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Pros & Cons
Pros
One complaint is that the balldrivers severely limit the torque you can apply through the wrench. Will give you a better torque on an angle. It fits well in your hand.
The flexibility of the tip is very heady to work on the bicycle.
Cons
The ball driver wrench is not very good as it is just straight hex wrenches and cannot be used at an angle. There is a visual appearance of twisting in the ball head and the tool is visually bent going into the handle. As a mechanic that has used an a... Read More
Highlights
Quality
Its great quality and lasted the entire time i worked there.
Very nice, easy design, feels good in the hand.
The 4, 5 and 6 mm hex wrenches as single tools always exchange places in my tool bag; i never seem to pick up the correct wrenc... Read More
Never build bikes without your trusty tri tool.
Price
As usual, park tools are worth every penny.
You will not be sorry you spent ten bucks for this.
More expensive than the knock offs for a reason.
Packaging/appearance
The box was wraped very well and it is ecxactually what i was thinking.
Competitiveness
Others (perhaps with better internal torque-gauges) may prefer the ability to use the tool at various angles despite this risk.
Overview
- How are reviewers describing this item?
hex, great, quality, good and handy. - Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is minimal deception involved.
- Our engine has discovered that over 80% high quality reviews are present.
- This product had a total of 310 reviews as of our last analysis date on Nov 1 2024.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
More expensive than the knock offs for a reason
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The 4 5 and 6 mm hex wrenches as single tools always exchange places in my tool bag i never seem to pick up the correct wrench unless i pick up all 3
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
My one complaint is that the balldrivers severely limit the torque you can apply through the wrench
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
When using the 5mm driver to tighten say a seatpost clamp the driver will slip with any degree of force 57 nm unless it is aligned perfectly on the axis of the bolt like thisy toolt bolta couple of degrees off the axis and the ball driver will slip stripping the shallowest portion of the bolts hexhead in the process
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
This wrench indicates that its not for hightorque applications but a seatpost clamp isnt really a hightorque application
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Of course my internal torquegauge may be off
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
But my bolts arent failing with the torque im applying so im in the ballpark at least
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Id prefer a hexwrench without balldrivers so that the torque i apply is not limited by the tool especially given the risk of repeatedly stripping heads of bolts
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