Pandemic Multitools may just be the new EDC category that’s here to stay and between you and me, I’m not sure if I’m enthused or worried.
This isn’t the first tool we’ve covered that promotes a non-contact way of life, but what sets the Stay Safe Carabiner apart is the fact that it even packs a few regular tools into its design for good measure, allowing you to carry it around and use it even after this pandemic blows over. (God, I really hope this pandemic blows over)
The Stay Safe Carabiner’s design resembles a grappling hook, intended for tapping, pressing, grabbing, pulling, and turning. Designed to be small enough to fit around your finger, the multitool lets you do everything from open doors to type in your PIN number at an ATM, all without touching a single foreign surface. Its copper construction is naturally anti-microbial, neutralizing germs automatically in just under an hour or two, so germs that DO get on your multitool don’t really stand much of a chance. The copper construction works wonderfully when it comes to capacitive touchscreens too, letting you tap, type, and sign on touchscreens without using your finger. Whether you’re at the ATM, a Starbucks, or the subway, the Stay Safe Carabiner gives you the ability to navigate through physical as well as digital living. Besides, that hook is perfect for hanging multiple shopping bags from, or grabbing onto a handle on the subway or bus without worrying about germ-contact. Pretty nifty, no?
What sets the Stay Safe apart is that it also comes with a few basic tools. Built right into its design is a flat edge that works as a box-cutter, as well as a flat-head screwdriver. The design even integrates a 6mm hex driver into its body, and features, as its name suggests, a carabiner clip, so you can suspend the Stay Safe Carabiner from your belt loop, or attach it to your keychain. The carabiner begins shipping as soon as May 2020, and should last you a lifetime, and get us through these tough times. Either way, we all would love for you to stay safe!
Designer: Dominik Nemec
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