I have two of these Park Hex wrenches. One in my saddle bag and one in the tool box. If I find a reason to not need a torque wrench this is what I use. I have yet to round one off or twist it under high torque. Buy it once and forget about it!
I am a garage bike mechanic and I have many tools for working on my bike especially in my choices for a hex wrench. I find I use this most often. It has all I need in one place and for everyday use it fits all the needs.
Perfect size! Just need an allen wrench to loosen the tool in order for the pieces to effortlessly slide out - which is kinda ironic if you bought this becuase you don't have one.
I needed a lightweight hex tool for my seat bag and this one does the job. It's not super high quality (minus one star) but it works, is light, and fairly compact.
Handy to take along for the ride.Good Leverage with using base as a T wrench.
There's a reason Park Tools are a house name. This multi tool is competitively priced and the quality is about what you'd expect. Eventually I may need to tighten the hex bolts holding the plastic parts together, but this is everything I need to put in my saddlebag.
Super solid, all purpose hex set. I have one on each bike. You can get lighter but this does all I want in a hex set. Handy around the house as well.
Nice and compact and not as heavy as some other brands.
I purchase several of the AWS 10 folding hex set for myself and my riding buddies to carry ( on the trail ) because I trust the Park line of tools to take care of any trailside or in the shop repairs .
I've had the same AWS 10 for going on 13 years. After I took up cycling when I retired and got tired of dealing with single hex wrenches I bought one of these. I intended to just use it in my shop but I pack it on rides. I can't begin to imagine the number of times I have used it. It does not have a flat or single screw driver, but I've never had the use for a screw driver on the road anyway. Good product. Won't strip or rust. Park makes the best tools.
