🔧 Efficient Bike Maintenance: Park Tool Four-Sided Bicycle Spoke Wrench Unleashed Review

Fits my 1990 hybrid bike spokes. worked fine No issues with edge coverage. It was a little smaller than I expected but provided enough leverage to adjust the spokes.

It seems to me that the 4 way parking spoke wrench gives a slightly better grip on the nipples than the standard tool and may cost a few bucks more compared to the standard spoke wrench. It's worth it.

I used to use a more traditional round spoke wrench and this specialty wrench is much easier to use. I don't have to worry about dropping it during use and the design makes it easy to use. It's really just a spoke wrench, but I really like how much easier it is to use.

It grabs the whole needle and fits my needles exactly. My multi-tool didn't have a slot that matched my spokes. This one is the best because it captures all four edges for optimal streamlining without exposing the corners. Thanks for the premium tool!

It won't fit all 14 gauge spoke nipples, especially cheap ones, but when assembling heavy wheels, especially those with higher spoke tension, this tool is essential. It covers nearly 3 1/2 sides of the spoke nuts, reducing the chance of spoke nipple rounding.

My reversible key kept slipping off so I waited for him to fix my bike. It's still slipping on some of the worn spoke nipples, so it's a good tool, but not a miracle cure. As other reviewers have noted, this is indeed a quad, not a 4-sided spoke wrench. I love this design, it's easy to use and I can use force when I need to. With worn nipples, putting them on and taking them off was a bit of a hassle.

I used a Park Triple Spoke SW 7.2 wrench but only one of the triple wrenches is a size 2. It's also easy to drop so I thought I'd upgrade got in the only size i need. So I got this SW-42. Size 2 with 4 sides for better grip. It will not fit any wheel on our four bikes including 2018 and 2017 Specialized, Trek and Cannondale bikes. It also doesn't fit on my new DT Swiss wheels. I tried to archive it to make it bigger. still working on it

The tool is good, unfortunately it doesn't fit the spokes of my bike at all. I wish there was some way to know which one to buy, but I had to guess as there were no instructions. In the end I'll give it back or donate it to a community bike center that restores old bikes to give to kids who can't afford them as it just doesn't suit me at all. I had to buy an Allen key, a small metal triangle that is not that easy to manipulate and use but has multiple sizes to choose from.

I've used a three-way wrench for years and have built a lot of wheels, but you have to be careful with aluminum nipples. I decided to try this version and initially found that it had to be put on and taken off and I scratched the alloy nipples. Looking at the tool I noticed that it was coated after machining leaving burrs around the bottom hole. Using a small needle file I removed the light and rounded the corners a bit. Now it turns on and off smoothly without any scratches. You lose a star…