The 10 Best Mountain Bike Multi Tools of 2023
By: Colin Edwards: Bike Buyer | July 7, 2023
New This Year:
In 2023, the multi-tool game has seen some impressive advancements. From sleeker designs to more comprehensive tool kits, this year's best mountain bike multi-tools are pushing the limits of what riders can carry on the trail. You'll find options with more ergonomic designs, innovative tool arrangements, and even some incorporating modern tech like torque wrenches.
This Year's Best Mountain Bike Multi Tools:
OneUp Components EDC Lite Tool
Taking advantage of the empty space right in front of you, the OneUp Components EDC Lite Tool is an almost-necessary addition to any bike. After a very quick install, your bike will always have the tools it needs for repair. No more forgotten multi tools, no more trailside shoulder tapping hoping for a wrench: your bike is a self-contained self-sustained adventure unit!
| Weight | Tools | Original Price |
| 75 g | 9 | $44.00 |
OneUp Components EDC Threadless Carrier
Get stealthy. The OneUp Components EDC Threadless Carrier lets you make use of wasted space in your fork's steerer tube by holding the excellent EDC V2 Tool. The install is threadless, easy, and quick, replacing your star nut inside your fork. Not only will you have a spot to store your EDC Tool, but you'll have a bolt to preload your headset too.
| Weight | Tools | Original Price |
| 35 g | N/A | $39.50 |
Crank Brothers Multi-13 Tool
It's all fun and games until you're caught short without a multi-tool. The Crank Brothers Multi-13 Tool packs a serious punch for all things bike - throw it in your fanny pack and ride with a little extra peace of mind.
| Weight | Tools | Original Price |
| 164 g | 13 | $26.99 |
Crank Brothers Multi-10 Tool
According to Murphy's Law, anything that can go wrong, will go wrong. Hope for the best, but be prepared for the worst, with the Crank Brothers Multi 10 Tool. This little guy packs 10 features in one small, lightweight tool. Seven hex wrenches and two screwdrivers give you endless possibilities. Give yourself some peace of mind with the Crank Brothers Multi 10 Tool.
| Weight | Tools | Original Price |
| 124 g | 10 | $19.99 |
Wolf Tooth Components 8-Bit Pliers
There are many ways out of a flat tire, but if you break a chain on trail you're hosed unless you have the tools. The Wolf Tooth Components 8-Bit Pliers have 17 uses, including chain duties, and they'll even store an extra masterlink. Add in the plentiful bike-related bits and this is all you'll need for most trail emergencies.
| Weight | Tools | Original Price |
| 68 g | 8 | $69.95 |
Lezyne Storage Drive Multi-Tool
One of the stealthiest devices known to MTB-kind, the Lezyne Storage Drive Multi-Tool holds all its bits inside. Strapped to your bike with a scratch-proof neoprene strap, you'll be ready to fix minor issues in an instant: with the most common bits, you'll be adjusting, fiddling, and tightening before the other riders have even found their tools.
| Weight | Tools | Original Price |
| 77 g | 5 | $24.99 |
Crank Brothers Multi-5 Tool
The Crank Brothers Multi-5 Tool is the small and compact trailside buddy you want in your toolkit. Durable steel meets ergonomic grippy pattern for quick and easy use.
| Weight | Tools | Original Price |
| 85 g | 5 | $14.99 |
Blackburn Grid 8 Multi-Tool
Compact and dependable is the Blackburn Grid 8 Multi-Tool. Designed to have your back when it comes to handling the basic, most important nuts and bolts on your bike, the Grid 8 makes for quick and convenient cockpit adjustments as well as checking common bolts for tightness.
| Weight | Tools | Original Price |
| 110 g | 8 | $20.00 |
Crank Brothers Multi-20 Tool
You can never be overly prepared. The Crank Brothers Multi-20 Tool packs a serious punch for all things bike - throw it in your fanny pack and ride with a little extra peace of mind.
| Weight | Tools | Original Price |
| 203 g | 20 | $39.99 |
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Our bike buyer has an endless amount of knowledge on all things bike stemming from years of experience in the bike industry in tandem with their countless hours out on the dirt, gravel, and tarmac. evo's buyers assess all products coming to market, lean into this knowledge, and put together this selection of the best products. They have a unique perspective as they truly see everything offered across the category.
Colin Edwards
Meet Colin Edwards, evo's in-house Bike Buyer and mountain biking aficionado. With 15+ years of e-commerce buying experience under his belt, Colin is the go-to guy for all things related to "Riding Dirt." He's worked across various categories, including bike, snowboard, travel, climbing, and surfing, giving him the know-how to recognize and select top-notch mountain biking products for evo's customers.
Colin's been shredding trails since he was a kid, starting on his trusty hardtail Trek 800 Sport. Born and raised in Utah, he recently made the move to Bellingham, WA with his partner, Kenz. Colin's real-world biking experience, combined with his background in product trends, relationship building, and sales analysis, makes him an invaluable asset to the evo team.
When he's not busy handpicking the raddest gear, you'll find Colin ripping through PNW trails or hunting for the world's best dirt. And when the snow falls, he's all about snowboarding. Colin also loves trail running and exploring the PNW's stunning landscape with his two dogs and Kenz.
With Colin's expertise and passion fueling evo's mountain biking selection, you can trust that his recommendations are spot-on and tailored to the evo community's adventurous spirit.