[FrankS29]

Pricey, but I really like their tools.

I already have the 8-bit pack pliers and really like them.

Love that you can actually get decent torque on bolts that require it. Even with a compact, lightweight tool.

 

[dan l]

Probably a good value when you are trying to remove a derailleur hangar using a cheaper tool that has less leverage and is of lesser quality and snaps in your hand resulting in having to walk your bike out of the woods and call a friend to pick you up to then drive you to where you parked your car.

Ask me how I know…

 

[WHALENARD]

$140 bucks for the complete piece?
GTFO!

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[FrankS29]

$140 bucks for the complete piece?
GTFO!

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I want to agree with you, but at least the 8-bit pack plier is my favorite multi-tool, period.

 

[Shark]

Made in the USA
Heck yeah.

Wolf tooth isn't the cheapest, but very well made. Hard to argue nice tools.

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[EchoTony]

And I thought my Topeak was a bit expensive:

Topeak Ratchet Rocket Lite DX+

Shop & learn - Topeak Ratchet Rocket Tool in the Bike Multi-Tool Collection - Part Number: TT2579, Compact Mini Tool Kit with organized tool bits to handle a wide range of adjustments and road repairs.

www.worldwidecyclery.com

But that's a legitimate mini-ratchet with decent leverage and an extender bar for more leverage if necessary. Add in a cheap master link pliers and you are at 1/2 the price and about the same size in your pack:

Amazon.com : Granite Talon Tyre Levers with Master Link Pliers Function, Quick-Link Chain Removing Tool (Orange) : Sports & Outdoors

Amazon.com : Granite Talon Tyre Levers with Master Link Pliers Function, Quick-Link Chain Removing Tool (Orange) : Sports & Outdoors

smile.amazon.com

 

[FrankS29]

And I thought my Topeak was a bit expensive:

Topeak Ratchet Rocket Lite DX+

Shop & learn - Topeak Ratchet Rocket Tool in the Bike Multi-Tool Collection - Part Number: TT2579, Compact Mini Tool Kit with organized tool bits to handle a wide range of adjustments and road repairs.

www.worldwidecyclery.com

But that's a legitimate mini-ratchet with decent leverage and an extender bar for more leverage if necessary. Add in a cheap master link pliers and you are at 1/2 the price and about the same size in your pack:

Amazon.com : Granite Talon Tyre Levers with Master Link Pliers Function, Quick-Link Chain Removing Tool (Orange) : Sports & Outdoors

Amazon.com : Granite Talon Tyre Levers with Master Link Pliers Function, Quick-Link Chain Removing Tool (Orange) : Sports & Outdoors

smile.amazon.com

My buddy has that Topeak set, it’s huge and heavy compared to the WolfTooth set up.

He keeps the Topeak in the car now and rides with the WolfTooth 8-bit pliers.

 

[HEMIjer]

If you already have the existing 8 bit pliers I assume nothing was changed with them and the other new tools will still "combine" with them?

 

[Josh Patterson]

If you already have the existing 8 bit pliers I assume nothing was changed with them and the other new tools will still "combine" with them?

That's correct. It's just like adding another Transformer to make a Mega Bot.

 

[FrankS29]

That's correct. It's just like adding another Transformer to make a Mega Bot.

If you can make it a point to weave Transformers references into all your reviews from now on , that would be great.

 

[shakazulu12]

I ordered the full set. One thing with the bits in the pliers, you are definitely going to lose any of them that hit the ground being flat black. But the extra size and ability to really get a grip makes up for it for me.

 

[codahale]

One thing with the bits in the pliers, you are definitely going to lose any of them that hit the ground being flat black.

The bits in mine are silver, FWIW.

 

[FrankS29]

The bits in mine are silver, FWIW.

same here

 

[crank1979]

That's correct. It's just like adding another Transformer to make a Mega Bot.

It's actually combiner or gestalt, not Mega Bot. 🤖

 

[shakazulu12]

I would definitely prefer silver.