Catfish Multitool

A precision laser formed steel card shaped like a cat-fish hybrid with seven functional features built in, but how you actually use it is up to you. It's designed to be a mash-up tool: part everyday carry, part creative instrument, part "let's see what this can do."

What's built in:

• Sharpie spot (holds a marker for drawing, marking, or quick labels)
• Bic bite (slots a Bic Crystal pen, tether it with paracord to draw perfect circles)
• Hex cutouts (bolt sizing, quick measurements)
• Ruler edge (marked measurements along the top)
• Pry points (multiple leverage angles)
  
• Paracord holes (thread it through, wear it, tether tools, configure it however)

Specs: Stainless steel construction. Credit card-sized (fits in wallet or pocket). Laser-etched labeling. Includes paracord for tethering/wrapping. Designed by Budmen's education team (EDC marking on the tool).

Best for: People who like tools that don't tell you exactly what they're for. Use it as an edge finder for marking cuts. A makeshift compass for field sketches. A pry bar for opening paint cans. A conversation starter. A fidget object. A drawing tool. Whatever you figure out it's good at.

We built the Catfish because the best tools are the ones you adapt to your needs, not the other way around. It's got obvious functions and open-ended possibilities. The cat/fish shape? Pure whimsy. Because utility doesn't have to be boring.

An instrument of curiosity. Figure out what it's for.