Buy Less. Do More.

Field-tested multi-use gear for hunters, workers, and everyday capable men.

Stop wasting money on single-use junk. MultiRig helps you build a hard-use kit of multi-purpose gear that covers hunting, work, and emergency use—without blowing your budget.

No spam. Just hard-use gear and straight talk.

The Problem with Most Gear

Too Niche

One job, one season, then it sits on a shelf collecting dust while you buy more specialized gear.

Too Fragile

Breaks when you actually lean on it in the field. Not built for real-world hard use.

Too Expensive

You're paying premium prices for single-use junk that doesn't hold up or pull multiple duties.

The MultiRig Philosophy

MultiRig is about multi-use gear that crosses over: hunting, work, truck kit, and emergency scenarios. Every item pulls double or triple duty.

Multi-Use First

If it doesn't solve at least 2–3 problems, it doesn't make the cut. We eliminate single-purpose gear.

Field-Tested

Gear is chosen with real-world use in mind—mud, cold, late nights, and long seasons.

Budget-Smart

We'd rather you buy one solid tool than five cheap ones. Value-focused without compromising quality.

Build Your Rig

Start with the core pieces that cover the most scenarios. Mix and match based on your needs.

Tradesman Rig

The Tradesman Rig

Multi-use tools and work gear that transitions from jobsite to truck to home.

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Hunter Rig

The Hunter Rig

Gear that goes from stand to truck to home without missing a beat.

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Prepared Rig

The Prepared Rig

Emergency-ready items that double as everyday tools for home and vehicle.

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One Tool. Many Jobs.

Headlamp

Use it for:

  • Hunting before dawn and after dusk
  • Basement or crawlspace work
  • Roadside repair when light is low
  • Power outages at home

Multitool

Use it for:

  • Truck kit for roadside repairs
  • Work belt when you need just one more tool
  • Field dressing backup when you forget your knife
  • Home repairs when you can't find your tools

Cordage & Tape

Use it for:

  • Hunting (tagging/hauling game)
  • Household fixes when you need a quick repair
  • Truck tie-downs for securing loads
  • Emergency shelter or gear repair in the field

Built by a Working-Class Hunter

MultiRig Founder

MultiRig was founded by an Army veteran, tradesman, and lifelong hunter who got sick of cheap one-season gear filling his garage. After years of wasting money on gear that either broke or sat unused, he started focusing only on items that could cover multiple needs.

This isn't about looking tactical or buying gear for hypothetical scenarios. It's about helping regular guys—hunters, workers, dads—build practical kits that actually get used year-round.

No corporate sponsors, no paid promotions. Just hard-won lessons from the field, jobsite, and road.

What's Inside the Free MultiRig Starter Guide

  • Core gear list that covers hunting, work, and emergencies with minimal overlap
  • Breakdown of what's worth paying extra for—and what isn't
  • Multi-use gear combos that replace multiple single-use items
  • Budget tiers so you can start small and upgrade over time
  • Seasonal add-ons to expand your core kit as needed

Built for guys who actually use their gear.

FAQ

Is MultiRig a store or a guide?

For now, MultiRig is an education-first brand with recommendations, guides, and gear breakdowns. We focus on helping you make smarter purchases from existing reputable brands rather than pushing our own products.

Do I need to be a hardcore prepper?

No, this is for normal guys who want practical, smart gear that covers everyday use and occasional emergencies. We don't focus on doomsday scenarios—just being prepared for real-world situations.

Is the gear budget or premium?

Budget-smart: no junk, but not paying for hype. We recommend gear that offers the best balance of price and performance. Sometimes it's worth spending more, sometimes you can get by with affordable options.

Do I have to be a hunter?

Hunting is a core pillar of our philosophy because it demands versatile, durable gear, but most recommendations overlap with work, truck kits, and home. Many of our followers are tradesmen who don't hunt.

How often is new content added?

We update our core recommendations seasonally and send monthly breakdowns of new gear that meets our multi-use criteria. The starter guide gets updated annually.