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MOSSY OAK’s 27-in-1 Multitool Adds a Hammer and Fire Starter to the Mix

A multitool is supposed to keep you from carrying a toolbox, but feature-heavy models can create another problem: you end up paying premium-tool money for functions you may only use occasionally. Price: $29.99 Where to Buy: Amazon The MOSSY OAK…

MOSSY OAK’s 27-in-1 Multitool Adds a Hammer and Fire Starter to the Mix

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