Topeak TT2524 Ratchet Rocket Lite DX Tool , Black, 12

My buddy was very happy with the strength of the bits.

This toolkit has all the necessary tools you need for basic maintenance and repairs to your bike. It compact but fully functional and efficient.

This little set is small and light, but is so useful. I’m going to buy a few more to go on my other bikes.

This tool is undoubtedly awesome. It is tiny yet strong, and I have used it for a multitude of non-bike repair tasks as well with no issues or breakage. Of course I'm not asking it to do the job of a 3/8" ratchet, but it is strong enough for all kinds of small jobs. I usually find myself using it for repair tasks where a larger tool won't fit (which is surprisingly common), but I also use it plenty for small fixture or bolt tightening when I'm on the go and no other tool is readily available.My one complaint is that the included holster starts dropping bits randomly after a couple years of wearing it. I think what's happening is that the elastic band is loosening up over time as the rubber inside it deteriorates.

Very high quality materials. I purchased one set for each bike I own. Best toolset I've had in the last 14 years

A friend of mine had a set like this. I used his several times and liked it. These are lightweight the fit is great and very versatile.

I bought this ratchet because I wanted something I could throw in a bag and never need to worry about having the right tool - and it does this perfectly. It doesn’t come with a ton of bits but it has basically everything you need for bike repairs or a quick electronic disassembly, and you could swap out some of the less used bits for a PH0 and a small slotted bit for a few dollars at the hardware store. The bit holder in the end of the ratchet means you can pretty safely replace the bit extender with a small pair of pliers or a pen knife as well.Is this kit worth it as-is? Yeah, absolutely - but if you’re looking for the perfect toolkit for your handbag or back pocket, this is as good a start as you can get.

I know that this was originally intended for on-the-fly repairs of bicycles, however, I love this thing for EDC carry in a small kit! This fits very neatly in my Maxpedition Fatty ()minus to the 2 tire levers which are not needed in my kit) and takes up very little space! This would be able to handle any small job one would encounter. Furthermore, it is compatible with many other items to add to the versatility of this ratchet. A set of Leatherman bits is a great addition to the Ratchet Rocket as this will provide all the useful bits one might need. Today, I even ordered a Victorinox extension (yes, it is compatible) to go with this ratchet http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004UON5JU?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00. The ratchet mechanism on this thing is so smooooth! Bits are changed by simply pushing the bit out of the ratchet and pushing in a new bit. The metal on the tool itself is about as good as it can be considering the incredibly small size of the ratchet - yes, it IS that small, about the size of the palm of your hand! This would not be something to be used for very heavily torqued screws. Nonetheless, it is more than capable of doing what it was designed to do and more. I purchased mine two months ago for under $20. It appears the price has gone up to around $27 currently. I still might have bought at that price but I like it much better at the $20 price point.