Any info about Rockworkx Multi-Tool?

[ExpoMike]

Hi all,

I had this popup on FB and IG. Looking at this and watching the videos, it seems like it could be a nice tool that can replace a number of individual items with one unit.

I haven't really seen any "real world" tests or reviews and was curious if anyone has used one of these.

Rockworkx Camping Multi Tool - T7 Full Set! Limited Quantities Now Available!

The new Rockworkx Tow Hitch Tool is a heavy-duty multi-tool for camping, outdoors, and 4 x 4 off-road applications. It is designed to conveniently slide into the 2” tow hitch receiver of any vehicle. When stored and locked in the tow hitch receiver, it functions as a step to help you retrieve...

www.rockworkx.com

Thanks!

 

[Hnoroian]

No experience but Cool concept and handy for some. Personally do not like extendable handles on my axes or shovels. That better be some nice machining/quality the price too.

 

[fourfa]

And here I was thinking the Hi-Lift kit was expensive at $140...

I think there's an interesting idea here. But I'd need a burly, sharp steel shovel blade with a good point (this looks to only have a light duty aluminum sand/snow shovel at best) and a D-ring attachment (often need to shove on the back of the handle, this looks like a palm core sampler to me). Otherwise you're still carrying a proper shovel...

I get wanting a hitch step but I'd destroy that on the trail immediately. The various tubes, I'd need those to do double duty as a cheater bar that could handle control arm torques (~250 ft-lbs), slipped over a breaker bar or fixed spanner wrench. I don't think I'd trust what I see there...

overall impression - light duty. Might work for some situations but wouldn't displace any tools for me.