69. Planned retail prices are $59 and $99 respectively.
It is demonstrated in the following video.
Source: Kickstarter
