Multitools have surged in popularity in recent years as consumers seek to stay prepared for a range of small DIY tasks, so the Leatherman Ratchet Driver has been created by the brand to help further enhance its various everyday carry (EDC) accessories.
The tool will work with any of the brand's existing multitools that have integrated bit holders and will fit right into place to provide users with an enhanced way to tighten or remove stubborn screws. The ratchet measures in at 3.26-inches in length to help it easily reach a number of hard-to-reach screws no matter what kind of job is being done.
The Leatherman Ratchet Driver can be easily set to work in either direction thanks to an integrated switch.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Aftermarket Multitool Attachments
- Leatherman's modular approach is an example for other companies to explore new/additional utilities in their products.
- Multitool-edc Accessories
- There is a great opportunity for EDC products market to develop innovative accessories for multitool products.
- Ratchet Multitools
- Up and coming products in the multitool industry focus on developing new, more efficient, and less fragile ratcheting systems.
Sectors Adopting This
- Hardware Industry
- Multitools manufacturers and makers should explore the hardware industry, as there are great opportunities for introducing gadgets and devices that make DIY tasks more challenging.
- Outdoor Industry
- Multitools are commonly used in outdoor recreations. Companies can focus on developing modular products to better fit the needs of outdoor enthusiasts.
- Automotive Industry
- Ratchet drivers play an essential role in automotive repairing. There is an opportunity to develop high-quality compact and modular options to supplement the traditional toolkit.
