Prestacycle TorqRatchet Multi-tool – ALL-IN-ONE Install/remove Ratchet plus 2~10Nm Beam Torque Tool (Deluxe Zipper Case Kit with (12) S2 Hex Bits)

This is an interesting torque wrench, I ordered the Deluxe Kit model, I like to make sure my bike is always torqued to manufacture specs, this reduces wear on components and keeps the bike riding good, I used to use a multi-tool for trail side repairs, but I would never know if I was overtightening or under tightening, some things this works for, but other parts like loose pivot bolts it is not something to guess on, the torque bar is extremely helpful to correctly torque a bolt anywhere even on the trail.Besides for the portable convenience, the main reason I purchased this torque wench is my bike has a narrow upper link for the rear suspension and my normal torque wrench just wouldn't fit inside, and I don't like to guess torques, this wrench fit in the narrow area with room to spare, I like how the wrench fits over the bit and makes it very compact, for example my previous small torque wrench is 1.7 inches (bit+wrench), this one is just 1.1 inches (bit+wrench).Plus most of the bolts on my bike range from 2-10 nm, with just one bolt being 20 nm, and the cranks are 12-14 nm, so this wrench covers 98% of my bike, of course using it as a standard wrench it can handle 60~nm, so it can tighten pedals as-well, however the torque bar reading is just to 10 nm.The torque wrench seems well-built and feels very sturdy, it can go 2-10 nm and from my testing and comparing with another torque wench it seems accurate, I tightened a bolt to 5 nm then used my clicker torque wench to verify and vice versa, the included bits are strong and are well-made so far none have rounded off, the wrench is a ratchet with a forward and reverse switch, you first tighten the bolt up snug, then do the final tightening with the torque bar nob which will point to the current torque number (0,2-10), the torque bar only works in the clockwise direction.With the hard case, tool and bits this tool weights in at 200g, the tool alone is 66g so not too bad to carry around in backpack, I could further reduce the weight by just selecting the bits my bike uses like the 2, 2.5, 4, 5, 8, T25 ..etc. however the weight is not really an issue for me.For cons / wishes, I wish it did a higher torque range around 2-20 nm, or would've included the extension and socket bits which may be needed for deep bolt areas on a bike, or if needing to use a socket, the torque text and lines can be hard to see sometimes, no clicker type mechanism either, the torque wrench bar can only be used on standard threaded screws, not on reverse threads.Overall I recommend, lightweight portable torque wench, great for bike repairs, and tight spaces, strong ratchet, 12 commonly used bits, sturdy hard case..

I needed something I can take along that is simple to use and well made and this one hits both of those criteria spot on

Bought this to do minor adjustments on my carbon bike frame. It does the job well. I actually ordered the extension bar separately to better reach the saddle adjustment bolts. Maybe this should come standard with the wrench as it is hard to get to some bolts without it. Amazon did not sell it, but I bought direct from Prestacycle and it came free shipping within a few days. You can read the torque settings from either side, which is nice. The wrench is small and light enough, you can pack it on a ride if you wanted to make geometry adjustments after riding a few miles. The torque readings are kind of hard to see and very close together, but if you're not a stickler for hitting the exact N.m. torque setting, it's fine. There are more accurate wrenches out there but at much higher price points or too big to pack on your bike ride. So, if you're looking for a reasonabley priced torque wrench to make adjustments to your carbon frame without fear of damaging several thousands of dollars worth of carbon bike frame, this is a good choice. And....if you want to have something you can pack in a bike pack and make minor adjustments on the road, it's an even better choice. My big recommendation is to also buy their extension bar.

Overall the tool is decent quality. The wrench feels nice in hand and the bits seem to be hard enough. I did find that the tool does not fit in certain areas (for example, it is unable to turn the seat screw on my gravel bike because there just isn't enough clearance.) I would have liked to see some kind of joint articulation at the head so that I can get into tight fitting areas on my bike. I need to carry a separate hex key for my seat post because this tool can't do it.However, the bag I received was not great. The zipper got stuck and broke in half after a light tug on my third time opening the bag. Also, I purchased the extention bar and wish there was a slot in the bag to fit the bar.Regardless, I am now unable to carry this tool on the bike with me because the bag is permanently unzipped. It makes a good shop tool though so it shall be relegated to garage duty for now.

This has become one of my favorite tools to adjust my carbon bike. It’s extremely tiny but feels extra solid. You can read the Nm from both sides, so it’s good for those hard to reach screws. I wish the scale was a bit easier to read but it’s not a dealbreaker.The case it comes in it’s a really nice addition and keeps everything together. Again, I wish they included an extension for the bits, but I bought a generic cheap set of extensions for $5 and they fit the tool just right.I’ve tried multiple torque wrenches and tools that were cheaper, but ended up keeping this one even if it’s a bit pricey. It’s just worth it and gets everywhere.

This torque wrench setup is thin and packs up nicely in my CamelBak. This only issue I have is that I can't see the dang markers for the torque specs. I'm going to give this one to my kid and move to one that clicks instead.

Wow, I didn't think this set would be this nice. Reading the torque takes a little to get used to, but what a well made tool. For road or mountain biking, this is the bees knees of compact torque tools. Coming from an engineering background I can tell you this is worth the money.

The one I received was defective right out of the box and was locked up in an infinite resistance. Even putting that aside for the moment it's not the type of torque wrench where you set the target torque amount and then feel/hear a click when reaching that torque. You have to constantly eyeball the tiny scale on the end of the wrench, plus do some kind of pushing action on the knob, when setting desired torque. Very inconvenient especially when wrenching in tight spaces where you can't get your face close up to the scale to see it.

Received the product rapidly and looks good. Althought the wrench is working the torque gage (the reason why I bought this in the frst place does not work!!!. Not good.