Mighty Torque Wrench - Black

Edit: 1 year after buying ~ I e upgraded from 3 to 5 stars. Yes the design leads to a little over~tightening, but you can adjust for that. The quality is superb, and I’ve avoided ruining countless bike bits with this little beauty. In truth this is now may favourite and most important bike tool. I love it ~ hence upgrade to 5 stars!! Original review is below;Nice set of hex keys and star drives. Materials used are of solid quality, and there's a very pleasing snap fit for the attachments, (you press the button on the top to attach or release the hex keys - means that they don't drop off, which is very nice).I have only given 3 stars because although the quality and feel is very nice - and indeed worthy of 5 stars - I am disappointed with the design. I particularly wanted low-torque ability - and this one goes down to 2nm, which should be perfect. The way this device is meant to work is that you apply pressure until the desired torque is reached, and then it sort of clicks, and the handle gives way a cm or so to let you know you've reached the desired torque - however this means that you apply steady pressure until you reach your desired pressure, and then it clicks on - giving an extra bit of tightness each time. This is actually very annoying. Absolutely not the end of the world - and this torque wrench is massively better than no torque wrench and just guessing the pressure, (as I have been doing up till now), however I do wonder why they designed it this way...Based on the design, I would have probably given the set 2 stars - however the quality of materials and the carry case really is first rate.If you are not fussed about the lighter settings, then this set is lovely, and please don't be put off by my review.

It's a good tool, tweaked all the bolts on my bike to the correct torque after months of overtightening by hand which has now solved a few creaks and squeaks.But 3/5 Stars because 2 of the suspension bolts on my bike are left handed threads and I didn't realise the tool doesn't torque left despite description stating it's reversible it until I went beast mode on the bolts and thought this can't be right at which point I realised the Torque only works on normal threaded screws.I assumed all torque wrenches do left/right torque but after further research it seems that isn't the case....though for the price of this there are alternative wrenches that do.

I have used this to upgrade and rebuild my road bike, having invested in high quality composite components this is a great tool ensuring nothing is damaged by over tightening, or dangerous due to loose fixings. This also looks the identical wrench sold and branded by GIANT for over double the price.I would suggest using the tool on test pieces first so you get a feel for the 'release' when the correct tension is reached, as this is not a ratchet type release found on very expensive manufacturing tools, and if you are not familiar it could be possible to over tighten.

Great little torque wrench 2-24nm just right for my road bike .Put on new stem with the wrench - no problem!!If you tighten up bolt nice and slow you can feel when it get to the right torque with a little give and a quiet click.Nice assortment of bits included.I dont think there is a problem about moving the set torque accidently.just remember to change the setting for the next bolts if torque is differentIm well pleased with the purchase 😁

So this is a great little torque wrench, ideal for cyclists. I have a carbon fibre bike so over tightening the Allen bolts could turn into an expensive mistake. This takes all the guess work out. The only criticism I have is there a little bit of play in the torque adjustment mechanism, it makes no difference to the critical operation of the tool, but when you are setting a torque level, it's a little bit annoying to have that play in the adjustment.Other than that, the wrench will "click" and "flex" a little (not sure if that is the right way to describe it, it basically gives a little when the torque setting is hit) much like larger torque wrenches. You can of course continue to apply pressure and tighten if you desire, but that is how it indicates the required torque level has been met.Comes with a good selection of Allen keys and an extender bar, haven't found a job it can't do on my bike so far.

Excellent product. Like others here I use for my bike(s). Takes the guess work out of tightening bolts particularly with carbon frames and dropper seat posts which can be damaged with over tightening. Few things to note;1. the torque is set by rotating the handle at the bottom to required value. It does not lock in place and there is no nut to lock the torque setting as stated in the manual.2. Once required torque is set and you have fitted appropriate attachment to the end(good selection comes with tool) away you go. Once you tighten and reach the selected torque the top of the device will pivot/give a little to show you tightened enough. It took me a while to get the hang of, but practice on a few bolts at say 5nm and you will see there is a definite pivot/give when the torque level is reached.3. There is a push button on the head of the device for the attachments.

Bought this for tightening things requiring a lower torque (2-24 N-m) as I fix up my motorbike - things like handlebar mount bolts, top yoke pinch bolts, etc.Came in a nice blow-moulded box containing a selection of hex and star sockets, and an extra long 5mm hex socket. Used it for the 1st time this weekend and was really pleased with it.Nice smooth action that was easy to feel when torque was reached, easy to adjust, clear gauge to set torque, comfortable handle - all round a good quality, solid-feeling tool that I hope will stay accurate and last me for years.Tiniest thing that would be extra useful would be a conversion chart, as my Haynes manual quotes imperial lb-f-m and the wrench uses N-m, but five minutes using a conversion calculator on the Internet and I could make my own, and that's got nothing to do with the quality of the tool - would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a small torque wrench.