Cutter Doc Y-Key - 4/5/6 Hex Key Wrench

This was a great tool to have on my recent trip to Spain and France. It came in handy for tightening up the parts that the substandard French mechanics failed to. It was also nice for removing pedals from one rental bike to the next. It's relatively small and packs easily.

solid tool, will come in handy when i need to use it, thanks for the freebie!

You gotta have this with you all the time, great to work with and very light. it gets the job done in no time with no marks on your fingers.

Great free gift. Works well, but could be a little smaller to fit in my saddle bag

It works.
Due to its shape its hard to use on a lot things. (i.e. attatching bottle cages, etc.)
Like I said it was free...

cheezey cheapo. works ok, can't complain for free, and I haven't broken my knuckles yet.

for thousands of years god has been wrenching on bikes in his heavenly work shop and now you to can have his tool of choice. this bad boy was forged from souls of famous cyclist that were harvested seconds after death to insure freshness and longevity of this tool. so buy this crap and recession proof realcyclist

It was free and it works likes its supposed to.Not something you would carry with you, but very handy around the workstation.

Good to chuck in the car, tool box or jersey, strong for higher torque application and quick, just handy to have when tweaking the bike or going over it.

I got them for freee with the shoes I bought. I love the shoes, and getting something free never hurts.

The 4/5/6 hex key is a must have if you're doing any work on your bike at home. You get three of the common hex sizes. It's better than futzing with multi-tool or a folding hex set. For the price it's hard to beat.

Definitely a must have. Even if you bike-stand-less and don't know anything about bike tools - you'll look and feel like a pro mechanic when wielding this handy tool. In fact, you may just want to carry it in your pocket at work - you know, just to look cool.

I wouldn't take this on a ride since it's large and heavy. If I'm home then I might as well use a tool that has lots of hex keys, since you generally need one of those around anyway. However, this gives you great torque, is comfortable to hold and has the most common sizes. I'll tend to use it instead of my other hex tool because of the comfort and torque and since I usually need one of these three sizes, I end up using it a lot.

Great sized tool for tinkering around at home. Not one that i would take on the trails, but i've used it a lot around the casa, fits in the hand well, does the work that needs doin.