WOTOW Bike Repair Tool Kit & Bike Saddle Bag, 14 in 1 Bike Chain Tool Hex Key Wrench Maintain Accessories Multitool Set with Portable Under Seat Bag for Road Mountain Commuter Bicycle

Nice tool with adequate selection of what you might need in an emergency . Under seat bag is great and actually has a little spare room for some extra small things. Price was also very good

If you need a small bike bag, buy this. It includes a multi-tool, tire irons and a hex wrench. The bad is definitely big enough for a tube, patches, and tools. And there's a loop on the back that allows for a flashing light. Compared to buying just a bike bag, this is a great value because it includes the multi-tool as well. The quality of the bag looks good. The tool looks "average" but it's really just for an on-road emergency, not day to day repairs.

I really like this bag and tool set. The bag feels of heavy duty canvas that holds its shape very well. It attaches through the saddle rails and to the seat post. Very easy on and off as I well know since I'm trying to micro adjust a new saddle into position. I won't go through all the tools as it is clearly posted on the site. But one clever tool is a separate Allen wrench to tighten the tool hinges themselves. I think this is a thoughtful addition to the arsenal. There was only one 1 star review because the tool arrived in pieces. It could have easily been reassembled because of the separate A wrench for the tool. The review also accused the other reviews as being paid for with a free item. I can assure you I paid full price. You can see the reviews that weren't compensated by the "Verified Purchase" that is listed under review titles. Haven't used all the tools of course yet but the ones I have work very well. I was going to complain about the 6 and 8 mm Allen wrenches and their configuration. If you see in the pic, the two are actually very close together, one shorter than the other but I finally figured out the 8mm piece comes off the stem it sits on, much like a socket on a socket wrench then sits nicely on the 6mm A wrench like a socket. I had tried to use the 6mm before I figured this out and it was just not doable. I had added a regular 8mm wrench to my bag but now don't have to do that. I don't much like the regular wrench config. They are just holes in the side of the tool. Over all I really like both the bag and the tool. The tool feels solid and heavy enough in your hand to feel like it is of quality. I've had to really crank down on some screws and the tool was up to the challenge. But if any one can tell me what the separate very thin hooked wire is for, I love to know.

Bag is exactly what I was looking for. Small enough to fit under bike seat and not hit wheel. Easy to adjust straps and bag looks and feel of way better quality than i was expecting for the price. Tool kit is your standard tool needed for any bike ride. Just threw in a few tire repair kits (not included) and this thing is my go to emergency tool bag kit for normal bike rides.

The multi tool is very well constructed and packs a lot of tools in it’s small size. The bag is also nice and high quality. The only thing that I would add to a bike tool kit would be to put in a small patch kit inside, or at least a few single patches. I almost expect there to be patches in a bike repair kit.

The bag is well built and solid, and would be great if you simply commute or take casual rides. I like the shape and overall feel. My only problem with it is that it needs an extra strap to hold the bag tight to the base of your seat if you ride on rough trails. The straps, even cinched as tightly as they go, eventually loosen and drop the bag to a point that the bag begins to sway as you ride, which is irritating. The bag is spacious enough to carry the tools it comes with plus one inner tube. No more can fit, but that is all I carry anyway on a trail ride so it should work for the average rider. The tools are pretty good. The kit is very compact and has just about every tool you could need to make quick adjustments or temporary fixes. The chain holder hook is not attached to the tool so it must be snapped over the tool to stay place. There is also a small allen wrench provided to keep the allen screws on the tool from falling out. This is a nice addition since this is a problem with this design of tool, especially if you ride rough trails and vibrate the tool. I keep this tool in a small bag to prevent it from falling all over the place when I take out of the bag. Tire levers are your standard plastic tools that work as needed. I would give this product a higher rating if the straps held the bag tighter to the seat base.

I have used this nice little kit for many many miles now. The multitool does start to loosen after a while but they include a hex key to tighten it. Can't beat this deal for the multitool and bag. The bag fits a 700c tube perfect and you could probably fit a second if you smashed it in there. There wasn't enough velcro on the seat tube part but I added some extra I had around. The tire levers have held up to dozens of tire changes.

This is a great starter kit for cyclists who want to start building a tool kit for their bikes. Fifteen dollars get you a small thin bag, a multi-tool and tire levers for tube and tire removal in the field. The levers are plastic so they won't scratch the rims but being plastic, they will wear out with multiple uses. The nice thing is, with this bag, you can upgrade your tools as you grow into cycling. The zippers are strong and there is a place to add a reflector or rear light. The multi-tool has the basics but it a little cumbersome to use as I chose the one with the socket set. BE AWARE, not all three kits are the same, the multi-tool is different- it's not just the color of the tool that is different- only two of the three tools have the "chain breaker."