TL-5 Reifenheber-Set aus robustem Stahl

I've given them 5 stars because they are solid and brutal and if these wont work for you, you are best just giving up all together.I bought these after snapping my other park tools plastic variation and also a set of my mate's other brand tyre levers, whilst trying to get, what I thought at the time, a very stubborn on a 29er MTB 2.3.What I came to realise though is that they will scratch the paint on your wheel because they are so robust.Then it got me thinking that maybe it was my technique overall. I watched a few youtube video which put me right. I was prepping the tyre enough. At lot of this may seem like common sense to some but I hadn't de_beaded the tyre, both sides. Getting the beading in the centre, maximising the slack to get the tyre on more easily. To summarise I could probably get away with plastic levers with better technique save scratchung the paint.

These are built to last! Made for professional shops by the looks and feel. Probably built more even for motor bikes and not only for mtb. But if any other tool fails - this one won’t.

This tool does what it says it will do.

Honestly, these are the best tyre levers I've ever used. Metal construction so obviously no flex, does the job required. Highly recommend.

Very robust, but you won't want to carry them with you when cycling as they are on the heavy side. Unfortunately, this is when you are most likely to get a puncture.

What a tool. Too big and heavy to pop in a saddle bag, but for home use these are the business, especially when working with very tight tyres!

Heavy duty tyre levers makes difficult bicycle tyres easy to remove.

These levers will have ANY tight tyre back on that rim.

Que dire ? Park Tool. Qualité au top, comme toujours. Enfin des démonte-pneus qui ne plient pas sous l’effort. Finie la crainte de se prendre un morceau de plastique en plein visage.

Desmontables como debe de ser una desmontable: grandes, fuertes..perfectos.

Très bien fait

So anyway I ordered a pair of Schwalbe Marathon Plus 26X1.5 style 348 tires that have a reputation purported to be difficult to mount. Ahhh I'll just treat myself to a pair of genuine imported steel tire levers just to be safe I says. Wow that was my best idea for a Wednesday.The Marathons have a tight wire bead that had it not been for the beautifully shaped tip and extra length for leverage I would be babbling curses to this day.These levers are ideal with a dainty pry lip easy to manipulate to the tires inside bead with forged cold steel brute toughness to persuade any tire into submission.The surface treatment isn't good for sliding to remove a tire so having a fairly complete shop I decided to manicure a nice ramp on the big handle end.With a machinists 2x36 belt sander I shaped the metal past the hanger hole into a shallow spoon profile high at the crown tappering to pretty thin at the edge. Finished my artful sculpture with progressively finer Wet N Dry paper to 1,200 grit. That worked beautiful. Now with the bead raised by one pry bar I slip the modified big end with the hump between the tire and tube to scamper around the rim releasing the bead.If you were to do the same and worry about scratching the rim try a piece of UHMW tape on the flat; it'd slide better and wouldn't scratch.At 'bout 17 bucks these ain't cheap but the satisfaction of an easy mount or dismount? Priceless.

Legit set =)