Review on Cycling Multitool Hero Kit Lightweight by Ryo Flora

I have 3 of these, one in each road bike saddlebag. I love the amount of tools it offers in an incredibly compact package, even the chain tool! One that really works. The chain tool looks flimsy, but I've used them a few times and they've never let me down. I also need to tighten the hex screws that hold them together. I've had to do this on all of them, but only when I get them for the first time. My eldest is over 4 years old and has never had to pull up. I can only assume that the manufacturer leaves them loose to allow the tools to move more freely. I really don't want them to move too freely. Rust. Yes. Minus one star. It would be nice if they did something to avoid this. I learned to spray it with WD-40, dry off the excess, and store it in a zippered sandwich bag. With this treatment, only the first time has rust and no longer the first time. I'm driving in western New York in the winter, so don't treat them with kid gloves. Another thing I do is roll up the chain tool handle just enough to keep it closed due to friction. A few hammer blows solves the problem. Just don't overdo it because it's VERY hard to break up when you go too far. Also, stay away from spoke wrenches. Just make a dot in the middle.