Crank BrosMulti-10 Tool(Return to Product Page)

I like this Crank Bros Mluti-10 Tool because it's straightforward and easy to use.

This multi-tool has all of the fundamental bits to prep and maintain my bike for a ride. It appears to be well-made (parts are maintaining their integrity) and it's relatively lightweight with a good (non-bulky) shape for storing in a bag or one of my jersey pockets.

If I had one criticism, it would be that the hex tools could be shorter or have angled ends. Then I could more easily fit them in tighter places when trying to loosen/tighten some parts. Their length makes some adjustments a bit of a struggle.

I bought this multi tool because I lost my last one. I decided to try Park tools because they're mentioned a lot when it comes to cycling tools. Also, I watch GCN on YouTube and they're always using Park tools which they vouch for.

I often pull this out in my shop, which is funny since i have all the full size tools i need there. There is something great about being able to switch from tool to tool so quickly, not to mention not having to find the right tool to begin with. I have even installed new chains removed old chains with this multi tool. And being able to take all that on the road...as Visa says, priceless. it takes a wicked beating as well. Only drawback is keeping tools not needed folded while operating the one you do need.

All the things you need, nothing you don't. Solidly built. Compact, if a bit heavy due to the 8mm hex bit. Hex bits are long enough to reach any recessed bolt.

This is a high end tool for a great price. Perfect compact size for my under seat bag. All the sizes you will need on the road. More leverage than I expected when opened up to the tool you need.

Got this particular model over others for the 8mm hex key to remove/install pedals. Sturdy enough to get enough leverage for most basic bike repairs/adjustments. Light enough that I don't hesitate to throw it in my pocket or top tube bag for long rides. Would definitely buy again!

fits in a seat pack and has every size for my bike. 90 degree and straight out give leverage and speed and can fit places the tri-wrenches won't.

I carry this tool all the time in my seat pack with tubes and tire irons - unless I'm doing a long tough climb and am geeking out about weight. It isn't the lightest tool around ...but if you're obsessing about weight stop drinking so much beer...yeah right!

It's not the smallest and lightest tool out there, but this is a good-feelin and fine-workin piece.

I keep this multi tool in my under seat bag. A perfect size & made tough enough with hi quality steel to do the job many times.

Never leave home without it. It's great, and quality like.

I bought this for my son to use on his bike. I was impressed on the solid aluminum construction and versatility of it. Hopefully, he will have it for years to come.

Although there are not that many occasions to use a bicycling multi-tool When you need one YOU NEED ONE! Light and well made it packs easily into a pocket or saddle bag.

this tool has all the sizes you really need. You would be surprised how many sizes you actually need and don't realize it until you need it on the side of the road. computer mount loose, ooops you need a 2.5. Spd cleat 3, everyone knows you need a 4,5,6 but it's the other sizes that are often missing on a multi tool. The tool is slightly heavier then other less equipped tools but is solid when you are cranking hard to break a bolt loose or tightening extra hard.

This is well made and should last a long time, perfect for the saddle bag in case you need to make mid ride adjustments.

Not too light, but small and has everything you need on the side of the road.

Love it. Well made and compact.

Lost my old one while on a ride last year. This one is even better. Would have bought two if had them in stock!

Crank Bros never lets me down. Love their stuff. Durable, looks good, and works well.

First, the selection of tools is fine. It has everything I need (short of a chain tool) for my rides. However, the tools themselves are connected to a bar at their base. That bar, if you look closely at the picture, is fastened to the rest of the tool which screws. These screws can come loose just by riding. Imagine you're out in the middle of nowhere and need to make some adjustment. Now imagine going into your bike bag and finding your multi-tool in pieces because the screw has come completely un-screwed. Not so fun. Poor design.