Review on Champ Golf Spikes Maxpro Wrench by Mark Bearden

I bought these along with the spikes to replace my golf shoes. Many replacement spikes come with a simple metal tool. Throw it in the trash and buy it. The spikes are very difficult to remove and you will need such a tool to drive them in and out. I also followed another reviewer's advice which was to spray some WD40 on the spikes before taking them off. Even though they are rubber, the WD40 really helped loosen the old lugs. Then they broke off with the help of this tool. (They also use this tool to set new ones.) Highly recommended.