this tool is nothing special in design or features, but as far as something simple to have around, it does the job well--- I've used mine for 3+ years without incident, only that the phillips/hex key falls out if you let it tumble around in your bag. throw a rubber band around it and keep skating. for the price, it's worth it to always have one of these on you.

This tool treated me well until a few minutes ago. Something is stuck in my trucks and i'll be damned if the tool didnt just snap in my hand, taking some skin off my pinkie finger in the process. Time to get an all metal tool (or some new trucks)

I bought this tool at a different shop and it came with a small band around the hex key/Philips that made it stick inside the casing. This tool has done everything I needed it to do more effiecently than digging around in my dad's tool chest.

This tool is great except there's no hole in each of the sockets for whatever you're tightening to go into, for example when tightening the kingpin on my Paris 180s, the kingpin hits the back of the socket and allows about a half centimeter contact between the wrench and the nut I'm trying to tighten. Basically, at a certain point, you can no longer tighten things because you run out of room. I'm sure you could drill a hole in the middle to allow kingpins and the like some room but it just seems like a stupid design to me.

Well, it works, but not with oversized board hardware, and getting good torque can be hard, but it is great for the money, and will not break easily. If you are looking for an end all be all get the reflex. Although the pop out screwdriver can help pop bearings if you use the rubber oring as a contact point and minimizes bearing damage in this sense.