CrankbrothersSpeedier Lever

Dam, solid stuff and changing tire was never so simple.Why did I struggle for last 30 years and do all by hand or butter knife.Why did no one tell me these items exist?thank you YOUTUBE!Its a dam handy tool, not taking much space and even if you have to only use it once a year. It does the job great and its worth the buy.Functionality, definitely there!

Frustrated by punctures? No More!!!!!!!Fantastic, and a game changer for removing and fitting bike tyres.It is genuinely well designed, works a treat, and is small enough to be totally portable, brilliant.

I have a mixed opinion on this. My tyre/rim combo is EXTREMELY tight and I found it impossible to get the tyre off using this tool - I had to resort to using 3 normal tyre levers. However, for putting the tyre back on (which was always the most difficult and stressful bit) this worked pretty much as advertised, and slipped my very tight tyre back onto the rim with hardly any trouble at all; something I have struggled to do, even with tyre levers. For that reason it has earned a place in my saddlebag for all my rides.Just be aware that if you have a very tight tyre/rim combo you still might need additional assistance to get your tyre off. It might work OK though for less tight tyres, but I haven't tried it yet.

Had this for a year now and used a few times. Needs quite a strong hand to remove or refit the tyre, but quick to use and so much easier than regular tyre levers or the Topeak Shuttle. It's only nylon but the tip is quite substantial and it seems robust so far. Not completely obvious how to use it so suggest studying the instructions and keeping a pic of the key diagram on the phone for when you're on the road.

What can I say apart from it fulfils it's claim of making tyre removal and mounting easy.The key is the fact that you have a well placed handle, the rounded grip which allows you to mount the tyre using the notch on the tool. It's ingenious because it's so simple, and that's the magic. I managed to fit a very difficult tyre without any problems.On trips I carry this tool plus another tyre lever for use when taking a tyre off - you still need two at this stage but mounting you just need this little marvel.A bargain at twice the price.

Absolutely no problem taking off tubeless Specialized Butcher or Schwalbe Magic Mary tyres.They seem strong and durable, hopefully they’ll last a long time too.

Taking a tyre off the rim is by far my most hated job on a bike. With this tool taking the tyre off was done in seconds.It seems like a pretty sturdy plastic tyre lever, and was certainly sturdier than the set that I had previously (which snapped just trying to lever the tyre over the rim...) and this single lever had done the job that I have tried with multiple levers. Its also really good to have a section of the tool dedicated to speedy tyre replacement. This tool made getting the tyre off the rim and putting it back on take less time than it did to deflate and reinflate the tyre (as I realised I put it on the wrong way. Check your tyres for direction of rotation so you dont have to swap the tyre round like I did...)This is one item I should have bought years ago.

On some tyres it works really well but with tighter beads I have to resort to standard tyre levers. So to be honest I might as well just carry a set of cheap standard levers that do everything