The diagnosis of dangerously loose hardware—when you realize your skateboard feels squirrely than ever but you’re, no doubt, far from home—often leaves you no choice but to ask a stranger to borrow a screwdriver and wrench. To make sure you’ve not stuck in this awkward situation ever again, master toolmaker Leatherman recently teamed up with skateboard legend Arto Saari to develop a skate tool small enough carry every day. The Grind weighs just under two ounces and is made of two thin yet strong interlocking stainless steel pieces containing eight tools.

When you’re on the road and need to tune your board, the last thing you need is to head back to the garage for the right tool. Leatherman, the original American multi-tool company, partnered with pro skaters like Arto Saari to craft the Grind - a new PocketTool designed with a truck key, hex bit driver, grip tape file, and bottle opener to make sure all your tools for work (and play) are right where you need them. While we hold an unreasonable allegiance to the storied T tool, there’s no doubt the Grind is considerably more comprehensive, functional, and packable.