Multitools take a fresh turn with the Geo, a ring-shaped multitool from Invento Design that rotates to reveal different functions with a simple spin. Designed for quick one-handed operation, the Geo combines convenience and pocket-friendly size while rethinking how multitools deliver utility on the go.
- Rotates to access five different tools quickly
- Compact disc-shaped design fits easily in pockets
- Kickstarter campaign launched with delivery in 2027
What happened
Invento Design has launched the Geo multitool, an innovative pocket gadget shaped like a ring that spins to reveal five different tools. Unlike traditional multitools with fold-out implements, the Geo features a rotating disc mechanism that allows users to switch functions by spinning the ring and locking each tool in place.
This new approach aims to solve some common challenges users face with typical multitools, such as difficulty quickly accessing specific tools and the bulkiness caused by fold-out designs. The Geo includes a box opener, bottle opener, blade/scraper, string cutter, and flathead driver, and is marketed primarily as a secondary, space-saving multitool.
Why it feels good
The rotating design of the Geo multitool offers a satisfying tactile experience as tools click securely into place with a slide lock. This form factor not only simplifies switching between functions but also keeps the tools flat and compact, making the device pocket-friendly and less cumbersome than many multitools with protruding fold-out components.
It also doubles as a pocket fidget, adding a fun, engaging element to everyday carry. The ease of one-handed operation and the inclusion of a belt clip streamline accessibility, appealing to those who want quick, on-the-go solutions without carrying multiple gadgets.
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The Geo multitool is currently available through a Kickstarter campaign, offering early backers special pricing starting at $49. With strong initial support exceeding five times its funding goal, the project is set to begin deliveries in January 2027, making it a product to anticipate for multitool enthusiasts and everyday users alike.
Looking ahead, potential improvements could include expanding the range of tools offered on this rotating design, such as additional drivers, wrenches, or Allen keys, to increase its versatility. For now, the Geo stands out as a novel, stylish addition to daily carry gear, best suited as a compact secondary tool rather than a complete replacement for larger multitools.