Granite Talon Bike Tyre Levers with Chain Master Link Pliers (Black)

What a great product and dont know why I didn’t buy sooner. Ive got a proper chain splitting tool at home and recently when out on my bike, I broke my rear mech and had no way of splitting the quick link, if only I had this, I could of easily split the chain. I love the robust feel of these, simple and effective plus they have storage holes for a spare chain link. Definitely worth the money

The perfect combination of seriously strong tyre levers with a quick link removal tool. They even have holes to store a spare quick link, in case you snap your chain. I’ve bought a few sets now for the various bags that I carry whilst riding different bikes. They’re awesome, buy some!

Very good for the emergency tool kit, attach to bike throw or throw it in your bag it's worth it's weight in gold. They feel solid, even better than the dedicated tyre levers I've used for years and the quick link removal function is 85% of the way there of my dedicated shed toolkit. Furthering it's praise, being able to varry a quick link on board is an excellent touch, it would be the cherry on the cake - if not for an equally potent downside - that is, the two pieces don't nest/snap inside eachother without aid of an elastic band. (included) I have other portable tyre levers which *snap* together quite securely and I always find them stick together when they are needed no matter what box they've found themselves thrown in over the years, these I fear a simple elastic band will result in them eventually becoming separated. But for the price, the value quality & overall functionality here is excellent and they will definitely live onboard my bike.

If you have tubeless tyres that are a pain in the neck to mount then look no further; these will NOT snap. I have a nightmare trying to mount Vittoria Corsa Controls or Schwalbe Pro Ones one my Fulcrum rims and I've been through Topeak Shuttle and Park Tool levers, among others, that have all snapped. They feel kinda fibrous, not like plastic but not like carbon fibre either. The tips are slim and the main body is also quite skinny for popping-over the last near-impossible bit of the tyre. Pro-Tip: a bit of soapy water really helps to slide the tyre on, and also make sure the bead snaps in place better! As an added bonus, these are also tiny and take up little space in my tiny saddle bag. And, I haven't even used them as a chain plier yet, but they feel very well made and I have no doubt they'd work well. Yeah, as one guy moaned, you need the (included) rubber bands to keep them together and make sure your spare chain link stays put. But, that's a small price to pay for an otherwise excellent product.

This tool is cleverly thought out. It works well to open or close the chain quick link. I like the storage place for a spare quick link within the tool. It doubles as a pair of tyre levers as well. I always take it with me when out on the bike.

Tried to use these and the metal pin just keeps popping out when using them as quick link pliers. Very flimsy. Not very good Tyre levers with modern enduro or dh tyres they stand no chance and feel like they are about to snap. Would of returned these but I was past my 30 day return window. The only thing that realy works are the two elastic bands that hold them together. I'd avoid these and go with proper quick link pliers for the same cost.

It's a great way to cut back on having chain pliers and levers in a go bag I carry with me when I head out. Ultimately this is good quality, I used it nearly straight away to remove a tire for a puncture and the material of the levers were quite frictionless and left no markings on my rims. As a test to make sure they were up to task, it unclipped my chain with ease and whilst not as comfy as my pliers, they'll be more than enough in an 'oh no' moment. So whilst I have possibly one verrry minor critique overall they're worth the money for me. Only suggestion, perhaps make them lock or snap together for being stowed with a chain master link, they rely on two provided rubber bands to do this and if you lose the band's, welp, and they don't come with a chain holding loop or pin, I had one spare so not an issue exactly, but they must be less than 2p to make and include...

Good solid tyre levers with the advantage of a quick link tool to make it easier to break and join a chain that has a quick link. It also has a neat place to store a spare quick ling so you don't spend ages rummaging around in your bags. Of course if your chain breaks un-cleanly you will also need a chain tool. The tyre leavers are made from a solid, unbendable plastic which is adequate in most circumstances but would probably snap if overstrained. This is only likely to happen using the wrong technique on tight tyres in which case I would recommend a to use a Crankbrothers speedier lever too. Topeak do a similar tool which includes a tool for valve core removal (and presumable tightening) which could be useful if you have a particular make of pump, however they seem to be even more brittle.

Muy práctico al ser desmontable y ocupar pico espacio. Ligero para llevarlo en la mochila. Herramienta imprescindible si tienes problemas con la cadena en plena montaña. Y además sirve como palancas para los neumáticos.

Just the job and very strong I was able to remove my 29 inch tyres on my mbt using these

They work exactly as advertised

Genau sowas suchte ich für meine Fahrrad Touren, ein leichtes Tool was mehrere Funktionen hat, Reifen montieren geht super da gutes Material, Kettenschloss öffnen super und noch die Möglichkeit ein Kettenschloss (2 Glieder) unterzubringen. Und es ist schön leicht. Alles im allem bin sehr begeistert von dem Tool und auch froh es gefunden zu haben 🙂

出先のトラブルツールのために車載にいいです。 クイックリンク外し、タイヤレバー、予備のクイックリンクストレージの三役がちゃんと機能しますし、コンパクトに収まって軽い。 あれこれ多機能にし過ぎると、帯に短し襷に長しになるので、ほんとちょうどいいです。