Long before the Leatherman ever existed, the Swiss Army Knife became one of the first commercially-produced multi-tools. Now, no doubt aware of the increasing popularity of cycling-specific multi-tools, Victorinox has introduced its Swiss Army Bike Tool.
The sub-3.5-ounce (99-gram) tool consists of five main components: an impact-proof plastic case, an IKEA-like L-wrench, a set of plastic tire levers, a selection of eight commonly-used bits, and a stainless steel adapter for mounting those bits onto the end of the L-wrench.
Everything snaps together into one rounded-edged package when not in use.
The Swiss Army Bike Tool is priced at US$48.
Source: Victorinox
