Very disappointed in this product. I have three other torque tools and bought this one to take with me when I travel. Unfortunately I have little faith in getting reliable torque measurements from it. Sometimes it is spot on and other times it is way off when measurements are compared to those taken with this tool or from my other torque tools. Save your money and buy something else.
Nice compact torque set to help the DIY cyclist
I use this on any bolt with a torque specification lower then 10nm . My handle bars moved around a lot , since I used the torque wrench they have not moved .
This is really not a very good product. As other reviews mention, it doesn't zero itself. I can't trust it with many thousand dollar bikes.
The Feedback Range Torque & Ratchet fills the needed void in my tool kit. Having owned no other, I feel this works well and storage case is compact and well-organized.
The item looks to be well made regarding the ratchet but the torque portion seems very questionable. When tared to zero it does not go back to zero ever (Ive tried multiple times whether applying pressure to the ratchet by hand or on bolts). I compared it to a click torque wrench ie torqued stem bolt to 4nm, this feedback only read around 3- nm.
Whether both torque devices are not calibrated correctly, I rather have it under torqued than over torqued (esp with carbon bikes) which this feedback ratchet may do given it kept turning the bolt (after already set at 4nm via the click torque).
Compared it to a carbon and aluminum bike and same issue. The main reason I think the torque portion is questionable is bc it never resetreturned back to zero after using the torque feature. Not much information on feedbacks site. They call the dial which you use to calibrate but I really think they meant tare (setting to zero) as I dont see any instructions on how to recalibrate on the box or their site.
A bit disappointed with this as I like feedback products but definitely some quality control or design issues. Will have to look elsewhere, like stick with a click torque wrench although those need to be calibrated from time to time to ensure correct measurements.
