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Aug, 14EH Works on Martha Stewart American Made
We’re very excited to be a nominee for the 2014 Martha Stewart American Made awards! It’s impressive to see such an array of creative enterprise taking place in the US. Kudos to Martha Stewart American Made for highlighting ingenuity within our community. (more…)
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May, 14I Bike Daily Reviews the Mopha Tool Roll
Words via I Bike Daily: The Mopha Tool Roll from EH Works is nothing more, nothing less. Carry everything you need for any ride, cross town or cross borders. The Mopha Tool Roll is made of waxed canvas with leather trim and a leather toe strap to cinch the roll under your seat or drop into a bottle cage.
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Apr, 14Kind Words from Pedal Consumption
Words via Pedal Consumption:
Now this is one classy looking tool roll by EH Works…
THE MOPHA TOOL ROLL™ was born out of a desire by a few members of a group of cyclists, known as Mopha, who wanted a simple and highly functional way to carry their cycling tools. Working from their inspiration, and harkening back to the simplicity and quality of days gone by, EH Works delivered a straightforward form comprised of oiled canvas, leather trim and vintage toe strap to reveal maximum function. No more chaffing velcro, synthetic zippers and fabric, or black-hole searches through something manufactured far from home.
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Mar, 14Mopha Tool Roll Seen on GearPatrol.com
Words via GearPatrol: The urban cyclists are always in danger of a sudden flat or magically appearing pothole. There are a lot of multifunction bicycle tools to choose from these days, but that doesn’t mean carrying them has become any easier, and when out for a leisurely weekend ride, the last thing you want is to bog yourself down with a cumbersome messenger bag. Etsy seller E.H. Works has solved this problem with their elegant and compact Mopha tool roll, handmade from canvas with beautiful leather accents. When closed, the roll attaches to your bicycle with its own toe strap, and can comfortably hid a well-curated selection of emergency items for the road, including a spare tube, CO2 inflator, tire levers and more. Available in a tasteful olive or black color schemes, this handy device will not only carry your tools, but also ensure you wont look like one.
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Mar, 14We’ve Been Selected! Mopha Tool Roll on Selectism.com
Words via Selectism: Made of waxed canvas with leather trim, the Mopha Tool Roll carries everything you need for a ride down the street… or even across the boarder. Measuring 16″ by 7″, the bag features 10 pockets of varying size to holster money and tools. Simple, functional stuff at its best.
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Mar, 14More Tool Roll Love: ProllyisnotProbably.com
Words via Prolly: I’m usually not a fan of under-saddle tool rolls. All it takes is one instance of laziness and your tools are all over the road. Or in my case, the Hudson River. Something about the large, unorganized compartment of the last roll I tried led to the tools spilling out. The Mopha however supplies a rather simple and elegant resolution to the shifting tool dilemma. It’s funny how sometimes the most basic approach to a problem is almost always the most effective.
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Mar, 14Tool Roll Featured by Wired
Words by Wired.com: A tool roll has got to be just about the simplest and most practical way to carry tools. And if its this roll from Mopha, it’s also the most stylish.
The roll is made from waxed canvas with leather trim, and unfurls to reveal ten variously-sized pockets. Slide in your biking essentials — even your spare tube — and roll. The pockets keep everything in place, and a supplied leather toe-strap performs double duty in cinching shut the roll and strapping it to the saddle rails.
You could also drop it into a bottle cage, or even just use it to keep things tidy inside panniers or a messenger bag. The roll costs just $42, from maker ehworks on Etsy.
Too much for you? Few things have DIY written on them as big as this one, and with a sewing machine and a little time, and a few scraps of fabric scratched up from the back of a closet, you’ll be in business. I’m going to make one today — with one modification: a couple of belt loops on the outside to stop this canvas burrito from slipping out when I’m riding.
