Pro Bike Tool 17 in 1

I bought these based on its good reviews, but did not find it very useful. The tool is hard to use in tight space, like trying to put a bottle holder on to the bike frame due to its overall width. It's hard to use in such situations. Overall it's a sturdy tool, and decided to keep it due to it's fla...

The only complaint I have is that the tools are a little too short. I was unable to remove a Race Face Affect pedal because the tool I needed was not long enough. My buddy was able to remove the pedal for me with a crank bros. tool. Every other time I've used it on the trail it worked fine.

Solid and light, but too few hex wrench sizes--for example, they hex sizes don't cover the larger hex screws on my bicycle grips. The wide body of the tool makes it hard to twist the tool when you use the screwdrivers or hex wrenches. Not terrible, but not great.

Bought as a gift for my dad, he loves it, but only uses a few of the tools on his 1 bike. He has single tools tapped to his frame incase he needs them on the road. This device is more of a toss it in the drawer and use in the garage then out in the road IMO

Product came as expected. Remarkably small and compact can literally fit in your pocket no issues at all. Product is very sturdy and seems to be built with quality in mind.

The chrome plating scares me, like it might flake off -- I'm not used to tools like this... I like the package...

This is great for some quick repairs...it is a little unwieldy for tight spaces, but overall it is a great tool set to have with you. It's small enough to fit in your saddle even, yet sturdy enough to perform well for most jobs on your bike. The stainless surface sheds grease easily as well, making ...

I didnt expect much as usually I have had bad experience with most of small multitool I bought before. But .. wow...this little guy is so awesome. After few months of use I can safely say its the best compact multitool for bike maintenance I have ever owned. Just buy it. Period.

What can you say about a mini tool. It looks good, feels good in the hand but might be a little too slippery, maybe some knurling might have been an idea for grip. This in no way affects the tool. It fits where it is designed to and seems very sturdy.

The most important feature of any multi-tool is the one that makes beer drinking possible - the bottle opener! Unscrew the chain tool all the way, hook the lip at the base of the chain tool under the edge of the cap and pry gently. Then guzzle!