EyezOff Folding Bicycle Multi Tool - 18 Functions (Black/Silver) Review

I bought this tool with a bike saddle bag. I couldn't use it due to an emergency repair. As far as I can tell, it's made from quality materials and has enough tools to handle just about any quick fix while the mechanics are on the road. A little heavy, but that's to be expected. I would definitely recommend this.

Great value multi tool set with a variety of hex tools including a large 8mm version. The kit also includes Shimano and Mavic keys. The chain breaker is also a nice addition that many all-in-one bike tools don't have. The EyezOff is made with good quality for a $15 multi-tool, and each tool unfolds and slips back into its pocket easily. This is a very versatile bike tool at a great price.

I just bought this tool this week and it has come in handy twice already while riding my old vintage bike that tends to break. The first time my chain broke I used a chain breaking tool to put the pin back into the chain and continued my 2 mile bike ride with no problems. The second time I was driving through the neighborhood and saw a biker in distress. I used this tool to help them fix a v-brake with a loose spring using an 8mm allen wrench and screwdriver. It is good and durable and works…

Beautifully made tools. I only have two comments. First, at least until it comes loose in use, you'll need something to lift individual tools. They are very narrow and there is little space underneath. I could well imagine finding a stick to open it. Not exactly a complaint. If you mess with the nuts holding it together, it can come loose. Haven't tried it yet. Another thing is that some bikes need a bigger Allen key than the one that comes with it. Before ordering, check your bike to see if…

This is *identical* to the VeloChampion Bike 'Gooj' 18-function multi-tool down to the last detail *except* it has uglier/cheaper sidebars: [. ] So I gave VeloCampion four stars. The best bike multi-tool for many reasons. I'm taking a star off this one because the sidebars are worse. Also note that this tool suffers from the same problem as the VeloChampion in that the Philips screwdriver has a too sharp tip so it won't work in my switch (which is why I gave the VeloChampion four stars instead…

the derailleur hanger broke while staying the night with a friend. I was a little upset, but at least I have a tool to get the chain out and get back to the start of the trail (or so I thought). So I was using my Eyezoff tool in my backpack and was starting to pull the pin out when one of the screw heads holding everything together sheared off. All tools on a side fall in darkness, including the chain tool. Even more annoyed, I use my headlamp to find what I need. Put it back together and hold…

I wasn't expecting much from a cheap instrument but this thing exceeded my expectations for more expensive instruments! It folds very flat which is ideal for daily commuting or backpacking. A few other reviewers have noted that the tools are difficult to unfold, but the flexible/loose folding tools are actually my biggest annoyance. It has very thin plastic (or nylon?) washers between the tools to keep them from sticking to the hinges, but everything is put together nicely so it stays folded…