PNW ComponentsPebble Multi-Tool with Dynaplug Bike - Golden Daze Bronze - Tool Only

Im loving this tool. It is much smaller and lighter than my usual crank bros. tool. I dont always carry it, but when I am looking to be as trim as possible, then its what I go for on routine training rides, I usually carry a different tool because this one is stripped down to the absolute necessities.....but that is perfect in a racing or performance situation. I will mention how I must cut the "tails" off my plugs a little in order to get it to fit.What I mean by that is, there is a hollow cylinder on the tool that you use to put a "plug" in. The plugs usually have a waxy, rubbery "tail" on them that is maybe an inch long. The full inch wont fit in mine, so I trim it in half (or maybe a little less). Then it seats into the cylinder just fine. If you've ever plugged your tire, then I'm sure you can picture what I mean.Overall, if you're looking to get a tool for peace of mind and to handle 80-90% of issues you'd run into on the road, then this is your tool. It wont help you in all situations, but it will help you get out of most jambs you might get into. Think of it as like a plug tool, with 3 Allen wrenches thrown on, and those wrenches will fit most (if not all) of your bolts on your bike.Something loose? This will tighten it.Need to make an adjustment? This should loosen and re-tighten bolts.Have a flat? This has the plug ready to deploy - just bring some levers.Overall, this is awesome for lite and minimal...but useful.

Small and easy to carry. Works perfect for taking on a ride.

The media could not be loaded. As someone who has been riding bicycles on trails since 1976, I already have a wide collection of bike tools. This one is extremely well-made, and has just the bare essentials you should have on every ride. Unlike most other multi tools, it sits comfortably in a pocket or in your hand, and is certain to join me on every ride. It looks too small to be useful, but actually you can get plenty of leverage on the well shaped handle. I’ve used PNW grips for years, and am also a fan of their handlebars. This is yet another well thought out and well made PNW product! Have yet to use the dynaplug, but from all I have seen and read about this technology, it is the way to go for tubeless MTB flat repair. I also made separate purchase of the dynaplug refill pack.January 2023 update: had to actually use the Dyna plug to fix a pinch flat sidewall puncture… It was amazing!1:Flip out Dynaplug insertion tool2: find the hole, push it in and pull it out,3: pump up, and ride awayAs a multiple user of bacon strips for past repairs, I’m an instant fan of Dynaplug!

I bought this for my saddle bag to use on race day when I don't want the weight of a heavier tool. It has just the tools I need and it's nice and light.

Has everything you need and nothing you don’t. It’s a perfectly compact multitool to throw in the jersey pocket before a road ride or an XC mtb ride. Only possible downside you could mention is that there’s only one tubeless plug, but that’s a necessary compromise to achieve the minimal footprint. I’m very happy with this tool.You’re probably not going to build a bike from scratch with this tool, but it’s more than adequate for most road/trailside repairs.

Not just light, but highly functional. Unlike many other multi tools - and I have a drawer full - this one is super easy and simple to use. Only one that comes close is Park, but that is way heavier.