MARQUE10 in 1 Bike Multitool - Mini 10 Bicycle Multi Tool Repair Kit for Road and Mountain Bikes. Pocket size with slim and portable profile for easy storage during road cycling and MTB-cyclist gift

Perfect for my needs. I ride about 6k miles a year and wanted a multi tool that was light weight, small, but functional. This meets all my needs. For the price I was really surprised at how well built it is. So solid that sometimes I use it for weekly/monthly maintenance and not just as an emergency too.Regardless the design, shape and quality make this an item you should buy without fear.

This is a beautiful lightweight multi-tool that takes up about 1/2 the space in my small saddle bag than my previous tool. The finish is a beautiful chrome plate. Looks like jewelry. We bought two and they easily fit in the small zipper pocket on the bottom of my bag. Gear price!

I have a bunch of these bike multitools, with varying numbers of tools, most of which are from name brands. But, this one is by far my favorite. It has no unnecessary tools and is minimal in shape and size. Yet, it's very strong. I have really cranked on both the #5 and #6 hex keys (extremely hard on the #6 for seat bolts) with no flexing, loosening or stripping. The thing is bulletproof and at the same time extremely pocketable. I just throw it in my front pocket and it's smaller than my Airpods pro case. So far, no rust or any type of wear. I've been using it for a few months now and it hasn't loosened. The only reason not to buy it is if it doesn't have all the tools you need. A+ and a fantastic value for money in my book.

Has everything you need. Flathead is medium size, but mostly useless on modern bikes, save for a pry tool. The nut wrenches are kind of useless too. Phillips is #2, fine. This tool has all the Allen keys you will need except for oversized crankshafts. If you need to take off a crank, you are not going to do it on the trail anyhow.Seems some people can't find the 5mm Allen. It is there, but has a larger Allen key cap over it. The larger key only fits pedals on modern bikes. It is a little annoying to have to remove the adapter each time to use the most common wrench size. The little nut also blocks the tool from completely closing flat into the 10mm wrench hole. If the 5mm key were slightly longer, it would fold flat. I would prefer removing the Allen adapter and combining a hex wrench with a flathead side by side to create this larger and mostly useless Allen size. Since none of my bikes use it, I will remove it.They should remove the torx, largest Allen, and nut wrenches.I would like to see a punch/rasp and tubeless strip inserter added. A small serrated knife would've good too.Overall this tool is fine. Probably will only need to use it once every 1000 miles of mountain biking. The inconvenience is minimal.

This product feels EXTREMELY sturdy. I can't flex the chassis at all with my hands. The wood on the side looks great, I thought it was going to be plastic with a woodgrain design but this is definitely real wood. Mine is a bit darker than the one in the listing picture. I was skeptical that this would be low quality because it hasn't had a lot of reviews yet, and I thought they might have been fake reviews, but I can tell that's not the case. It would be great if all the hex keys were next to each other in sequential order, but that might not have been an option for the manufacturers in order to fit everything together. My old scale said it weighs 7 ounces; it feels very dense in the hand too, although that's to be expected for a multitool this rigid. Also I'm not a fake review writer just a consumer that likes road bikes, mountain bikes, and working on bikes.Update: I take back what I said about wanting allen keys in sequential order. Having the 5mm on a separate side has been extremely convenient as it is easy to find and is the size used on my deralleur, quill stem, and seat post.I bought this for the chain tool and it works flawlessly, it's even fun to use. After some serious torque the chassis is have a slight amount of flex in the hand, but that could be removed by tightening up the side bolts. Still a 5/5 for me. I left mine in the rain and it got a bit of rust, so I'd recommend spraying everything with a rust inhibitor like WD-40 or T9.

Didn't want to carry a full tool kit, just the basics needed to get my bike dialed in, or address resetting things in case of a minor crash or 'lay down." This one works perfectly, has everything I need - and a few extras. My only "irk" is that it should have a Phillips No. 2 head - the small one it does have is essentially useless.The form factor and light weight mean I can toss it in a small frame bag and not think about it; it's always there.Updated: Had this about a month, still consider it excellent. Wanted to add that I've had to buy another... my partner decided she liked it so much the first one now lives in her cycling kit. In looking at possible other options, I note that this is probably the lightest and smallest out there. Still wish it had a Phillips #2 instead of #1, but hey - for 20% of the weight of the next tool, I'll take it.

I have a pretty small saddle bag and this is a perfect fit. But it’s not so small that it is useless when I need to get good torque. Seems like good quality craftsmanship too.

Nice multi tool with great design being flat. Works good for minor adjustments while riding.

Very well manufactured. Light and easy to stow in a pocket. I've used it a couple of times and it seems to have all you would need for a quick repair/adjustment while cycling.

Bought this to replace my Cyckit mini tools (they are both very similar) as I want it to fit in the cyckit aeroclam saddle bag I have. Fits perfectly

This tool is exactly as described, very compact and light weight. Sturdy and usable.

Works as advertised! Not the lightest tool to put in your back pocket, but for the kind of tasks you use it for, that's a small penalty. You can also pack it in your under saddle carrier.

This multi-tool is a must have in every cyclist saddlebag, it's so compact and lightweight it seems that it's not even there! 100% recommended