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Review by MikeMoReviewed 10/20/2022by MikeMoEast TennesseeRoad security A must have for your seat bag period!
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A must have for your seat bag period!
Review by SixSevenReviewed 8/29/2022by SixSevenNE FLPatching made easy These work. It has delayed my transition to go tubeless which one day I will.
I would give them 5 stars but need to see how long it seals the puncture hole in the tube. So far, so good.
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These work. It has delayed my transition to go tubeless which one day I will.
I would give them 5 stars but need to see how long it seals the puncture hole in the tube. So far, so good.
Review by MarkoReviewed 11/6/2020by MarkoSeattle, WA1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.Frugal or cheap????Have been riding road bikes seriously for 41 years. Rema vulcanized patches were my preferred choice before the Park Super Patch came along, have used them exclusively for decades. On road tubes and my olddddd beater commuter mtn bike will replace tubes after patched three times. My rule is to always carry a tube that has �not been� patched as a spare. Patch a flatted tube and put it back on the bike(s) as soon as I am home. I can't remember the last time I woke up to a flat tire after patching it. Only issue I have had have been holes next to a seam and hit those seams harder with sand paper. The patches are so thin on the tube compared to vulcanized ones and just so much cleaner and easy to use. It's the one comical and fugal area of my cycling, figure thee patches is worth about $20+ in tubes (sorry BTD).
On a side note the one thing that has saved mine and fellow group riders in a BIG way is carrying a Park Emergency Tire Boot. Yes, know a dollar bill can work in a pinch, but have limped home with a major tire gash with their boot.
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Have been riding road bikes seriously for 41 years. Rema vulcanized patches were my preferred choice before the Park Super Patch came along, have used them exclusively for decades. On road tubes and my olddddd beater commuter mtn bike will replace tubes after patched three times. My rule is to always carry a tube that has �not been� patched as a spare. Patch a flatted tube and put it back on the bike(s) as soon as I am home. I can't remember the last time I woke up to a flat tire after patching it. Only issue I have had have been holes next to a seam and hit those seams harder with sand paper. The patches are so thin on the tube compared to vulcanized ones and just so much cleaner and easy to use. It's the one comical and fugal area of my cycling, figure thee patches is worth about $20+ in tubes (sorry BTD).
On a side note the one thing that has saved mine and fellow group riders in a BIG way is carrying a Park Emergency Tire Boot. Yes, know a dollar bill can work in a pinch, but have limped home with a major tire gash with their boot.
Review by SixSevenReviewed 7/28/2022by SixSevenNE FL They work! I'm eventually going tubeless, but until I do I will use these patches on my tubes. They're easy to install and sufficiently patch to extend the life of my tubes.
They may not be as durable as the vulcanized rubber with glue, but rare is it to have a puncture in the same place. My vote is for the Super Patch.
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I'm eventually going tubeless, but until I do I will use these patches on my tubes. They're easy to install and sufficiently patch to extend the life of my tubes.
They may not be as durable as the vulcanized rubber with glue, but rare is it to have a puncture in the same place. My vote is for the Super Patch.
Review by AnonymousReviewed 10/8/2018by Anonymous1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.Usually workMore often than not they seem to work. I have had a few give out over time or need to place a second over the edge of the first where it didnt seem to seal.
The small size cant be beat. They fit anywhere which is really nice when I can carry next to nothing on my bike.
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More often than not they seem to work. I have had a few give out over time or need to place a second over the edge of the first where it didnt seem to seal.
The small size cant be beat. They fit anywhere which is really nice when I can carry next to nothing on my bike.
Review by PinkBikeGirlReviewed 7/12/2021by PinkBikeGirlCasual CyclistOrcutt, CA1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.Quick fix on the road!Cannot beat the simplicity of these glue free patches on the road. I always have them with me and have zero failures with the patch. Nice to not be dealing with liquid glue; especially on a windy day!
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Cannot beat the simplicity of these glue free patches on the road. I always have them with me and have zero failures with the patch. Nice to not be dealing with liquid glue; especially on a windy day!
Review by Jay robinowReviewed 8/5/2022by Jay robinowoverlsnd park Patches actually workI have never had great secession patching tubes. These glueless patches thus far actually work.
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I have never had great secession patching tubes. These glueless patches thus far actually work.
Review by LSchReviewed 10/30/2020by LSchCycling EnthusiastCouncil Bluffs, IA3 of 3 customers found this review helpful.Easy to useHad been dealing with the typical patch/glue method and experiencing a hit or miss as far as effectiveness until a fellow cyclist recommended this Park Tool GP-2 Glueless Super Patch. Again, have no regrets as these are easy to use, no mess, no fuss, and sealed up a hole without difficulty. Would certainly recommended these as they are easy to put in the bike sack to have in a pinch.
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Had been dealing with the typical patch/glue method and experiencing a hit or miss as far as effectiveness until a fellow cyclist recommended this Park Tool GP-2 Glueless Super Patch. Again, have no regrets as these are easy to use, no mess, no fuss, and sealed up a hole without difficulty. Would certainly recommended these as they are easy to put in the bike sack to have in a pinch.
