Multi Tool 19 Gold

This set has saved me on long rides endless times. Easy to grip and use. Great compact size with an awesome carry case. Great value with its weight

If you ride a lot or a little, this is a "gotta have it" tool. This impressive design features 19 tools, which seems to be everything I need to make repairs and adjustments on my bikes. I have used this tool so many times to fix my bike as well as help other riders who had problems and weren't prepared. The allen wrench set has included all sizes I have needed for a variety of bicycles. I was so happy with this set that I bought another one for my other bike. Ride on!

Using this to make small adjustments to my MTB is great, I dont have to keep putting tools down playing the guessing game when its comes to hex sizes. Very compact and the case is nice, the top is a bit stiff initially but loosens up after opening a few times.

The seller and the product are great, but there may have been a problem with Amazon's stocking with the 'prime' option (below)Upsides:This is an excellent multi tool, and it appears to have everything I need for quick adjustments and repairs. I would've expected to pay upwards of $60 for something like this, but I paid only $27. It appears they've raised the price now. This fits the oddball variety of bikes that I have - a few different ones from late '60s to 2015, Benotto, Peugeot, Fuji, Centurion, Cannondale. I feel comfortable on most excursions with this tool, my patch kit, a spare link and a cable; Now I don't feel overloaded or overprepared, and riding buddies don't joke about my overstuffed seatbag jingling over rougher pavement (they only joke until they need your tools!). in all, I've had it less than a month and it's been worth it for minor adjustments. It doesn't appear to be flimsy, either. Yes it has spoke wrenches, which is kind useful if you don't have one at home, but I've never needed one in the seatbag.Downsides:The convenience of an "all-in-one" tool is somewhat mitigated by the fact that it's short and can be cumbersome and awkward to use in particular applications, such as tight angles, or somewhere where a longer allen tool would be useful. the hex wrenches are difficult, not only because of the fact that the few are on the chain tool, which wiggles, but the stubby tool doesn't give you much torque.The "tool flask" is kinda neat, but it's difficult to open, and when I decided to leave it open i immediately lost the lid. Besides "protecting" the tool from impact and dirt i guess, it doesn't seem that necessary. If it were a little bigger and could house a compact patch kit (i.e. a bit of sandpaper and preglued patches) alongside the tool, I could see myself actually using it.While it was received by the "final" delivery date, this date was changed during the course of the order processing. I ordered the item with Prime shipping on the 27th of August, and a few days later received an email that the shipment was delayed, and it shipped out on the 3rd of September. Not a big delay or a huge problem, and when it did ship I believe they must've sent it with overnight mail. My only complaint is that Amazon did not update the estimated delivery until the very end of the day that I was supposed to receive it.

This tool is amazing and comes with a chain break which is CRITICAL to have on a multi tool. I bought this once my chain broke and I couldn't get the bent link off to install a new master link. Luckily most of my ride was downhill :).This tool has everything you need. 10/10.

I had a few imposters and finally went back to the original-worth it for design and durability 🌼

I didn't start carrying a bike multi tool until recently while planning for a MTB trip. I didn't want to get caught without tools on the trail so I chose this one. It came in handy when I was dialing in my new MTB shoes. At first I was.."oh great, now I have to ride back home...", then I remembered this tool. I was able to reposition my cleats trail-side. It performed flawlessly and it already started to pay off.If you ride a road bike, you may not like it's weight. It weights in at 7 oz. which feels energy sapping when you hold it in your hands. The things I carry in my pockets are phone, pump, spare, patch kit, levers. All that weights 1 lb 3oz. So the will be noticeable. But, I wouldn't want to get caught without tools far from home so maybe piece of mind will outweigh the weight of the tool.The tool itself does not open by itself and when a tool is extended, it stays extended. It is nicely designed with appointments like, knurled areas, black bolts and engraved logo and size markings on the allen wrenches and chain tool. It feels nice holding it in your hands with no sharp edges or corners. It also comes in a nice aluminum case where the tool slides in with precision. The outside of the case has a brushed aluminum texture while the inside is smooth as glass. Once inserted, the tool does not rattle while in the case. A lot of thought went into designing just the case alone. To me, it is the little details that really reveals quality and Crank Bros is still up to their old tricks.Crank Bros has ALWAYS made quality stuff ever since the early mtb and bmx days. They continue their legacy with this multi tool. I am happy some companies never change.

Good quality product. Must have for mountain bike.