Rixel's new titanium multitool brings a playful six-shooter design to practical everyday carry. Now live on Kickstarter, this compact tool cleverly integrates a rotating revolver-style bit holder alongside a range of useful features for outdoor and home use.
- Rotating revolver bit holder with six screwdriver bits
- Titanium build offers strength and corrosion resistance
- Includes pry bar, wrench system, bottle opener, and pocket clip
What happened
Rixel has launched a Kickstarter campaign to introduce a new titanium EDC multitool that merges function with firearm-inspired design. At its core is a screwdriver bit holder styled like a miniature revolver, capable of holding six magnetic bits that rotate for selection and quick deployment with a thumb.
Beyond the centerpiece bit chamber, the tool incorporates a dual-driver system, a stepped wrench accommodating nut sizes from 2 mm to 11 mm, a spoke wrench slot for bike repairs, and everyday essentials like a pry bar, bottle opener, and box cutter. The multitool weighs just 90 grams and includes a convenient keychain attachment and pocket clip.
Why it feels good
The Rixel multitool strikes a balance between eye-catching style and practical versatility, appealing to those who appreciate clever design as much as functionality. Its titanium alloy construction means it’s lightweight yet durable, resistant to corrosion, and ready for rugged use in diverse situations.
Having a rotating bit holder reminiscent of a revolver adds a fun, tactile element that makes tool selection quick and satisfying. Additional subtle touches, like the tritium tube slots for low-light visibility and the integrated fidget slider, increase its everyday allure while accommodating a variety of repair and adventure needs.
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Early backers of the Kickstarter can get the titanium model starting at $89 or opt for a stainless steel version at $69. Both come with six alloy steel bits, and additional accessories such as tritium tubes and leather cases are available separately. If funding goals are met, shipping is expected to begin by December.
This multitool is a compelling choice for those seeking a novel EDC gadget that merges form with function. Keep an eye on the campaign and the broader market for creative multitools with unique designs that enhance everyday carry and repair capabilities.