True Utility Cycle-On - 30-Tools-in-1 Slimmest Tool Kit For Your Bike

This tool stores small and flat, but provides not only a great set of tools but also the ability to apply real leverage when using them. That is the one area where nearly all other portable bike tools are limited.The ability to customize the bit selection to fit your particular bike is also very useful.Overall this is the single best bike tool I've seen to carry when riding. You may need to supplement it with a chain repair tool, but that seems to be the only thing it doesn't have.Highly recommended.

Great tool, very useful and easy to travel

The tool is very convenient to carry around. The reason why I don't give it 5 stars is because the tire levers are made of metal and if not careful could damage the tire, tubes and rims.

Some of the multitools are mainly for show and many items in them don't really work. This one morphs into multiple tools and works great!

Cool idea

A cheap, poorly constructed, and ultimately terrible gimmick. DO NOT BUY.I was intrigued by this multitool’s slim, non-traditional profile and promise of a ridiculous number of functions. I did some light research, and thought I’d give it a whirl. Unfortunately, this tool was a total disappointment from the moment I opened the box. Indeed, right out of the box, and as soon as I tried to pull the bits out of the tool’s center gap to see what it could do, one of the rubber bit holders cracked and fell apart. The let-downs continued. While I tried to change my bike’s pedals the very next day, the magnet inside the main socket detached from the tool, along with the bit I was using. Dangling from the magnet (and the still attached bit) was a clump of cheap adhesive that the folks at NEBO thought it appropriate to use to fasten the magnet to the socket. The final straw came a week later, when I tried to loosen another set of pedals on a different bike, the tool’s metal frame actually cracked, rendering it both useless and (with the very sharp edges created by the crack) a potential safety hazard. Apart from these three major failures, my experience with the tool consisted almost entirely of keeping track of the bits as they fell out of the tool’s sockets and onto the ground while I tried to make minor adjustments to my bike.

Not what i thought i was getting