Milkit brings Hassle'off - the lifesaver on the go
The heart of the Hassle'off is the Essential8, a lightweight multitool with magnetic bit-in-bit technology that contains all common screw sizes (Hex 8,6,5,4,3,2.5,2 / Torx 25). The stainless steel construction and high leverage make this multitool a workshop-quality product that meets the highest quality standards.
One of the most common problems when mountain biking are holes that are so large that they can no longer be closed with sealant alone. Thanks to the Hassle'off's integrated and easily accessible patch solution, these problems should also be a thing of the past. The twisted shape of the insertion tool ensures ideal positioning of the patch when it is pressed into the tire. With the integrated cutting tool in the style of a Swiss army knife, cutting off the protruding patches is also child's play. There is also plenty of storage space inside the cutting tool for spare plugs.
What sets the Hassle'off apart from other solutions is its modular design with interfaces on the side and top. Thanks to the two rails, the Hassle'off can be further extended, allowing the kit to be adapted to the needs of each rider. In combination with the Velcro fastener, equipment such as a pump, a CO2 cartridge, a spare tube or even a banana can be easily attached. To create a holistic ecosystem, milKit will offer a range of tools that can be clipped directly onto the sliding interfaces.
Another outstanding element is the precise and space-saving fusion of the chain tensioner with the tire lever as well as the magnetic compatibility with the Essential8. All individual parts are multifunctional - the chain riveter can be used as a spoke nipple tensioner and valve heart tool, and the tire lever offers space for two chain locks that are held in place with magnets.
The Hassle'off is made of robust and fiberglass-reinforced high-performance material as well as stainless steel to ensure the best possible quality. Perhaps the most versatile multi-tool is available at a price of 99.95 euros.
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