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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2025
The first thing you will notice is how big it is. In my mind I imagined it to be the same size as other multi tools I have. This is bigger than them. If you have really tiny bag on a fast road bike (on the top tube, I have one) it is not going to fit into it. It will however fit in the larger, under saddle bags.The size has benefits too. Using it to loosen really tight screws feels much better than using any other multi tool. Think of it as small version of those Park hex keys.I did take it with me on a gravel ride and some of the bits came off in the bag by the time I returned. I realize that the slots to stash those bits are not tight enough and allow the bits to come off easily.Other than that, it has all the functionality of any other multi tool but with larger grip area. On my unit, the branding wore off easily as I rubbed it with my finger.As for the tolerances, its okay. Don't expect really precise business ends. When compared to Wera hex keys, the ends on these look shabby.
Scott La Badie
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2025
Missing parts wish I had all
Steve
Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2025
Great little tool but it is a bit awkward to hold and use it.
IrieMon69
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2025
I was torn between 4 and 5 stars, but only if you're considering for two different uses. If you're considering this as an on-bike tool, it gets 4 stars. If considering it as a handy all-in-one multi-tool kit to keep in your bike storage area, it gets 5 stars. Those two ratings are only due to size and shape - it works better in the bike storage area, but can also function in a pinch as an on-bike tool as well. I'm using it as an on-bike tool, I just purchased a larger bike bag to ensure everything would fit.Personally I ordered because I'm trying to outfit bike stuff in another state from where I live; I travel there frequently and stay for a couple weeks at a time to assist my elderly parents. Because I've been doing some serious bike training lately I didn't want to stop riding for those recurring weeks, so I'm now building out an entire bike and tool outfit there.As stated already, the triangle design has pros and cons. Pros are much better torgue/grip than a straight bit driver, and lots of storage nooks for diff bits. Cons are the width of the tool sometimes having issues with clearance, and not as much depth/length to get into tighter spaces. My other bike I have a folding design and the torque on that one is much, much less than on this one, but it does give a bit more slender length on the bit head.I have had no issues with bits falling out either from storage nor from the bit heads. They don't go in super tight, but as long as they stay in they are tight enough for me.The tool is not light so if you're using as an on-bike tool keep that in mind. Personally I ride for fitness not PR's, so the extra weight just means I get more workout in the same amount of time as if my bike setup was lighter.
JACQUELINE
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2025
I’m really impressed with this Y-wrench! As someone who lives alone and doesn’t need a huge toolkit, this is the perfect solution. It’s compact, easy to use, and has everything I need to maintain my bike, all in one small tool.The Y-wrench fits perfectly in the palm of your hand, and the non-slip grip gives me great control. It’s comfortable to hold, even during longer sessions, and the 3-way design gives me more leverage for tightening bolts—very helpful when I need to apply more torque.This tool is packed with versatility. It includes 7 interchangeable double-sided tool bits. Whether it’s adjusting brakes, tightening bolts, or making quick fixes on the go, I have all the tools I need in one place.The tool bits are securely stored around the tool, making them easy to access when I need to swap them out.Built to Last: The wrench is made from chrome-plated hard steel, which makes it rust-resistant and extremely durable. I've used it multiple times now, and it still looks and works like new.It’s small enough to keep in my car, backpack, or even my pocket while riding. I love how portable it is—no need to lug around a bulky tool kit anymore. This is so convenient for any cyclist, whether you’re commuting or going on a long ride.If you’re looking for a compact, multi-functional tool for your bike that’s easy to use and built to last, this Y-wrench is a must-have. It’s small, lightweight, and perfect for everyday bike maintenance. I highly recommend it!
neurotome
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2025
It's instructive to consider how this arrived. It was in a cardboard box, heavy thick card stock - but the sharp tip of one of the wrenches had punched a hole in the box and the entire wrench tip and lug was sticking out, firmly wedged. And all 3 of the spare bits had come off their fairly weak magnetic housings and were rattling around in the bottom of the box.Well. This is supposed to go in a bike kit, maybe an underseat bag. Don't you think it'll do the same thing in there - punch a hole through your waterproof bag, and bits rattling around, making noise and banging up against your flat kit or first aid kit?Even for the workbench drawer, this isn't ideal - it's coated in a smelly light grease, suggesting that once the grease is gone the bits will cold-weld into the lugs, or corrode, or worse. And it's actually not all that comfortable - it's hard to pick up or hold without one of the sharp bits pressing into your hand. Not impossible - but you have to work at it. If I used this regularly I'd expect to regularly perforate my palms.No one has yet managed to fit 12 allen wrenches into a small form factor that is elegant and doesn't rattle around. But I see no reason to use this to replace my current, which is a piece of molded red plastic with 12 hexagonal holes in it. It's been holding my wrench kit together for 20 years and I guess it's got some more life in it, because I sure ain't replacing it with this.
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