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Tiny multitool disc spins between functions
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We partially agree with Invento's assertion that traditional multitools can make specific tools more difficult to access than necessary.
We wouldn't go so far as to call it "frustrating," as Geo does, but sometimes individual implements are stiff to unfold and nail nicks can be small and insufficient for providing enough grip.
That's not the end of the world, by any means, but it is inefficient in comparison to fast one-handed deployment.
Its Geo tool takes on the shape of a ring and relies on a rotational motion to switch between five different functions: a box opener, bottle opener, small blade/scraper, string cutter and a flathead driver.
As is, we can't imagine relying on this as our only multitool and aren't sure it adds anything we don't already have on most every other larger multitool.