Multitool EURO7

The 7-hex pocket multitool. 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 4, 5, 6 mm hex on a folding multitool body, in a format light and small enough to live in a jersey pocket without thinking about it. The kit for riders who want a fast on-bike adjustment tool, with no extras to add weight.

The bits are the same construction as the standalone Unior hex tools and the larger EURO13 / EURO17 multitools: chrome-plated chrome-vanadium shanks with black-oxide tips, sized to the ISO 2936 dimensional standard for metric hex keys. The bit-quality choice is what separates a pocket multitool that works under trail-side load from one that rounds a stem bolt the first time you reach for it; the bits on this tool are the same bits you'd find in the shop hex set.

The bit selection (1.5 through 6 mm) is the metric span that covers most stem, seatpost, cleat, brake-lever, and bottle-cage bolts on a typical bike. The EURO7 omits the 8 mm hex (pedal threads, square-taper crank bolts) and the Torx, chain tool, and valve tools that the larger EURO multitools include. The trade is weight and size; the gain is a tool small enough to forget about until you need it.

Bit list

• Hex: 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 4, 5, 6 mm
• Total functions: 7 (hex only)

Specs

• Chrome-plated chrome-vanadium bit shanks
• Black-oxide tip treatment for corrosion resistance and recess fit
• Hex bits manufactured to the ISO 2936 dimensional standard for metric hex keys
• Manufactured in Slovenia

Built in Zreče, Slovenia

Unior has been forging hand tools in Zreče since 1919, and sponsors professional road and mountain-bike race teams. The EURO7 is the smallest hex selection in the EURO line, sized for riders who want the bit quality of a shop hex set in a pocket format and don't need the on-bike chain or valve functions a larger multitool adds.

Pro tip from our mechanics

The most common reason for a trail-side hex tool isn't a mechanical failure; it's a fit adjustment. A saddle that's slipped, a stem that's twisted slightly after a knock, a brake lever that's rotated. The EURO7's bit selection covers all three jobs, and the smaller form factor means the tool actually rides with you rather than living on a workshop bench because it's too bulky to pack.

For when a 7-hex pocket kit covers the on-bike adjustment range and when you want the EURO13 or EURO17's broader function set: Hex and Torx wrenches: how to pick the right tool for the job →.