Everyday carry (EDC) culture continues to gain popularity amongst consumers with a penchant for efficiency, which is seeing new products like the Ekster Tool Card be introduced. The accessory is characterized by its metallic construction that's durable yet lightweight and is compact enough to be easily stowed in one of the brand's wallets. The multitool is equipped with a flathead screwdriver, five-inch wrenches, a box opener, metric ruler, SIM card pin and more.
The Ekster Tool Card maintains a seven-in-one design that's perfect for enhancing one's daily routine and keeping them ready for any small task. The card is constructed with a corrosion-resistant design, and is also temperature and impact-resistant. The tool is a great alternative to larger models on the market to ensure essential items are always on hand.
Metallic Multitool Wallet Cards
The Ekster Tool Card Fits Neatly into a Wallet or Pocket
Trend Themes
1. Everyday Carry Multitools - There is an opportunity for companies to tap into the EDC culture by producing compact, multi-functional tools that can fit easily into pockets or wallets.
2. Metallic Construction Accessories - Metallic constructions can be used for creating durable and lightweight accessories, such as tool cards, that can withstand impact and corrosion.
3. Compact Multipurpose Designs - Innovative products with compact, multipurpose designs such as Ekster’s seven-in-one tool card can provide consumers with efficient, space-saving solutions.
Industry Implications
1. Accessories - Companies in the accessories industry can develop metal-made products with compact and multipurpose tools for EDC enthusiasts and consumers with a preference for space-saving innovations.
2. Tools and Hardware - The tools and hardware industry can benefit from producing smaller but equally robust and effective tools for consumers who need to execute small tasks on a daily basis.
3. Wallet and Card Manufacturing - Wallet and card manufacturing companies can integrate compact and durable multitools into their products to make them more functional and appealing to EDC culture enthusiasts.