Multitools are incredibly useful things, and we should all have one on our keychains, hanging from our belts, or otherwise in our pockets. But they can also be space-consuming, heavy, or just not equipped with the stuff you need for the job. So if you want to strip it down, the MyKee is the right tool for the job.
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Multitools are all about clever design, especially the one-piece tool where it’s a simple sheet of stamped metal. And the MyKee team have gotten some impressive mileage out of punching holes in a sheet of titanium shaped like a key.
At the top, there’s the hex wrench setup; 10, 8 and 6.3 mm, to cover the larger hex bolts. If you go down the side, there’s the obligatory bottle opener with a 6mm hex that can hook around screw bits, making it a handy fill in for when you need a screwdriver. Right below that is a semi-sharp blade; don’t worry, it’s safe to handle. But it’s got enough of an edge to cut tape, open letters, and even serve as a flathead screwdriver in a pinch.
Finally, you’ve got the claw at the end, which can, well, serve as leverage to rip things open, or small things like staples and brads out.
MyKee To Success
Like I said, you really do need a multitool in your life. And this seems to be one designed for pretty much everybody; short on the useless stuff, long on the handy. So keep a toolkit handy, with MyKee.
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