GUSODOR Bicycle Repair Bag Set Bike Repair Tools 7 in 1 Kits Bike Maintenance Fix Tools with Saddle Bag Mini Pump Tire Inflator Patch Crowbar Chain Splitter for Outdoor Camping Home Essential

First the Saddle bag, its pretty compact and stays snug under the saddle. Most bags of this quality costs equal to this whole kit. My intend was to buy good tools individually and was looking for a saddle bag to put them, But found this instead and gave it a shot, as it had free returns :)The multi tool is good, but cannot say much about how long it will last as it feels a bit lower in quality. But for the price its OK and should last a while unless you are trying to open rusted or infused parts of your bike.I put it away and replaced it with a much sturdy stainless steel tool that I got from Amazon.The already put the Tyre repair Kit to use, when a member of my bike club had a flat Tyre. The small pump in the kit also was very handy and could fill in the air to a reasonable PSI and rode about 5 miles distance to a place where we could use a good full sized pump to fill in the air to the required 95 PSI. You require a lot many pumps to fill in air if your tire is not the skinny road bike type.So no complaints, and wanted to give 4 stars, but the shortfall of the confidence I had on the tool was overcome by the quality of the Bag, and effectively put the kit to use. So no regrets and giving it a 5 star rating. For the price I paid I could not expect any better.I don't know if the Bag is waterproof, but its sits under the saddle shelter, the multipurpose tool is all stainless steel, the pump is aluminium, and the tire removal lever plastic.. so I'm OK even if some water gets in. I can always put everything in a zip lock bag if I want to make it fully waterproof. By the way I still have some room to add a spare tube and also a Protein bar :). Did I mention its got some pockets inside as well ..I'll include a picture later.Thank You

I've used this on my bike for a year and a half. It's great. In addition to the stuff it comes with (pump, multitool, tire hooks) I can also squeeze in a spare tube. Basically, if you're okay with not having two tubes this is for you. If I get two flats in one ride I'm calling my wife to rescue me.I don't see how it could conceivably come off the bike. I leave it on when I'm driving with my bike in the rack too. Besides the Velcro there's also a loop strap as a backup. Worth every penny.

Bought this mainly for the pump and patch kit. The other stuff is nice to have. I'd say this kit works best for a mountain bike as the patches didn't seem to hold up to the pressure of a road bike tube, the pump struggles to get the tire pressure high enough, and the plastic tire wedge things were difficult to use on my tire. Still though, for the money it is good. It will get me home if I ever have a flat while commuting. I was able to put a spare tire in the pouch, along with all of the other stuff it comes with, and a few other tools. It's nice to have something so compact and there for when I need it.

Nice little kit, good size bag.Tools of useful quality. Tiny air pump, but works well if you put in the effort. The biggest issue is the bad patches. They do not work. They blow out immediately, and they are of no use whatsoever. Yes, surface prep was properly performed, but the patches are just plain useless. Keep that in mind. Considering the fact that the #1 reason for buying this kit is tire repairs, the patch failures are important!

I've had this kit for more than a year now and it's saved my a** quite a few times!All the tools that come with this kit a pretty solid quality and I've used them each countless times. The included patches also hold up quite well compared to other patches I have used. I did have a slight issue with the multitool coming apart but it's quite easy to put back together as long as you have another allen key set.The bag secures well to the bottom of your seat and it's easy to forget it's there while you're riding. It's also quite spacious as I have been able to fit my phone or a protein bar in there in addition to all of the tools.

I bought it mainly for the the pump and bag, The tools are okay in a pinch. Does not include a wrench, so I added my own 6" adjustable wrench and a spare tube to make this a functional kit in case of a flat while riding. I got that all to fit in the bag which tucks under my seat really well. When using the pump, one must really tighten the hose to the valve enough to compress the rubber gasket enough to open the valve. When I first tried it, air wold not go into the tube because the hose was not threaded on far enough.

I'm an avid cyclist and purchased this to put on a friend's bike. I was surprised how well it's set up. Yeah, I know, the tool will fall apart if you don't put some thread lock on the screws that hold it together, but that happens with any cheap multi-tool. If you want perfection, spend $40 on a Crank Bros multitool and you feel better. The bag is worth the money spent. I added some wet ones packets, latex gloves and a spare tube and an extra wrench for the rear wheel and it all fits beautifully. I tested the pump and it works, although it's gonna take a while to air up a tire, but it will get you by.

Overall, a good kit. Has some room inside to add an additional essential item or two like an inner tube, a chain tool, or a few other small items. I have a cable lock slung underneath my seat, so I put the kit on the main bar. Word to the wise, cinch the velcro strap down tight or it will slip down. Also, make sure to secure the drawstring. First time I rode with this kit, it slipped down the post and the drawstring got pulled off by the back tire- gone, lost forever. Also, the velcro strap does not have a lot of slack so if your top post is fat like mine, you probably won’t be able to set it there- which is why I have it where I do. For the record, I have a Schwinn Ranger 26