Review by PowermaticReviewed 3/23/2020by PowermaticCycling EnthusiastWindsor, CA3 of 4 customers found this review helpful.Far Superior to GlueIf you are not using these, consider moving into the 21st century.
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If you are not using these, consider moving into the 21st century.
Review by BirdfishReviewed 9/23/2014by BirdfishCycling EnthusiastEast Bay, sf3 of 7 customers found this review helpful.good for a quick fix but does not hold in the long termI loved these patches till last week when for no apparent reason and no warning, one just let go over night. I came out to go to work and discovered I was going to be late. Again, the tire was perfect pressure coming home the evening before, I had no indication of failure. Mind you it held fine for a year or more, but I hate this kind of surprise. Back to patch and glue for me, can't be late to work.
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I loved these patches till last week when for no apparent reason and no warning, one just let go over night. I came out to go to work and discovered I was going to be late. Again, the tire was perfect pressure coming home the evening before, I had no indication of failure. Mind you it held fine for a year or more, but I hate this kind of surprise. Back to patch and glue for me, can't be late to work.
Review by FrankReviewed 4/26/2014by FrankNj2 of 4 customers found this review helpful.Not crazy about themI still prefer the old school patches. These seem to leak after some time. Been using glue patches for years. Ttryed these because of the positive reviews. They work ok. But stick with the old patch.
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I still prefer the old school patches. These seem to leak after some time. Been using glue patches for years. Ttryed these because of the positive reviews. They work ok. But stick with the old patch.
Review by AnonymousReviewed 4/14/2014by AnonymousCasual CyclistPortland, OR1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.Super EasyNo More Mess. This kit is super easy to use, clean, apply, done. Makes fixing patches a non painful event.
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No More Mess. This kit is super easy to use, clean, apply, done. Makes fixing patches a non painful event.
Review by oaktowncyclistReviewed 3/14/2014by oaktowncyclistCycling EnthusiastOakland, Calif.4 of 4 customers found this review helpful.Never going back to the glueAfter trying four times in 100 degree heat to patch a buddy's tire with traditional patches, I decided never again. After switching to these my time off the bike repairing a flat has dropped, and my time in the saddle increased. What more could you ask for?
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After trying four times in 100 degree heat to patch a buddy's tire with traditional patches, I decided never again. After switching to these my time off the bike repairing a flat has dropped, and my time in the saddle increased. What more could you ask for?
Review by Dean Reviewed 11/25/2019by Dean portland 2 of 2 customers found this review helpful.Works greatI haven't used glue patches in years. These work really well. I clean the tube and scruff it slightly w sandpaper given and place one side the smear it out well from the center to edges.. racing on a 6 mo old patch today
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I haven't used glue patches in years. These work really well. I clean the tube and scruff it slightly w sandpaper given and place one side the smear it out well from the center to edges.. racing on a 6 mo old patch today
Review by norcalchrisReviewed 7/15/2019by norcalchrisCycling Enthusiast1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.Easy and effective.Punctures happen for those of us who still use tires with tubes. These patches work. They don't come undone after a few miles or a few days etc.. And, no more tubes of glue that don't have any glue in them! Bonus.
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Punctures happen for those of us who still use tires with tubes. These patches work. They don't come undone after a few miles or a few days etc.. And, no more tubes of glue that don't have any glue in them! Bonus.
Review by JANReviewed 7/1/2019by JANGreat product Works well. Like the size too.
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Works well. Like the size too.
Review by AnonymousReviewed 4/4/2018by AnonymousCycling EnthusiastBase of CA Sierras1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.Quick as possible!Perfect for that flat when the spare tube has been used. Fast and dependable!
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Perfect for that flat when the spare tube has been used. Fast and dependable!
Review by AnonymousReviewed 11/16/2020by AnonymousCycling EnthusiastIowa1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.Quick and easy An effective fix. No glue to dry out find the leak and patch it. Your on the trail in no time.
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An effective fix. No glue to dry out find the leak and patch it. Your on the trail in no time.
Review by Hammer TimeReviewed 10/16/2017by Hammer TimeCompetitive Racerlos Angeles ,California1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.They are great to get you home !! extra glue for longer ride !!The park patch really works will . It's more like quick fix ,but work better with glue helps better for longer ride !!!
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The park patch really works will . It's more like quick fix ,but work better with glue helps better for longer ride !!!
Review by AnonymousReviewed 10/9/2017by AnonymousCycling EnthusiastSan Jose, CA1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.So tiny yet effectiveI always carry two extra tubes AND carry the Super Patch just in case. I know, call me paranoid but better safe than sorry. On a recent ride, this patch saved the day for a newbie rider who was stranded on the road with a flat and no tube. She'd have been riding for 6 months without a spare tube and of course her luck finally ran out. Just be sure to keep the area to be patched clean and scuff it up good and carefully apply the patch smoothly without any folds and burnish it down and it's good to go.
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I always carry two extra tubes AND carry the Super Patch just in case. I know, call me paranoid but better safe than sorry. On a recent ride, this patch saved the day for a newbie rider who was stranded on the road with a flat and no tube. She'd have been riding for 6 months without a spare tube and of course her luck finally ran out. Just be sure to keep the area to be patched clean and scuff it up good and carefully apply the patch smoothly without any folds and burnish it down and it's good to go.