In the world of everyday carry, the quest for the perfect multi-tool is never-ending. It’s the journey not the destination! This holds true even with keychain multi-tools. NexTool, a brand becoming known for its rapid-fire innovation, has just tossed a new contender into the ring: the Mini Sailor S11 Pro. An iteration of the Mini Sailor line, this is a thoughtful evolution that addresses user feedback and raises the bar for what a compact tool can be.
Read MoreThe Nextool Pocket Tool E1 is a small multifunctional pocket knife that packs a surprising number of useful tools into a compact and lightweight design. This multi-tool isn’t just about cramming as many features as possible into a small frame; it’s about providing a practical and accessible set of tools you’ll actually want to carry with you. To me, it seems perfect for hobbies and crafting.
Read MoreThe Next Tool Mini Sailor S11 is a compact multi-tool that aims to strike that perfect balance between pocketability and capability, offering a surprisingly robust set of features in a minuscule form factor. As an iteration of the popular Mini Sailor line, the S11 brings subtle yet impactful improvements, most notably an upgraded blade material that promises enhanced performance.
Read MoreThe multi-tool market is a crowded one, dominated by established names like Leatherman and flooded with countless imitations. Yet, every now and then, a standout emerges—offering genuine innovation at a more accessible price. The Nextool Flagship Pro is one such exception. After spending time with it, it’s clear this multi-tool delivers impressive functionality, particularly for those looking for solid performance without the premium price tag.
Read MoreNexTool has a history of interesting multi-tools. Unlike many brands that simply imitate the Leatherman formula, Next Tool carves its own path, incorporating innovative features like their Flagship Pro’s exceptional scissors and the Gemini’s novel electric bit driver. It also has this series of multi-tools with adjustable wrenches, from the pliers-less W1 to the pliers-equipped W2, and a third non-W model. Now, fresh off the factory line (as of April 2025), comes the W4 whose special feature is a ratcheting adjustable wrench.
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