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686 Toolbelt by Josh Rubin

686Toolbelt

Good design is all about elegant problem solving. In this case, you often need to make an adjustment to your bindings while snowboarding, but carrying a set of tools around isn't always convenient. The Toolbelt from 686 Clothing Company solves this problem (and the baggy pants issue) by building 2 screwdrivers, 3 wrenches and a bottle opener in to a belt buckle. Very nice.

£39.99 at extremepie.com

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This entry posted on 15 November 2004 at 8:51 AM
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