The reason multi-tools get left at home is weight, and the reason tiny ones fail is that using them needs three hands. The MK weighs 52 grams and packs a 300-lumen multi-mode light, a 9Cr18MoV slipjoint blade and a folding magnetic 4 mm bit driver — then solves the three-hands problem with a simple trick: the light aims at whatever you fold out, so the blade or the bit is lit the moment it is open. It is IP65 rated, survives a one-metre drop, and runs on a USB-C 10440 cell with a plain AAA as a fallback.
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