🔧 Portland Tool Company 3-Way Bike Hex Wrench Set: Versatile 3-in-1 Hand Tool for Bike Maintenance & Repair – Ideal for Pedals, Seat, and Handlebar Bolts of Different Sizes (3 Pack) Review

Reliable product at a good price. Most of these keys are $15 each and I bought all 3 for less than $30. Sturdy construction, comfortable grip for easy handling, and I love that Portland is one of my favorite places in the name! Go wood!

They do the job but look a bit cheap compared to other brands. I think they work well for an average wrench riding their bike, but I don't expect them to use them multiple times a day. They meet my needs.

I have a lot of regular Allen wrenches and I really thought three way wrenches could have a big advantage. Until I used one. yes there is a difference Difference in comfort, difference in speed, difference in feel.

I've been using these for a while now and they really make working with bikes a breeze. Having the three most common keys in one tool saves time. Works well and looks durable after some use. I think it's good value for money.

They make the bits nice and shiny but this coating dulls the bits and I have used these tools to remove countless screws and bolts on my bikes. You get what you pay for and this is no exception. Spend more and get a set from Park Tools or another popular brand. They cost me more money than they're worth.

These fit some higher quality screws. None of them seemed to fit. I pulled out an old set of allen keys and they fit perfectly with no slipping or play. I didn't return them. I think I should have, but oh well. It was rubbish and a waste of time and money. A sloppy fit will eventually ruin good screws, so just get better screws.

Bought these in April hoping they would make my life easier when I'm working on my old bike and kids bikes. I wasn't disappointed and have even used them for more than just bikes; For example when assembling new chairs after the supplied Allen key failed completely during use. With my clumsy hands, they're much easier to use than a regular allen wrench, and solidly made in terms of durability. Not sure if this particular set will return, but Portland Tools has other options that will likely…