Can't complain

I used cheaper levers that broke so ordered these Park Tool ones, they are much stronger, they store well, and I can't complain. They do what they're supposed to do!

Brandon D.

Is it TL-1 or TL-1.2 ?

Poom

Get the job done

Familiarity:

I've put it through the wringer

I've always used these tire levers to fix flats. I don't have the strongest hands/arms, and these work well for me.

Monika G

Basic Gets the Job Done

Familiarity:

I've put it through the wringer

Easy to use and seemingly pretty tough for the price paid. I liked that it was a set of three and will probably snag another set to keep around the garage.

Joey Sweeney

They get it done.

Familiarity:

I've used it several times

Very adequate. Cheap and comes with 3. They are just fine.

Jordan Porter

they do the job

Familiarity:

I've put it through the wringer

solid tool to have on you when riding bikes. not bad for the price.

James Farnan

simple

easy to use. I'm not a bike expert so this made my life exponentially easier.

Alexander Slater

Simple and reliable

Familiarity:

I've used it several times

These levers are lightweight and ideal for bringing with you on the trail. They click into each other as most popular levers do, which makes it easy to fit a pair into tight places like a saddle bag or shorts pocket. I trust any park tool product, and these work great.

Kendall

Bring them

Simple tool. Works as it should. Light for carrying with you on rides.

Taylor

Work Great So Far

Familiarity:

I've used it several times

They take off tires like a champ. Seems like they could break at some point though. All good with 2 tire changes so far.

Zach Higgins

Handy Tool

Familiarity:

I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

These are good to have to save time and effort changing tires on the trial. I always bring one or two of these along when I ride.

Powder_farmer

Good enough

Great tire levers that clip together

Charles Denney

To be expected.

Familiarity:

I've used it several times

These levers aren't designed to last forever in a shop, but they work great getting thrown in my pack every time I go ride. I like how they clip together, how light they are, and that the bright blue color makes them easy to see in my pack. Minus one star because they feel like they might break if I put too much pressure on them.

Jani Holder

park tool tire irons

these are very strong ,this the third set I bought very strong

Jeffrey A.

Decent backup levers

Familiarity:

I've put it through the wringer

As many others have said below, these things are cheap and can do the job they're supposed to, but fall short on the tougher beads and are prone to breaking. Get some better ones for primary use and stash a couple sets of these in select spots just in case you need them.

Harrison Gatos

Better levers out there

Familiarity:

I've put it through the wringer

These aren't bad for a spare set in your car or office, but there are better options out there if you deal with tighter tire beads. I've also broken several trying to get tighter beads off rims.

Luke Dordai

Work Well Enough For $3

These work fine, nothing really to be too impressed or bummed on. They're plastic tire levers, never hurts to have spares laying around or multiple sets to leave in different packs, in the car, or around the house. That said, I have broken a few of these on rims when trying to get a tighter bead off. But I mean, for $3/set of three levers, pretty hard to go wrong. You can have like 8 sets for the price of what you'd pay for metal tire levers. I have a few tucked into my fanny pack that I rock during local rides.

Connor Johnson

Save the day

Familiarity:

I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

Pretty easy to use (even for a newbie) I received this set of tools and the next weekend I had to use them. It was my first time changing my road bike tubes and I made it thanks to this.

Andres Soto

Cheap and effective

Familiarity:

I've put it through the wringer

My little brother manages to flat at least 2 times every time we ride. Despite the DH casings on his tires, he still manages to do it. So, I always end up fixing his flats. And since he has DH casings, his tires are a pain to pull of. Fortunately, these levers make short work of those tires.

Braydn Tanner

Multiple Sets

Familiarity:

I've put it through the wringer

These cost so little that its easy to have a few sets of these stashed all over the place...in the car, tool kit, pack, etc. They work great and are easy to use. After I picked up a sheet rock screw on the trail one day, I busted out my set and was able to break the bead on my tire real easy and get to work.

Jared Downs