Multitool crafted from 420 stainless steel, featuring 20 integrated tools, including a flint and whistle, enabling efficient fire starting in the field. Thanks to its lightweight build and compact size, carrying and storing the tool in a backpack, pocket, or attaching it to a belt is effortless. The package is complemented by a robust nylon sheath for added protection. Ideally suited for everyday use, minor repairs, camping, and outdoor expeditions. Badger Outdoor multitools are backed by a 10-year warranty.
Featuring a partially serrated edge, the blade measures 67 mm in length with a Drop-Point design and is crafted from 7Cr17 stainless steel, renowned for its excellent corrosion resistance. A thumb hole enables effortless one-handed deployment of both the knife blade and the file.
Constructed from premium 420 stainless steel, the framework and additional tools have undergone professional heat treatment to guarantee each part achieves optimal hardness for its specific use. The handle features a metric and inch ruler measuring 18.4 cm (7.37 inches) in length, allowing for accurate measurement and precise component fitting.
Nail model features a removable flint paired with a whistle, capable of producing a powerful stream of sparks. The 5 x 33 mm rod ensures fire can be ignited rapidly and reliably. Ideal for lighting a gas stove, camping stove, or campfire—providing essential heat and enabling meal preparation in the outdoors.
Each multitool component is secured with a locking mechanism to enhance operational safety. Primary instruments, such as the knife, spring-loaded scissors, saw, and file, utilize a Liner Lock, whereas the remaining tools are fitted with a Back Lock system.
The set features a black nylon holster crafted for belt carry on belts up to 57 mm wide. The inside is lined with a soft fabric to safeguard the multitool from abrasions. A dedicated front pocket for bits is securely stitched on.
Set comprises a selection of bits:
- Torx T15
- Torx T10
- Flathead 3
- Flathead 5
- PH0
- PH1
DIY projects both at home and in outdoor environments
- Severing wire, mesh, or related materials.
- Preparing and shaping wood for minor carpentry jobs.
- Prying open paint cans or other metallic containers.
Minor repairs of household and portable appliances
- >Exchanging and securing screws within electronic gear.
- Building basic wooden constructions, such as shelves or boxes.
- Screwing, unscrewing, replacing fasteners, and securing mounting hardware.
Assembly and fine-tuning of tactical and outdoor gear
- >Adjusting straps, belts, and tactical components.
- Tuning optics, knives, or flashlights.
- Sawing, adjusting, and trimming equipment elements.
Everyday Carry and practical applications (EDC)
- Opening parcels, envelopes, and plastic wrappings.
- Instant tool access for quick fixes and modifications.
- Securing keys and attachments to a pack or belt via a clip.
Support for outdoor adventures and survival situations
- Accessing canned food in remote conditions.
- Cutting fabrics and cords for constructing makeshift shelters.
- Igniting fires and producing audible alerts.
