Pedal Wrench Double Sided Bicycle Pedals Removal 15/16/17mm Bikes Spanner Home Mechanic Kit Tool Comfortable Grip Cycling Crank for Biking Maintenance Repair

This tool worked really well for tightening the pedals on my kids' bikes. Especially for difficult small pedals on a toddler sized bike. My other wrenches were not thin enough to reach the small pedal bolt. Even though this tool looks thin it is very sturdy. (Note: My toddler is really happy now their bike pedals do not fall off anymore)

I bought this to remove my old pedals because i smashed part of one off on a rock trail riding. Before receiving this i tried removing them with channel locks and when that didnt work i tried vice grips. No luck, all i did is add some new scratches to my crank. When this tool arrived they came loose easily. I don't know what other reviews are talking about saying it is flimsy, mine had zero noticeable flex. If your pedals are seized bad enough to bend this then you probably need to hit them with some penetrating lube.

It really makes a difference when you have the right tool and this is the best one for the price ,it's functionality and grip are quality. The use is very easy-to-use and the length is perfect.

It's an inexpensive, simple, basic tool for attaching and/or removing bicycle pedals. It is sturdy enough to last many years.

I’ve gotten low-cost bike tools online before, and they usually turn out to be somewhere between useless junk, or serviceable tools that will have a short lifespan. Not this wrench! I was totally surprised when I received it at how well made it is. This is a heavy-duty wrench that is large enough for a good grip, weighs almost 10 ounces, and measures about 1/8 of an inch in thickness (11 gauge). From the product photos it’s not really that noticeable, but the ends of the wrench are offset so that the handle is not flush with the surface of whatever you are trying to tighten/loosen. I was able to quickly change out the pedals on one of my kids’ bike with this wrench. I lent out my old wrench and haven’t gotten it back even though it’s been almost two years… But I guess I have a new one now so it doesn’t matter. My advice if you have something really tight that you’ve got to loosen is to get some penetrating oil in there before you try to turn it loose. Also, if possible try to get as much leverage on the wrench by extending it with a breaker-bar or metal tube (an old bicycle seat-tube can do the trick), that way you can exert more force without damaging your tools. I feel like this is a good wrench that should last me a long time… Unless I lend it out.

I am very impressed to this Bike Pedal Wrench

Works good

The wrench has a cheap feel and the material is soft, and the size is also inaccurate. The 9/16 in size (0.5625") actually measures 0.5800". The 15 mm size actually measures 15.58 mm. I will return this wrench and buy another set.

WOW!! I used this number of times since buying the spanner, was great....pedals were a little stiff, but with pressure on the pedal in the direction of the bike travels and little knock with hammer, with little lube on the pedal thread, it came clear....if you need to change out your pedals even it's few times a year or for different bikes, I would highly recommend this item!!

À sa première utilisation, j'ai senti la solidité de cette pièce. Le bras est solide. La pièce ne se pliera jamais. Je me suis demandé pourquoi je n'avais pas cet outil avant.. celui que j'utilisais me brisait la ma main chaq

My bike's pedals were broken so i needed to remove them so i could install new ones.I wasnt sure how easy it would be to remove them since my pedals hadn't been removed since i bought my bike.I tried with just a plain wrench i had at home but i realised it was too large to get between the bike pedal and the crank so i looked on amazon and found out that you could buy specific bike pedal tools like this one.I wasnt sure what size i needed but i figured 15 was probably it but i tought since this tool had different sizes on one tool it was a good investment for the future and i liked that it was specifically made for pedal removal too.When i received the tool i was pleased with the weight of it.And i found it looked quality made.I tried it to remove my pedals.I noticed what another reviewer mentioned about the tool.Even though the size that fit my pedals was the 15 size it wasnt totally a perfect snug fit.It seems like it was just a tinny bit bigger around the bolt.But don't worry even if the size it not 100 percent perfect fit it still really works well for some reason.My pedals were just a bit hard to remove since they had been attached on the bike for a long time but they removed perfectly still with the tool.Then yesterday i bought new pedals and installed them on again perfectly with the tool.Like i said for some strange reason the size 15 on the tool was the fit to remove my pedals but somehow it doesn't fit totally tight around the bolt but it still works really well in removing and installing pedals.It doesnt strip the bolt either so i have no complaints.I'm thinking maybe the company who made the tool just tought it would be safer to make the fit less tight in case some nuts arent exactly precisely 15 perfectly.Or maybe its the fault of some cheap pedal manufacturers that dont make the bolts match a size 15 perfectly (something to think about) cause yes my pedals were a cheap brand.SuperCycle.I would think thats a cheap brand lol.But that's the brand that was on my bike when i bought it and i replaced them with the same cheap brand ones lol.Exact model and brand.So Like i'm saying maybe it's not the tool thats not a perfect fit for the nut on the pedals maybe its the pedals that don't have a perfect size 15 nut on the pedals.So anyways the tool did a great job as far as i am concern no matter if it fit perfectly on the nut or if it was just a tiny bit bigger on it.The performance is what counts as far as i am concerned and that it didnt damage the nut doing it also.Also the lenght of the tool is great as it puts your hands as far away as possible from the chain in case you slip when doing the job and scuff your hand on the chain or cranks.Anyways a great tool for taking out pedals on a bike and making the job easy.I can't say how the tool would perform if your pedals were really hard to take off as mine were reasonably easy to take off i guess.But i'm guessing it would still do the job on really stubborn ones.I saw some reviews were people said the tool was garbage and that the tool got damaged doing the job and that it didnt manage to take them off and all that stuff.I am not saying its the case will all thoses reviews but i'm wondering if all of thoses people are aware that pedals dont unscrew the same way on each sides.When i started tackling the job of replacing my pedals i looked up online and was surprised to find out that each pedal side is different in the way they get unscrewed.On one side its clockwise and on another its counter clockwise.So i'm wondering if maybe some reviewers who gave the tool bad reviews and said it got damaged doing the job tried to unscrew theyre pedals the wrong way.If that was the case then maybe it would make sense that the tool got damaged easily cause given that this tool isnt the most expensive steel available or the most robust out there if you were to force this tool on a screw the wrong way then i think it maybe could bend easily or get damaged easily given that its not the highest quality steel like i said.After all its a 20 dollar tool so you can't expect too much from it especially if you put it in a situation where its not working the way its suppose to.Just saying.

Horrible product.. extremely flimsy.. the wrench wore out and didn’t even budge the pedals …

Got this to remove some traditional 15 size bolts on my pedals. Works as advertised. The width is thin, making it fit between most pedals/shaft crevices. The long shaft makes it easy to put lots of for those ultra tight bolts. This pedal wrench is a must for all biker warriors out there, bike stores would charge you over 20$-40$ dollars for a simple removal of pedals.