Following a growing trend of more compact multitools, Roxon introduces the Flex Go, a modular tool system designed to fit comfortably in your pocket without sacrificing customization or functionality.
- Flex Go trims nearly 3/4 inch from the original Flex size
- Offers 8 modular slots compatible with 47 tool add-ons
- Includes pliers, scissors, knife, and more in a lightweight build
What happened
Roxon has launched the new Flex Go multitool, a slimmer version of its original Flex model. This new tool measures 3.5 inches in length, nearly 0.75 inches shorter than its predecessor, and weighs just 6.1 ounces. Designed specifically for pocket carry, the Flex Go maintains Roxon’s modular multitool approach, allowing users to customize their tool with snap-in, snap-out implements.
The Flex Go features eight slots for modular components, compatible exclusively with Roxon’s range of short add-ons, which includes 47 different implement options. While the current offering comes pre-equipped with tools like fold-out scissors, a can/bottle opener, a bit driver, a small knife, and more, Roxon plans to release an empty chassis version. This will enable users to build their multitool from the ground up according to their specific needs.
Why it feels good
The Flex Go answers long-standing user requests for a smaller multitool that can be comfortably carried in a pocket rather than on a belt or in a toolbox. It strikes a balance between maintaining modular versatility and trimming bulk, making it easier to bring along daily while still having access to a wide array of tools.
Its clever design places all fold-out implements on the exterior of the handles, allowing quick one-handed access without requiring the pliers to be opened. The tool also locks implements securely in place to prevent accidental deployment, enhancing safety and convenience. The combination of lightweight materials and a slim profile makes the Flex Go appealing for those who want practical functionality without compromise.
What to enjoy or watch next
Users can look forward to Roxon offering an empty Flex Go chassis, which will unlock even greater customization possibilities. This means you can personalize your multitool to suit specialized activities like camping, biking, or construction work by swapping in the most relevant tools for each task.
For enthusiasts interested in everyday carry or modular multitools, following Roxon’s expanding ecosystem is worthwhile. The flexibility to build different multitool setups tailored to specific needs offers a fresh approach compared to traditional all-in-one multitools stuffed with every implement imaginable.