It may not slow your fall, but the Parachute Multi-Tool can fix things once you land

I will admit that I am a pocket multi-tool lover. I guess I picture myself as a closeted Boy Scout, aways wanting to be prepared. So when I see a different design for a pocket multi-tool, I like to post about it. The Parachute Multi-Tool, a Kickstarter project by Jeff Morin, recently caught my eye. The Parachute is a 10-function multi-tool that incorporates some unique features, like a saw and a hook cutter. The Parachute has:

• Belt loop hanger


• Bottle opener


• Flat head screwdriver


• Hex wrenches (5mm 1/4″ and 1/2″)


• Saw blade


• Keychain hole


• Scraper


• Can opener


• Seatbelt or hook cutter


• Ruler

Made of stainless steel with either a matte black or silver finish, the Parachute is 3.5″ high X 2″ wide X 0.15″ thick. The Parachute has several pledge options, with a pledge of $19 getting you your choice of the black or silver matte-finished Parachute. Funding for this project runs until October 21, 2013, and if successfully funded, the Parachute is set for delivery in the November 2013 time frame.

Filed in categories: Crowdfunded, News, Outdoor Gear, Pocket Gear

Tagged: key chain tools, pocket tools

It may not slow your fall, but the Parachute Multi-Tool can fix things once you land originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on September 24, 2013 at 8:00 am.

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