🚲 MARQUE MT20 Bike Multi Tool - 20 in 1 Cycling Multitool Kit: Repair Road & Mountain Bikes effortlessly! Includes Chain Breaker & slim bag. Perfect Cyclist Gift! Review

I have bought many road bike multi tools and always found that they contain many unused tools. I was just looking for the bare minimum to put on the bare minimum and that was it. It is durable, the tools rotate slowly and will not bend when tightened. It fits perfectly on my Lezyne Road Caddy.

I didn't realize at first it had a 4mm and 6mm hex but not the 5mm that secures everything to my bike. Also, the jacks are pretty small and I'm not sure what you're going to use them for. I couldn't use them to tighten a loose saddle bolt on my kids bike. It also doesn't fold completely. The tool itself seems pretty solid, make sure the dimensions of the tool fit your bike before ordering.

Haven't tried it yet but the tool looks functional and good quality with a nice chrome finish. It doesn't have all the features of my first multi-tool, but it's a third smaller and a third lighter, maybe smaller. I made sure it had all the features I could need for my road bike in an emergency, apart from a couple of wheel arms. I definitely prefer stainless steel levers, so that's not a problem. This tool may have been made in Taiwan, but the pouch is definitely from China.

However, I had to try many multi-tools and bike tools; I can honestly say this is the best I've seen and I'm very thankful to have it in my saddlebag. It's lightweight, incredibly compact and feels extremely durable. Marque knew exactly what they were doing when designing this tool and I encourage every cyclist to put their technical knowledge to the test by buying it for themselves.

Just got this and only used it for a few little things like tightening the seat bolt and studs. His work appears to be of high quality. I've checked the screws holding it together and they seem to have Loctite/Blue on them (don't know if those are real things). feel pretty strong I bought it because it's small and fits in my saddlebag with two inner tubes, tire wrenches, a set of bike patches and some other random bits and pieces. Looks high quality, well made. I'll take a look if anything…

I have several bike multi-tools with different numbers of tools, mostly from big brands. But this one is definitely my favorite. It has no extra tools and is minimal in shape and size. However, it is very strong. I've turned #5 and #6 hex wrenches (extremely hard on #6 for seat bolts) without bending, loosening, or stripping. The thing is bulletproof and at the same time extremely pocketable. I just put it in my front pocket and it's smaller than my Airpods Pro case. So far no rust or wear…

Just received it, it's quite small but it passed the first test of loosening and tightening the seatpost and stem bolt. It's smaller than I expected, it's quite shiny, like stainless steel, but it's highly magnetic, which can be a good thing since carbon steel is harder than most stainless steel. It also has hex bolts connecting the ends of the pivot, it should be adjustable and not just loose if cheap to machine. It's not a maintenance tool, it's a travel tool. I have more tools. handy when…