Crankbrothers Multi Tool M 19 Matte Black Red

Sturdy piece. Love the metal case that comes with it.

Certainly! Here's a positive review for theThe Crankbrothers Multi-Tool is an absolute game-changer for both on-the-go repairs and regular bike maintenance. As someone who likes to be prepared, this tool has everything I need in a compact and sturdy design.The range of tools is impressive, from Allen wrenches to screwdrivers, and even a chain tool. It’s perfect for adjusting gears, tightening bolts, and fixing chains – all without needing a bulky toolbox.

What a great little tool kit to keep a peace of mind while on rides, works great around the garage for repairs as well. This is a must have for Al mtb/road bike riders. Even comes in a nice little case to keep any sharp edges from damaging anything else you carry in your bag.

The tool itself is well-built. Plenty of options to fix most repairs on the road. This is my primary chain tool and spoke tensioner. The tool choice and use of space is really clever, I particularly like the chain tool that doubles as a spoke wrench, and has two wrench sizes built-in.I didn't particularly like the case however. When I first got the tool, the case was nigh impossible to open by hand. A couple of months down the line, the case just about opens itself if you look at it funny. The issue is they used a weird locking mechanism on the top that gets scraped away each time you open it. The tool fits snugly (It doesn't even rattle, I have to give them props for the tolerances) but it doesn't feel like it meets the quality of the rest of the tool. I'd much rather have a fabric case or a better designed metal case with a non-degrading opening mechanism.Regardless, this is still a premium tool. Though I likely won't use the case, I plan to use this tool for years to come. I will definitely consider this brand when I need more bike tools in the future.

All the tools work great and come in handy. My only gripe is on the chain tool is the housing for the pin tool needs to have more threads. It worked but you can see in my pic that the pin was crooked. I only grabbed a thread or 2 and it was tough to punch in the pin. But I was able to eventually get it in and got home.

If it's not this tool, I suggest getting SOMETHING, because the last thing you want is to be stranded, walking your bike along, or waiting for a pick-up because of a failure you could have fixed if you one of these. I wish my local bike shop recommended something like this before I walked out the door with my new bike. Also no idea why people think the case is hard to open, I can do it one-handed, effortlessly. The trick is understanding only one side of it is meant to open.

This multitool feels sturdy and solid to the touch. Some of the thinner hex bits make me a bit nervous, but hopefully you don't have to use them in a high-torque application. Beyond that, I feel pretty confident about the build quality.The packaging is super nice as well, I like the little case it comes in.

Totally love it! Use it for a long time, it's a solid tool, it never fails.