Cozyroomy Bike Repair Tool Kit Set - Bicycle Tool Box with Reversible Drive Ratchet Tool, Chain Tool Bike Tire Tool Pedal Wrench, etc. 6 Months Warranty

This is the best and most complete set of bike tools you can buy for a reasonable price. The quality of the tools is more than satisfactory. I'm sure you can get better quality tools but you would have to pick them one by one and they would be significantly more expensive.The box is handy, although a bit crowded.It's by far the best choice for anyone who wants to fix his bike regularly or even build one from scratch.

This kit had all the tools needed to fix my bike. Unfortunately the chain link removal tool is cheap and broke the first time I tried to use it. The thread went completely. Fortunately I have 3 others so was still able to change my chain. Also don’t rely on the puncture repair kit as it’s useless. I still have it 4 stars as the main tools would have cost much more to buy separately so it was still good value for money

There are cheaper similar items out there, but these seem better quality, how many times are you going to change a cassette or an axle? If you're a Pro Bike Mechanic, you've probably got everything in this set, if you just want quality tools to service your own bicycle, then these will do nicely. There is the bonus of a hard case to keep everything in its place. Each and every bicycle has its own peculiar fasteners, so this should be a good foundation for any keen tinkerer..

Good little piece of kit am really impressed with it and it good for the price well worth the money 😊

Bought it mainly for the lower bracket removal tool everything else in the box was a bonus, but I found myself eventually utilising most if not all the tools.

Do not purchase this item. I found out too late as the "return item date" expired before I used the kit, so I'm stuck with this falsely advertised trash toolkit. Some of the tools are fine, and made with hardened steel as you would expect. On the main picture listing, the orange handled tools are fine. However, several of the tools are made with a soft metal that looks to be "cast" rather than "forged". As for the quality of these seemingly "cast" tools (which are falsely marked "Forged Steel"), think Poundland if Gerald Ratner manufactured Poundland tools.If you examine the picture on the listing, you'll see the adjustable wrench is clearly marked "Forged Steel". You might not be able to read that through the "casting" marks. This basically snapped with the slightest amount of tension. Laughably, this is the only tool in the kit with the correct size to remove a cassette. This wrench isn't strong enough to remove the tape from from a video cassette. The spoke tightening tool (small round tool on the picture listing) is also soft metal that ended up damaging the nipples on my spokes when I used it (and the spoke nipples left marks on this supposedly "forged steel" tool).I'm guessing they have taken a smaller toolkit of decent quality gear, added a bunch of cheap crap "Poundland-like" tools to flesh it out, and then repackaged it as a larger toolkit in order to charge a lot more.Buyer beware.

the plastic covers on the multitools handles snapped off leaving sharp edges, and the crank tool got rounded off because its made from a soft plastic.

all in all its is a very good set of tools and I would highly recommend, does not feel cheap and I've been using it happily for a few months now. I'm only giving it a 3 star rating since i did not receive the socket wrench but other than that its perfect.