Multitools now come in all shapes and sizes. But as sophisticated as the tools may seem, there are still many drawbacks. The tools are fiddly to use, their shape makes it impossible to reach many places on the bike, they are usually heavy and large and some systems are tied to a mount in the handlebars, stem or crankset.

The innovation

Peter, Dani and Elam from Daysaver have combined their passion with the knowledge gained from their work as innovation managers to develop a new type of multi-tool. The basis was the minimal form factor of a classic Allen key, which ensures ideal accessibility and with which the correct torque can be applied using the two different lever lengths. The innovation ultimately lies in the nesting of four bits. Two on each side, which can be turned around and inserted into each other. This makes the Daysaver an all-rounder that provides its users with 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 Allen, 25 Torx and a slotted screwdriver. Everything you need in an emergency to save the day.

The multitool designed in this way now offers a whole range of advantages. With a bulky mini tool, you can't reach many screws on the bike properly. The result: worn bolts or scratches on the frame. With the simple and slim form factor of the Daysaver, you should be able to reach every screw and tighten or loosen it in the right way.

The Daysaver Mount

The Daysaver is so small that you can easily carry it in your jersey or trouser pocket. If you prefer to carry the Daysaver on your frame, the minimalist Daysaver Mount allows you to attach the tool to the bottle cage mount. You don't have to do without the bottle cage. It is simply mounted over the mount.

Swiss quality and sustainability

The makers of Daysaver leave nothing to chance. Quality and sustainability are at the top of the development specifications. The tool has already been put through its paces in the prototype phase and exceeds the standards in terms of torque. And with PB Swiss Tools as its production partner, the company has been able to recruit the best on the market for the project, so that its buyers also get a tool that makes no compromises in terms of application and quality. This is why Daysaver also offers a lifetime guarantee on the tool.

"We live, work and bike in the cycling paradise of Switzerland. It was clear to us that we wanted to do everything here on our doorstep in close cooperation with friends and partners. That's why Daysaver is 100% made in Switzerland," say the founders.

The prototype phase has been completed and all tests have been passed with flying colors. The Daysaver multitool can therefore go into production. To make this first series possible, some start-up help is needed, and this is to come via the crowdfunding platform Kickstarter. With a contribution, supporters can secure one of the first Daysaver tools.
Funding is possible as of now.