Knives and Multitools

Tiny knife is actually a multitool with a few extra functions

Tiny knife is actually a multitool with a few extra functions
The sharp Damascus steel blade can easily slice through paper, leather, and rope
The sharp Damascus steel blade can easily slice through paper, leather, and rope
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The Dual packs three essential EDC tools into a compact, elegant build
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The Dual packs three essential EDC tools into a compact, elegant build
The handy bottle opener is always at the ready for when you need a cold one
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The handy bottle opener is always at the ready for when you need a cold one
The phone stand can prop up your device in landscape or portrait mode
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The phone stand can prop up your device in landscape or portrait mode
The sharp Damascus steel blade can easily slice through paper, leather, and rope
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The sharp Damascus steel blade can easily slice through paper, leather, and rope
You can get the Dual in equally beautiful Ebony wood or Golden Sandalwood finishes
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You can get the Dual in equally beautiful Ebony wood or Golden Sandalwood finishes
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I love a multitool as much as the next person, but some of them really aim to do too much for my liking – especially when I'm within city limits.

The Edge & Pop Dual is just the thing for getting through the day around town. It includes a sharp little knife, a phone stand, and bottle opener – and that's it.

The Dual features a unique design that's both sophisticated and unfussy, with a wooden exterior and an eye-catching Damascus steel blade. With that, you've got the essentials for your everyday carry loadout covered.

Edge & Pop Dual: 3-in-1 Damascus Knife, Phone Stand & Opener

As its name suggests, the Dual is built around an elegant mechanism with two sliders: one reveals the blade, and the other is for the bartender speed-style bottle opener.

The drop point blade is made from strong 67-layer high-carbon Damascus steel. Whether you need to cut paper, leather, or rope, it's more than up to the task.

The sharp Damascus steel blade can easily slice through paper, leather, and rope
The sharp Damascus steel blade can easily slice through paper, leather, and rope

On the other end, you've got the phone holder, which can fit phones and tablets up to 8-mm thick in portrait or landscape mode.

The phone stand can prop up your device in landscape or portrait mode
The phone stand can prop up your device in landscape or portrait mode

The frame is made from heat-treated stainless steel, and it's graced by exterior panels in your choice of Ebony wood or Golden Sandalwood. Both of them have a refined and understated appearance, which is really at the heart of what this compact multitool is going for.

Edge & Pop is crowdfunding the Dual on Kickstarter, where you can pick one up for US$39; that's discounted from its $60 suggested retail price.

The handy bottle opener is always at the ready for when you need a cold one
The handy bottle opener is always at the ready for when you need a cold one

All crowdfunding campaigns carry an element of risk, so you'll want to keep that in mind if you choose to back this campaign. For what it's worth, Edge & Pop successfully launched and shipped the predecessor to the Dual on Kickstarter last year – and currently sells it via its own store.

You can get the Dual in equally beautiful Ebony wood or Golden Sandalwood finishes
You can get the Dual in equally beautiful Ebony wood or Golden Sandalwood finishes

If all goes to plan, orders are slated to ship worldwide in January 2027, and additional delivery costs will be calculated once the campaign ends.

Source: Kickstarter

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Trylon
Nope. I have no need for a bottle opener or a phone stand. That leaves this with exactly one function I would use, so it would be a "unitool" in my case. To me, the SOG Baton Q3 was a very good multitool, if only SOG fixed a few problems. It had almost every tool I might need on a daily basis. Screwdrivers in particular, which this tool doesn't have. The only thing missing was small Victorinox-style scissors. The file needed better teeth to cut better. A less aggressive-looking sheepfoot blade would have been nicer than a stabby drop point knife blade. And alas, the steel used in the tools was soft. Also, the pliers really needed a locking mechanism as they had a tendency to slide under heavy pressure. Yet the Baton didn't retail for much more than the $60 this is planned for. Style over substance. Does anyone really need Damascus steel in a tiny blade like that, which will be used for paper, cardboard and not much else?
-kitrobaskin
One can also see on the Kickstarter solicitation that Lunark has successfully introduced a similar unit that seems to only have that fetching Damascus blade.
Those who want USA made, minimalist utility blade goodness, need look no further than the useful Aerocrafted loveliness. Their Sideslip aluminum model is close to the retail price of the ‘Edge And Pop Dual’ and their titanium model sings in that precisely engineered/fabricated way.
Note that these tiny things can often benefit linking them with some kind of clip (like the tactical plastic carabiner by Grimloc, found on the Dutchware hammock website) for attachment to a belt loop; not only to keep secure while moving but to offer more for the hand to get a hold of while using. I also utilize the clip on the Slideslip to attach it to the same belt loop the carabiner is on; Don’t notice it’s there until needed, and quite secure.
Capt Murica
The thing with bottle openers is you can use almost anything to open a bottle. This is a nice looking little knife but I'd just as soon it was thinner and didn't have the extra slideout.