Crankbrothers Unisex's F15 Multi Tool, Black

Best multitool I have ever used. Small footprint, sturdy and good looking. The magnetic cover is amazing, it gives you leverage when you need it. And yet it is a bottle opener at the same time. I know it is a bit expensive but I think that it will last forever. The tools look like they are not going to wear out at all.

Fantastic multi tool, has everything i’ve ever needed on the trail. Not tested it on pedals yet, but i’ve heard it works. Incredibly compact as well compared to pretty much every other tool i’ve used/seen. As an added benefit it also looks great, its a real talking piece amongst other mountain bikers.

It is very well built and has all the tools I could ever possibly need when out on the trails. It is a bit pricey, but worth it for me.

Brilliant tool, lighter than I expected and slightly smaller sits in my palm well, but for the size it had a good abundance of tools on it, great wee bit of kit to take out on every ride Thanks

Well, not much to say here. The design is flawless; fully functional and it look sleek. The brushed aluminium casing in which the tool fits could have been finished better, but that is just being picky. The casted part is heavy through. Dream would be a titanium version (drooling). Tool seem to be of good quality and with tight tolerances. My topeak had a mavic spoke key, this one doesnt, hence the 4 star.

Literally the best multitool you can have. The casing can be attached for extra leverage when removing stubborn pedals. It also protects you from getting pinched by a tool in an event of a crash. Highly recommended, you will love it!!!

great all around

This is an excellent multi tool, and my new go to for my trail pack. I have used a Topeak hexus for a number of years and this has all the key tools for regular trail maintenance.

Compre esta herramienta porque habia una buena oferta. La calidad es brutal, se nota q es de calidad y que va a durar. Tiene una carcasa de aluminio en la que lleva incorporado el tronchacadenas, el cual se puede extraer para utilizar las llaves de radios. La herramienta va dentro de la carcasa sujeta con un imán, por lo que si no quieres llevar el tronchacadenas, puedes levar solo la multi y te ahorras la mitad de peso. Tiene justo las puntas que necesito, no otras que son innecesarias. Llave Allen: 2, 2.5, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 - Torx: t-25 - Llaves Allen: 2 de cruz, 1 plano - Llave de radios: 0, 1, 2, 3 165gramos

Small but heavy, you can feel the quality

This is the best multi tool I've owned

produit très pratique qui regroupe tous les outils nécessaires, solide et tient bien son boitier de rangement. assez petit pour se glisser facilement partout

I debated for a while between a few different multi-tools before getting this one and the biggest takeaway has been that any multi-tool is better than no multi-tool when you're half way through your ride and you realize your derailleur is out of adjustment or your stem has come loose. As far as the F15 goes, however, it feels very sturdy and is compact enough that you don't mind carrying it in your pocket even for relatively short rides around town. The magnetic case is a particularly nice touch - it feels very secure and having the option to use it for extra leverage is great. While the F15 does have a comparatively lean set of tools - others commonly boast 20+ - I'd argue it has all of the essential tools you'll need to perform the sorts of repairs you'll need to do on the road or trail for lighter riding. I'd just make sure your bike doesn't have any fasteners that the F15 can't handle, like T20 Torx or 10mm hex bolts. Your mileage may vary depending on your riding, too - if you're frequently smacking your rotors on rocks or blowing out tubeless tires, obviously that brings additional considerations. For in-town, cross-country, or even a bit of light-duty trail riding, though, this is probably the sweet spot. The other thing to consider is just having extra tools if you do more rowdy riding - I've since picked up a set of dedicated quick link pliers. If I'm going far enough to want to bring them with me, I've probably got a pack of some sort, so carrying two light tools instead of one heavier one seems like a fine tradeoff for me. For that reason, I'd highly recommend this tool.