Review: The Birzman Feexman Cicada 10 Carbon is the second multitool from the Taiwanese manufacturer to appear on our list of top tools. As the name suggests, the focus of the Cicada 10 Carbon is on achieving the lowest possible weight – and it does so impressively, but this comes at a price. Features [easytable … read more
Review: Specialized is one of the world's best-known brands in the cycling industry, not just thanks to its complete bikes. The Californian company has long been present in the equipment and accessories sector with numerous products – including tools. Our review will determine whether the Specialized EMT Pro MTB multitool is on the same high level as the bikes bearing the big "S" logo… read more
Review: SKS has named its multitool TOM – why? TOM stands for Tour Mechanic, and that perfectly describes the preferred use of these little helpers: When something breaks down on the go, you usually need tools, but do you really want to lug around half your toolbox? Tools like the TOM offer (almost) everything you need for quick repairs… read more
Review: The direct-to-consumer brand ROSE from Bocholt has made a name for itself not only with its complete bikes, which are particularly popular in the road cycling sector, but has also been known for several years as a manufacturer of affordable accessories and clothing, gaining recognition beyond Germany's borders. We put the ROSE T-20 mini tool to the test. Features [easytable … read more
Review: Pedro's is probably, alongside Park Tool, the dominant player in the bicycle tool market. The US manufacturer is known for its high-quality, often quite expensive products. Can they manage to shrink that much quality into the smallest possible size? We find out in our review of the Pedro's ICM multitool. Features [easytable … read more
