Roxon CM1349 SPARK Outdoor Essential Multitool
Last updated: June 6, 2023
Anyone who loves to spend time in the great outdoors will want to have this multitool on hand. It's lightweight, compact and has a handle with a solid grip. Just a few of the tools this unit features include a knife, bottle opener, flint, pliers, screwdrivers and a whistle.
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Product Details
Key Takeaway: Thanks to the independent locking mechanism on this multitool, all the tools lock neatly into place.
In our analysis of 124 expert reviews, the Roxon SPARK Outdoor Essential Multitool placed 16th when we looked at the top 22 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.From The Manufacturer
LOCKING MECHANISM: Independent locking mechanism, all the tools lock nicely into place. 14 functions in 1, includes saw, knife, can opener, bottle opener, flat screwdriver, phillips screwdriver, needlenose pliers, regular pliers, wire cutters (Soft/Hard material), flint stone, whistle, reamer, scraper and awl. OUTDOOR ESSENTIAL: Quick access to the knife, and the good size blade actually came really sharp so no additional work was required. EDC multi-tool with belt clip for camping and hiking. COMPACT & LIGHTWEIGHT: The handle is made of nylon and fiber plastic, it’s lightweight and compact. Feels good at the grip. SUPERIOR QUALITY: The plier body is black coating which has strong oxidation resistance and high-end appearance, you can enjoy its quality and durability. GUARANTEED: We offer 10-Year warranty and excellent customer service which makes your purchase absolutely risk-free. Any question, just contact us.
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