Despite the budget price, the Lifeline Pro tool felt solid in the hand, with the tools being the one-piece forged type rather than the cheaper-to-produce wrapped-end tools. The chain tool is sleek, smooth-edged and provides good leverage. It does rattle against the tool when not in use though, which might prove irritating. You could always tape it to the tool or put an elastic band around it, but that would spoil the aesthetic of what’s a sleek-looking tool. The ratchet bar gives good leverage and is reversible via a tiny lever on its head. It makes tightening and loosening bolts a lot easier than a multi-tool, where you need to turn the entire tool’s body or repeatedly insert and remove the head when a bolt needs more than a small tweak.

A keychain multi-tool can represent an entire tool kit. Depending on the tool, it might feature everything from tweezers to a knife blade. Some models will include Philips and regular head screwdriver additions, while others might come with more specific components like needle-nose pliers. What are the benefits of a keychain multi-tool? The chain tool screws into the multi-tool body, so to use it you have to unscrew the punch to release it. The multi-tool’s 4mm hex head then slots into the end of the punch for leverage when in use. It’s slightly fiddly, but we found that there was adequate leverage to work on the chain and the chain hook helps keep everything in place. You don’t need to buy extra parts or tools to be able to use this product. The Keyzmo is self-sufficient and can serve you in emergencies The manufacturers of this product already did a test run with different screws to confirm that it’s practical and comfortable for use. When driving a screw, the keyzmo is very balanced in your hand and does not cause discomfort.The Crankbrothers M20 multi-tool is another option that looks to do it all, but at the expense of weight and bulk. Decades of experience and deep connections in the everyday carry industry give us a unique viewpoint on the market to inform our product recommendations. We have the depth of information for thousands of products that have come before and an extensive eye on the market to see what’s new and trending for each piece of gear. The result is a buying guide that we feel is informative and useful for EDCers of every trade, industry, and budget. What is Everyday Carry? Despite its size, the Feexman has a comprehensive range of hex heads from the tiny sizes needed to adjust derailleurs and pedal release tension through to an 8mm for pedal axles – usually the largest size you need on a bike. There’s only one Torx head, a T25, but there is a Phillips and a flathead screwdriver included.

I didn't use the serrated blade, but it’s an extra that doesn’t contribute much to the already hefty 196g tool weight. While I’m not about to throw away my entire toolbox, I have noticed that Keyzmo includes pretty much all of the tools I use daily. It’s beneficial when you’re in a pinch – it’s sort of like having your toolbelt with you wherever you go. Let me explain. Compact & Portable– It is portable so can be carried around easily. it can even be attached to your key holder. An annoyance when using many multi-tools is that it can be awkward to access some of the smaller bolts on a bike. The tool’s smaller heads tend to be on shorter stems and the tool body can get in the way when trying to adjust small bolts like derailleur limit screws. Of Course, The Keyzmo, even with its serrated edge, is 100% TSA compliant. There hasn’t been any report of this product being confiscated or banned for any reason whatsoever. The serrated edge is an enclosed area of the multi-tool and is safe to use.Keyzmo’s state-of-the-art 420 stainless steel construction has many benefits centering around its unmatched durability and convenience. Small scissors perfect for cutting tags off all of the clothes your children will rapidly grow out of, or the toys you spoil them with