⛓️ LEZYNE Chain Multi-Tool Pliers Review

I love this little gadget. I could save $38 and not buy an additional chain breaking tool as it works for that too. Relatively light so I'll pack it on my tribike. I love how it holds the extra main chain links and has magnets to keep them in place as well as magnets to keep the handles closed.

I have been dealing with motorcycles for many years. I do almost all of my work myself. I use masterlinks on all my bikes, 20+. I've seen this tool touted as being good for tracking and masterlinking. Well, start, yes. Stuck, well, that's another matter. This is a high price for a limited-use tool

It is a smart device when four small magnets are held in place. They are designed to allow replacement master links to be fitted to the instrument. It's very handy... But after a few hours of owning the tool, all four magnets pulled out and the links just fell out of the tool. I sent it back so I didn't have to fiddle around sticking magnets to myself. That's not what I should do.

This is a replacement order. I have a second one and the magnets just fall out. I really liked this combination of functions, but unfortunately the magnets are not properly attached to the tool. I hardly ever use this tool and it looks like I'll have to find another solution. I've heard that Lezyne makes quality products, but I haven't touched any of them. My experience is only with this and a phone mount for my gravel bike. So far I have a tool that fell apart without much use and I'm typing…

Great idea, but Lezyne didn't pull it off in the end. They aren't glued properly. Another issue I have with this tool is that the chain tool lacks a second notch to loosen the hard link. To be honest, this might not be a problem if you have a bunch of Master Links. However, this tool is for emergencies. You can easily remove a link from the chain if you don't have the main link. If this is the case, you should have a way to loosen the connection after tightening it. Bicycle chain tools usually…