Prestacycle Mini Bike TorqKeys - Preset Torque Tool w/6 Bits & Holder – Compatible with Standard 1/4" hex bit - Choose from Sizes: 3Nm, 4Nm, 5Nm.

I use a 5Nm as my golf club head adjustment tool. The ones golf manufactures sell are bulky; heavy; use fixed torx sizes; and often have poor quality metal. Now I'm able to carry one tool for clubs that use different torx sizes. I can also use it to tighten spikes on my shoes.This also just works better than the poorly calibrated garbage you're likely to end up with from buying from non-authorized resellers of golf equipment online. My last branded golf tool left my club head in a state where it would come loose after a few hundred balls. This doesn't have that problem.

this is a great tool to add to your collection. It’s so important not to over tighten certain parts of your bike especially the handlebars. This tool comes with virtually everything you need to tighten everything on your bike it’s lightweight easy to use and very affordable !

Muy cómodo y fácil de cargar al salir.

I got the 5nm model because it covers most of the important stuff on the bike. It's handy to toss in your pack for trail use, but 5nm is definitely a knuckle twister, I usually have to use two hands to apply the torque because the handle is so small. For lower ratings it's probably OK. Unless your goal is emergency trail use, get the full size ones and use your own bits.

The tool itself is small, inexpensive, easy to use, reliable, and accurate.But! Looking at the tool in the promo video vs the picture, the tool now has a large and painful extrusion on the top of it, right where your hand goes. You can no longer grasp it tightly.This seriously lowers the convenience factor and makes it harder and more painful to use, and I have to take 2 stars off an otherwise 5-star tool.

One thing worth knowing: you'll find it hard to believe it takes that much force to apply 5 NM of torque - so much so I tested it on a 8 NM thru-axle (yes, it definitely was working!) and searched it on the internet and yes, lots of people had trouble believing it was working and that it was so hard to get to 5 NM. It turns out, the reason for that is you have such a small surface to hold onto when you turn it, it's very difficult to actually achieve 5NM never mind exceed it. That's actually a clever bit of design and a great safety factor.

works well. surprised it took so much to turn/torque. it's not obvious that the bit holder is held by the tool shaft, which is very convenient.

Tools clicks definitively and stops tightening at 5Nm.