🔧 BIKEHAND Heavy Duty Bike Bicycle Twin Head Hex Allen Wrenches Tool Set Review

I don't know how long it will last but I like the rounded heads. Works well so far for a rude person like me flipping my bike.

These tools outperform traditional hex wrench sets in terms of convenience and ease of use. The T-handle is comfortable and provides extra torque when needed. They are well made and a good value. This is a must if you work with bikes like me.

There is a really well made and reliable tool when you need that "long" or when you need a "lever arm". I am very happy that I bought them. Not an everyday item, but when you need them, they're ready to go.

I bought this set to work on my bike but I have already used it to adjust the tension of the gate hinge springs! I have no idea if a Park Tools hex set is any better, but I don't run a bike shop! This is great quality for the price and will work well for my needs.

I've wanted this set for motorcycles and mountain bikes for a long time, but I was afraid to buy it because of the cost. I also wanted wrenches to have a "ball end" for reaching screws/bolts in hard-to-reach angles. I've been using them for several months and they work great.

Pretty good set of Allen keys. I have to assume that another "cheap tools" store might have a similar set of the same quality at a lower price. I threw mics at it and 10 measured right at 10mm. Then things got a little worse. Think 8mm measured 7.94 and so on. They all work well and are probably within tolerance for the hex wrench. If you've ever used MIP materials from the RC world, they don't even come close to the same quality, even though they're drivers and not T-handles. So yes they work,

TERRIBLE TOOL. I have successfully screwed up 12 different devices that required 3mm, 4mm, 5mm and 8mm. The bikes I messed up were neighbors and friends which makes me look pretty badass! To this day I always thought the problem was their crappy bikes. A rider just had seat height issues on his $11,400 Trek Project One bike (a Domane classic). To get him home, I offered him my tools to loosen and tighten his seat cover (not the seatpost, but the saddle). Lid . $475 difference between the two…