Park ToolMT-1 Rescue Wrench Multi-Tool

I have a fair number of Park Tool tools and consider them a good brand. I am a keen cyclist and do most of my own maintenance on my 3 bikes and 2 more belonging to family members. This tool is nicely designed: 5 common sizes of Allen key, 3 common sizes of hex spanner, and a simple screw driver, all aligned with the handle in such a way that you get high torque for the bigger sizes and low torque/easy spinning for the screw driver and smallest Allen key. It is well thought out. It is small, has no moving parts, and is light. What is disappointing is the quality of the casting. You can see a flash line in places, and the Allen keys and screw driver look like they would not stand up to undoing a tight or seized fastener. However, if your bike is reasonably well maintained and you use the tool only for emergency roadside repairs and adjustments it will be excellent for that. It is NOT suitable to be relied on as a workshop tool. I bought it intending to check its quality before buying a second one. I probably won't buy the second one.

Very useful bike tool, which takes up little room. Expensive for what it is though. Better than the usual bike multitool as they rarely include spanners.With one of these, small mole grips, tyre levers, puncture repair kit and a chain tool, you should be able to fix most on road pushbike problems.

Little bit rough around the edges, quite literally, but also quite handy and small so can be carried in a pack and used in emergency

A great little tool. You are much better off with a tool such as this as opposed to those folding tools, you can get much more pressure behind one of these, strongly recommended.

Terrific and truly compact multi tool. Have used one for years having misplaced my original one this is replacement.

Could do everything on my bike. Only thing it couldn't do was the brake pad screw.

Don't bother with it. Tried to open the seat post clamp, and the allen key broke. Made of butter. Luckily I was at home, and not in the middle of the road, so I could use a proper tool and finish the job.Good idea, but this thing is not reliable. Gonna get a proper multitool.

handy carry with you tool