‘Switch’ Modular Pocket Knife Has 18 Attachments and 3 Sizes

And here we have the last pocket knife you’ll ever need. The $68 “Switch” from crowdsourced product manufacturer Quirky features 18 different attachments that can be custom configured into three different knife sizes.

The small setting holds two to six tools, the medium setting holds four to 10 tools, and the large setting holds seven to 13 tools. All the attachments fit neatly into a little carrying case, as well.

Aside from the standard utility knife components (blade, scissors, file, screwdrivers, etc.) there’s also a wire stripper, pen, magnifying glass, LED flashlight and even a 1GB USB memory stick. The Switch can be disassembled with a plain old quarter, too.

Preorders are going for $68, after which the product will cost $80.

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  • midpipps

    That is a really cool knife would be handy on kayaking trips doubt I could talk the wife into letting me spend the 68 bucks to buy it though.

  • bignumone

    I know some people that would love this. I am too cheap but $68 is actually not that bad of a price.
    I tend to get my knives/multitools from manufacturer’s representatives that are dumping demo models.
    Like I said, I am cheap.

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