Introducing Full Windsor’s Innovative New Multi Utensil, The Muncher

I first came across Full Windsor and their unique multi tools at Interbike this year. The UK company has a knack for packing a bunch of features into a small space. Their latest product, The Muncher, continues this trend. [see_also id=”197745″][/see_also] According to Full Windsor, The Muncher boasts 10 different functions including: a spork, a …
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It slices, it dices, it chops, it peels…and it does a bunch of other stuff too. Photo: Tom Joy Photography / @tomjoyphoto

I first came across Full Windsor and their unique multi tools at Interbike this year. The UK company has a knack for packing a bunch of features into a small space. Their latest product, The Muncher, continues this trend.

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According to Full Windsor, The Muncher boasts 10 different functions including: a spork, a knife, a can opener, a peeler, and a bottle opener, to name a few. The tool itself is made from titanium and weighs a mere 20g. It comes in a hypalon pouch along with a fire flint, that can easily be slipped into a pocket, or clipped onto a bag.

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Photo: Tom Joy Photography

Full Windsor is currently running a Kickstarter campaign for The Muncher, and early birds can get the utensil and pouch for $45 for the first three days of the campaign. Delivery is slated for April of 2017. For more details, be sure to check out their Kickstarter page.

Photo: Tom Joy Photography
Photo: Tom Joy Photography
 
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