DMLNN Premium Bicycle Tire Lever Tyre Spoon Iron Changing Tool, Bike Tire Levers Premium Stainless Steel Levers to Repair Bike Tube, Best Tire Changing Tool

Las palancas muy prácticas y super maniobrables para safar el caucho

These are great. They are as strong as I had hoped, which is much stronger than I actually expected. The only problem is they sort of grip on the metal rim and can be hard to slide along. They also can gouge the metal and make it even harder to slide. However, I am terrible with bike maintenance so I am going to give them the benefit of the doubt and assume it is my own mistakes rather than design flaws.

The biggest issue with these is that they are metal. Why is this an issue? They will scratch your rims. I suppose these are fine if you don’t mind scratches on your rims?

I changed 2 sets of tires on bikes for my granddaughters, the first with screwdrivers and a small pry bar, the second with the Tragoods spoons. Night and day difference! I cut the time to about 5 minutes with the spoons. My 8 yr old granddaughter was able to remove the inner tube using the spoons and put the tire back on (had fun doing this too). I’ll never go back to the crude approach.The spoons are well built and finished, although one/nine had a small rough spot on the contact edge (easily sanded it smooth). They will probably last for decades. I bought the set of nine (best cost per spoon) but only used four to change a tire on a 20” rim. I’ll keep sets in different locations. There are similar spoons at lower price on Amazon but I wouldn’t hesitate to buy these again. Wouldn’t waste my time on plastic ones for the cost difference but might consider if rim scratching is a big concern (didn’t see any in my experience).A tip: the notched end of the first and maybe second spoon comes off the spoke as you work around the rim. I wrapped a small piece of wire around the end to hold in place since I don’t have three hands.

These tire levers are strong and appear to be good quality except that a burr was left on the spoon portion from the manufacturing stamping process. That could damage tubes, I'll probably file it off.The ones that I received look the same as the product listing except that they say "Bike Lever" and have a different logo. Like the listing, they also say #205, which, from the packaging, apparently refers to the stainless steel grade used. Web sources say that #205 is about 30% stronger than the more common #304 grade. The packaging says "Elecroplated outer layer effectively prevents rust." That does seem a little odd since stainless steel is supposed to be corrosion resistant by itself. They are made in China.I have a recumbent trike with 20" wheels. I bought these levers because the puncture-resistant tires that I use are very difficult to install with plastic levers. I haven't used them yet, I'll update this review if relevant.

These levers are tough, thin and perfect. I had purchased some other metal tire levers over a year ago, after snapping two plastic ones while removing my tire. The old, thicker levers are bulky and harder to use (although they were good at pinching the tube). These new spoon-shaped levers are perfect for the job and make repairing a flat tire SO much easier.

Muy bueno para evitar los de plastico que, generalmente, se rompen con facilidad

If you do your own bike repairs, and need to replace your inner tube or change out your bike tire, you can't live without these tools. Helps to have these tire levers, (5) of them to take off or put back on the tire around the rim. These are very solid tools, that won't bend under pressure and have a nicely placed hook to click into your spokes.

Están muy buenas peronsi hay que saberlas usar por que puedes rayar el rin de la bici

Por el momento no he tenido oportunidad de usarlas, pero debo de decir que el material se ve de muy buena calidad.

Ligeras y útiles.