No towel hooks? No problem.
During a year in Asia, we kept turning to our Modl Infinity Tool to solve countless travel predicaments.
Backpack doesn’t have a water bottle holder? Cinch.
Need to attach a bag to a rolling suitcase at the airport? Done.
We’ve been testing Modl’s Infinity Tool for over a year while traveling in Asia. It solved all three predicaments above, plus countless others.
In fact, we’ve realized that Modi’s hardware and stretchy yet sturdy straps have replaced duct tape, carabiners, and elastic straps in our travel kit, not to mention various rigged-up configurations of twist ties, rubber bands, and string when some random need arises.
After all, traveling brings plenty of challenges. While we’re all for some inspired MacGyvering, we wouldn’t be surprised if Mac himself carried a stash of Modl straps in the same pocket as his Swiss Army knife.
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Why is the Infinity Tool so useful?
The simple Modl Infinity Tool system combines stretchy, incredibly strong yet compact silicone straps, with small stainless steel buckles, hooks, and studs.
Modl Infinity Tools can cinch and hold like duct tape or zip ties, yet they’re reusable. Combined with hooks, studs, and other hardware, the versatility quickly feels like an infinity of combos and uses.
From hotel rooms to bus seats, travelers always need to problem-solve when they’re on the go. The practical, compact Infinity Tool handles tricky situations, from makeshift luggage repairs to organizing gear.
Get started with your Infinity Tool
Start with the 2-pack (your choice of loop length and color), or browse their full range of hardware add-ons, including the newly released MagStud magnetic connectors.
Infinity Tools work when traveling or camping, or even around the house. What will you fix first?
