Fantasticar 22 in 1 Bike Multi-tool Kits, Portable Cycling Repair Tool Set, for Mountain Cyclist and Motorcyclist Gift, with Hex Key, Torx Screwdrivers

Has every bit you'll need and I've used the tire levers on it more times than I can count. The levers can bend if you're aggressive with them. I would buy it again if I lost it. It is pretty heavy but that's what you get for having all of your tools in one package.

I was able to replace several things in my bag with this one little tool. In total, only a minor weight penalty for a much better fit for my spare tire and tube and a second CO2 cart. Great compromise for me. The tools work well enough for the very few times I will need them. I would NOT recommend this as your only tool. Emergency use only.

Great tool fits well and easy on pocket

This is a nice, compact tool to keep handy. It is about the size of maybe 10 business cards stacked together. It has some weight to it which is a good sign but I honestly haven't tested the tools much. They seem to be well made with quality materials but time will tell. Thankfully there aren't any plastic parts. I did notice that the tire levers are difficult to remove because they have hex keys keeping them in place. The trick is to push up on the hex key to remove the tire levers otherwise you have to pull up on the tire lever perfectly level to the frame of the tool otherwise it won't budge. Just to make it even more frustrating, the bottle opener is on one of the tire levers. The frame allows you to get a good, strong grip if you are using the drivers or hex keys. This has all the tools one could need to make repairs on the trail or city streets and there was some thought put into the design. As of this review (12/18/2022) this 22 in 1 tool is priced at $14.99 with a 15% off coupon which is a great deal, even just to have as a backup to your back up.

I long for the day that I'll be able to carry just one tool with me on a bike. This tool comes close but it's not got everything I need. I have never ever ever had to change my chain while I've been on the road but these tools all seem to want to give me a chain break. I often have to fix flats though so the ability to do that with a single tool would have been nice. This does offer that and has a unique way of adding some wrench features to the tire levers. That's clever and the way it's held in with magnets is also quite clever. I've added a thick rubber band around the whole thing just to keep it tight in my bag and to keep things from coming apart. I find a thick rubber band helps me hold it when I'm got it in use.

Tools are difficult to isolate and access, and the setup of the whole tool is weird. It’s sturdy and good quality metal. Don’t see that I’ll utilize it much.

Definitely made of cheap pot and metal, used it for the first time last week and it immediately snapped on me. Ended up getting a higher quality one from crank bros. Waste of money

Since I'm not a road racer, having the proper tool with me makes more sense than this. However, given my ability to find things when I need them having an emergency backup on the road with me is brilliant and this seems to fit every need possible.Note that the two side pieces have long allen wrenches built in coupled with a magnet to hold them in place. I couldn't figure out how to take them off till I started playing with it, so little concern about loss.Speaking of loss, that'd be my only change, this isn't a fashion accessory, so a color that's easy to find would be an improvement.Back to what I like, I think that the I'd be able to provide enough torque in any situation with this.