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Quick-swap modular multitool slims down for comfier EDC pocket carry

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Briefings

Roxon launched the Flex Go, a compact modular multitool replacing the larger Nextool Flagship F20. The device features a slim chassis designed for pocket carry, allowing users to assemble their own toolkit from individual implements rather than relying on a pre-filled frame. This marks a shift toward smaller, more portable EDC tools in the Chinese market.

Key points

• Roxon introduced the Flex Go, a modular multitool with a slim chassis specifically designed for pocket carry, replacing the larger Nextool Flagship F20.
• The Flex Go allows users to build their own multitool from single implements, eliminating the need for a bulky pre-filled frame.

Context

Roxon, a Chinese versa-tool innovator, launched the Flex Go following the release of Nextool's Flagship F20. This product represents a shift in the modular multitool market toward smaller, more portable designs for everyday carry.

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