Munkees Hex Tool.

[Chako]

I found this in a near by town. This appeared to be the most functional on the display, as the majority of the items appeared to be fancy bottle openers. However, after looking at the companies web site, I may have to take another visit in the near future to see what other interesting things there are on that display.

http://www.munkees.eu/index.php?id=23&L=1&C=28

Anyhow, this is the Hex Tool. It is light due to its aluminium construction.

[WoodsDuck]

They certainly have some... interesting designs. I appreciate the attempts at innovation, but there's also something to be said for practicality 

[Etherealicer]

My wife has Munkees Seahorse on her keychain. It is really soft metal and pretty beaten up.

[Chako]

Yes, aluminium won't stand the test of time.

[Grant Lamontagne]

I have seen many of those tools before, on many other websites.  In fact, I have the Fishbone:

http://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,56654.msg1014624.html#msg1014624

My guess is, like a lot of companies, these guys are just buying them out of a catalogue from manufacturers in Asia then reselling them under their own brand.

Def

[Sparkydave]

I have a rip off leather man carabiner made by munkees. The bottle opener works. Never tried the hex hole my girlfriend bought it for me from inter sport came with a paracord fob but it got soaked in petrol somehow and couldn't get the smell away


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[babola]

I wouldn't try that hex tool on any decently tightened screw or as a hex-bit driver. You're most likely to end up with a 'nicely' rounded hole even without much force applied 

[Grant Lamontagne]

I wasn't expecting much when I opened this thread but now I'm a believer.














 Even I can't believe I went there......

Def