Very strong lever for installing tubelesss tires. Square shape is a little hard on the hands.
Recently discovered Pedro's cable cutters where amazing (I know...cable cutters, right? How boring). And now tire levers - even more boring. But seriously don't even consider another brand. These are super strong and actually have a lip that actually holds the tire bead. At this point, I gotta see Pedros as the go to for everything until proven otherwise.
Been using Pedros levers for several years now and refuse to use anything else! If I'm purchasing new levers, it's only because lost them or gave them away. These levers have never broken on me, even on the most difficult tubeless road and mountain tirewheel combos. Would highly recommend.
Pedro's levers are the best. They are all I take touring. Through the years I've tried many, but these rule. They are very stout, don't break, and the shape just works. And the colors are cool.
I have had a pair of Pedro�s levers for almost 10 yrs� used them for road, mountain and in between tires. They work
I have carried yellow Pedro's Tire Levers out on the road with me for the past few years, and also use them in the garage. These are the toughest tire levers I have ever used, and they always get the job done quickly and correctly.
Short and wide. These are the best to manage for difficult situations.
FYI - this is the single best tire lever I have ever used on difficult tubeless situations. Very inexpensive, and they just don't break! When working on a particularly difficult tire bead that I just couldn't get over the rim on my rather wide Enve 3.4 AR's, I broke one of those two piece levers that articulate against the opposite side wall to give you more leverage. I didn't know what to do and gave up for a few minutes. Then after giving my hands a rest I grabbed my Pedro's yellow lever I carry in my saddle bag, and bam! I thought it was going to snap with how much force I put on it, but it held strong and did the job. This lever is the champ!
These are super solid levers for those tight clincher tires. Never had one break. I highly recommend them.
You need a serious lever to do the job, not a bendy weak one
Not the smallest or lightest lever, but I have the fewest issues with them. Keep a pair in each saddle bag and on the workbench.
There is simply no need for any other brand of tire levers. These always work. They are cheap. They are perfect.
They do the job like many other tire levers. But the hi-vis green color is ideal for keeping tabs on them on the trail.
A friend loaned me his Pedro's Tire lever when I was changing a flat and I could IMMEDIATELY tell the difference over the standard tire lever I had with me. The increased width helps tremendously with grip and effectiveness, for which the tire lever is intended.
I definitively recommend these over standard narrow tire levers.
I purchased 2 immediately after I got home from the ride, where I had used the one offered by my riding buddy.
Pedro levers for the new bike. Cheap, durable, prompt shipping. No brainer.
For the money you could not find a better product for removing and/or installing bike tires. Surprisingly very strong. Fits easily on a small bike bag. Would recommend to buy this product !!!!
Getting a tire off is never what I'd classify as fun especially when you have a heavy or extremely tight tire on your bike. I've had other tire levers actually break. I think this lever could take a tire off a Ford F-150 truck. Maybe. No guarantees.
What can i say? They are tire levers and the perform the job quite well. Very sturdy and will not flex under pressure
Seldom use levers, if I do it's these. Like the size& strength.
What more can you ask for an inexpensive set of tire levers.
