Field Outdoors Home Compact Portable Bicycle Maintenance Set | Lightweight Leverage Bike Gear

Great way to have a few tools on the bike at all time. No excuses not to be prepared with this. Well made, priced fairly.

Used once - aluminum deformed. now too loose to hold bit. Cannot store in holder without loosing bit. Next use is likely to crack tool. Good idea, poor execution in materials. Make it out of steel or better grade metal

Perfect tool for my road bike, light and mounts under bottle cage so don’t even know it’s there until I need it.

Decided to try these, as they are very neat and compact. I have them inside a small frame pouch, easier to get to, without having to remove other items, as I keep them on the side. Much better reach than a folding multi-tool and much better leverage. Can be easily moved around for a better angle. Had to adjust a stuck screw on the seatpost and it was much simpler vs. old multitool and also much faster to screw back in and tighten. As long as you have all the necessary bits covered by this set, it may save you the trouble of carrying a larger, heavier multitool.

It's actually a useful tool, but unfortunately the aluminum handles get destroyed by the steel bits in short order. The handles need to be made from a more durable material or this is a tool to be used for emergencies only. It'll work great for a few tries, but then it will fail.

Production has been off-shored to China, and quality control hasn't caught up to that fact --- one of the bits was loose (must have not gotten epoxied), so had to mix up a batch of J-B Weld 8265S Cold Weld Steel...

I love the fix it sticks tool. I can do most trail side repairs with it and it only takes a second to pull it off the bike and snap it back in place. I Usually carry a multi-tool, but it is a pain to pull it out of my pack while the fix it sticks are so easy I don't even think about it. The sticks are held securely by the water bottle cage mount while ridding. Great product! I like the aluminum, but wish the magnets held the T-handle together while using it like the steel fix it stick model that has interchangeable bits.

It's a very light kit that does not come off after a crash. I highly recommend this over my Parktool MTB Swiss-knife style tool. I only used it once, but it seems sturdy enough.