Description Silca’s T-Ratchet Tool Kit is a sophisticated and versatile ratchet toolkit that’s stored in a handy waxed canvas pack with reflective cross-stitch quilting and magnetic closures. This toolkit’s bits include a cold forged 1/4-inch driver ratchet with magnetic extensions that convert to a T-handle, a stainless steel 1/4-inch extension, and S2 steel hex keys sizes 2, 2.5, 3 - 6mm, as well as Torx® T10, T20, T25, and a PH2 Phillips head bit.
Cold forged 1/4” driver ratchet & magnetic extensions convertible to t-handle.
Stainless steel 1/4” extension.
S2 steel bits sizes 2, 2.5, 3, 4, 5, 6mm.
Torx® T10, T20, T25.
PH2 Phillips head.
2 - 8 Nm precision with real-time torque feedback.
Titanium, aluminium, & steel construction.
Includes reflective waxed canvas pack with magnetic closures.
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Reviewed 10/23/2019
by randobrian
Cycling Enthusiast
CA
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Much more usable than a conventional multitool
I picked this up because I just wasn't satisfied with the usability of any of the multitools that I've used. This thing is great! While it takes more space to carry (I use my center jersey pocket) it's way more usable, and I love that the bits have super easy-to-read notations of the size in a contrasting color. I combined it with one of Topeak's little fixed torque 5Nm bits for tightening my bars if I hit a bad bump and they rotate.
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Reviewed 8/6/2018
by Tom Orth
Competitive Racer
Beaverton, OR
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Great design and very good materials and well made
I use this in my track bag for my track bike. It fits in a pocket within my track bag, and keeps everything together nicely and organized. The design is so nice (especially the bag) that I actually enjoy using the tools. I'm usually a sloppy person with tools, but this bag inspires me to put everything away neatly. I get a weird little pulse of pleasure doing so. Much easier to use than my tri-wrench in many circumstances. Plus-has some sizes I need not on my tri-wrench. I've had to disassemble and reassemble my bike for travel, and this is very useful for my seatpoast, seat, handlebars, etc. It has proven indispensable, as well as getting some admiring glances. I still use my park tools tri-wrench when changing chainrings.
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