AWS10 Fold-Up Hex Wrench Set 1.5-6 mm,Blue

As with all Park tools this is a handy tool to have it has a good selection of sizes to fit most of the bolts and screws on a bike, it's a great tool and comfortable in the hand when using it.

This is very handy as the body is smaller than other multi tools that don’t give you much reach and can be difficult to use in small areas. I put a new plastic water cage on a bike and it was a pain with a thicker multitool. For the price it’s good value.

I first came across this being used as the weapon of choice by the technicians in a big bike shop, and was delighted to see the tool was perfectly affordable. Despite the plastic body, this thing is rock solid, and just lasts beautifully. The tension means the individual wrenches stay at the angle they're pushed to, and the plastic body appears perfectly strong enough to crank as much as necessary, while being quite lightweight.

They are really handy for bikes and scooters but sandals my brake calliper was in a snug spot and needed a shorter hex key to access. I had to replace with the ones on the right of the photo so if you have any tight spaces these might not be what you're looking for. If you don't have any tight hex bolts then these are great quality, light, fits nicely in a backpack and affordable.

Park tools are a bit more expensive, but usually worth the extra. This is true in this case, as although the frame is made of plastic, it seems really good quality and will definitely outlast my previous purchase of a similar tool from a high street store chain, which fell apart (the tool AND the store chain!).

Had mine for over 7 years and the only thing wrong is the plastic washers between the Allen keys snapped from wear and tear (I'm a bike mechanic so it's used ALOT), easily fixed with metal washers. Got this one for a friend who loved mine as it's such good quality. Would definitely recommend as these are the best Allen keys I've ever used and compact enought to keep in your pocket. Worth every penny

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Overall I'm disappointed with this tool. It's decent but I've been reading and watching media that highlights Park Tools as being best in class. I found these to be light weight. The keys themselves seem to be good quality and I don't think they would damage bolts on my bike. I've compared these to my Kamasa set that I've had for 28 years. It's almost the same tool. The body of the kasama tool is metal with a plastic cover like a penknife. The body if the park tool is completly plastic. With the kamasa tool you can hold it at 90 degrees and apply pressure that I'm sure the park tool would break under. That said it would be fine for a bike. I didn't need this tool but it was in sale and good value at the sake price. But I'd say that there are many better sets out there.