![]() And when I do, its difficult to use because its still attached to everything else. I'm always wasting time digging out or trying to find the right thing. It's quite different from other multi tools which try to jam all sorts of features/components into some heavy block. I really appreciate how The Nutter is to-the-point: uncomplicated with essential parts to fix common problems on the bike. Mine just arrived and I'm thoroughly impressed by how stylish, compact, and lightweight it is. Ultimately this is a tool that through its craftsmanship and level of thought from the designer transcends being purely just another tool. I would have perhaps considered losing the bottle opener for a sliding open wrench. The size may put some off, however the interior of the tool allows you to select your 2 most used bits and magnetize them in and leave the case and accessories at home. My only criticism is that the angled nature of the tool has meant that the inner tube interior has began to fatigue with continuous stretch. It affords a reach and leverage that is way above any other tool i've used anyone that's tried to tighten down a saddle with a minimalist multi will know what I mean. The real high point of the tool is the extender. However, the range of bits and burly lever has meant that i've used this consistently across my stable. The 15mm box wrench might have you believe this is geared toward fixed or track riders (pun intended). That said if I owned a Brooks saddle or the likes I'd be capitalizing on its unique straps and complimentary leather case to hang from the saddle.įirst impressions of the tool are that its tactile and high-end construction make it a joy to use, in the same satisfactory way you get from owning a good knife or hatchet, you WANT to be able to use it. ![]() As such its a go-to for small jobs for me and the ultimate back-pack tool. The Nutter fits neatly in the genre between my lightweight multi that comes with on long races and training rides. ![]() My solution was to carry 2 pedros tire levers, which I think are the best. However, the difficulty was not worth it. The tool worked ok to get under the tire bead and start the removal. I gave the tire lever function a try on my Schwalbe Marathon tires, which are not easy to remove though very puncture resistant. I prefer to store the whole thing in a bike bag as it is certainly small enough. However, I'm not keen on strapping the tool to my saddle or bike frame. The designer was thoughtful to have longer straps to accommodate a replacement tube. However fitting the tool in is not easy and takes a little manipulating the pouch. I like the idea of the storage pouch and how the bits store securely. Thus the user can add a different size flat head and phillips head bit. The tool also has an area that can store two extra bits. Also the extension makes the tool very useful when accessing harder to reach parts on the bike. The tool has a magnet feature so the bits won't fall out when using the tool. The bits are also useful tool and the size range of the hex aka allen bits excellent. This tool is great if you have nutted and not quick release wheels on your bike. Pouch: Leather (jet black or burnt brown) and recycled inner tube pouchĬame across this tool and read the reviews before purchasing. Leather (jet black or burnt brown) and recycled inner tube pouchįull Pouch Weight (including tool): 8.5 oz / 240 grams.Glass filled nylon tyre lever with a stainless steel core. ![]() You can choose between burnt brown or jet-black leather for the pouch. Each tool also comes with a premium leather and recycled inner tube pouch. The tool comes with a variety of hex tool bits, screwdriver heads, and a magnetic tool bit extender. Its unique design even allows the tool to become a handle, giving you more leverage than any other bicycle multi tool on the market. The Nutter bicycle multi tool combines all the essentials for common bicycle repairs into one conveniently multifunctional tool that you can take on-the-go. ![]()
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