Leatherman PTX Mako Ti Multitool + Leatherman Z-Rex + Leatherman PTX Brewzer Multitool

9 Tools In One | 4 Bit Count

The Mako bike tool is named after one of the fastest shark species in the world, not unlike you when you're up and running. For those unfortunate breakdowns though, the extremely lightweight and compact Mako features nine essential tools for a road or trailside fix to get you back up and running in no time. Complete with a bottle opener for the occasional "road soda," five metric box wrenches and two spoke wrenches; this is the first bike tool that you won't even notice in your pocket!

Great For...

Cycling

Until they make a bike stand that folds into your pocket, Leatherman multi-tools will get you rolling again. Use a hex bit or screwdriver to adjust most anything or our pliers to fix cables and nuts. Our bike tools are light, tough, and full of features for the roadie or the knobby set, and they'll fit in your jersey or tuck in your saddle bag with a spare tube.

Tools:

• 1/4" Hex Bit Driver
• 8mm Box Wrench
• 9mm Box Wrench
• 10mm Box Wrench
• 15mm Box Wrench
• 16mm Box Wrench
• 14-guage Spoke Wrench
• 15-guage Spoke Wrench
• Bottle Opener

    Features:

• Titanium
• Lanyard Hole
• Rubber Bit Holder
• TSA Compliant
• 25-year Warranty
• Included Bits: 1 Phillips & Torx 25, Hex 6mm & 5mm

    Measurements:

• 3.5 in | 9.5 cm (Length)
• 1.4 oz | 42 g (Weight)

There are other glass breakers and strap cutters on the market, but Z-Rex is the first one to pull together all the one-off features into one lightweight, intuitive and comfortable-to-use tool. Replaceable and indexible V-notch cutters can simply be flipped around for a fresh edge on-the-spot, or replaced completely when you're back home. Two wrenches - oxygen and Hex are built right into the body of the tool; and, while other companies use stainless steel that takes much more force (if it even works at all) we use one-strike, Tungsten Carbide for our glass breaker tool. After all, if you're down to breaking glass, this is not the time to be beating your fist against the window.