Vibrelli Bike Torque Wrench Set - 1/4 Inch Drive - 2 to 20nm, 0.1 Nm Micro - Essential MTB & Bicycle Torque Wrench Tools. Hex/Allen 2-10, Torx 10-30, 100mm Extension Socket, Storage Case

Toque settings are easy to see and easier to set. EVEN torque values on the LEFT, ODD torque values on the RIGHT. .1 N.m increments click into place when turning the torque adjustment knob. Turn the knob one full rotaton on you're at the next 1 N.m. So if you're on 2 N.m, turn the knob to the right one click and you're at 2.1 N.m. Turn the knob one full rotation and you're at 3 N.m, etc. You pull the knob down slightly to turn it. It snaps into place at the detents. Super easy to dial in exactly the torque value you want with no guessing. When you're at the right torque value the HEAD BREAKS AWAY from parallel while it "clicks," so you DEFINITELY know when you're at the right torque value. Better than that simple hard-to-detect "click" like many wrenches. So even though it's called a "click type" wrench, I think those with heads that break away like this one does should have their own category. So when you're at the right value, you can feel, hear, and SEE it. The tool is nicely crafted, well machined, well though-out, and well engineered. It looks and feels expensive. The case is nicely compact and holds both tool and bits securely and has a super "beefy" clasp to hold the case itself shut. The kit includes hex-head (Allen) bits, which I already had, but is nice to have so handy, Torx bits, and an extension adapter. The kit comes with a certification of accuracy printed on glossy paper. My certificate is labelled with serial #90355, so hopefully yours is labelled differently. It wasn't readily apparent in the text describing the tool, but the accuracy is guaranteed better than +/- 4%. Mine was substantially better. So the tool's salient characteristics are: 1/4" Drive Bi-directional Torque Wrench, Metric Torque Values, 2-20 N.m, tested +/-4%, comes with certification of accuracy and the results from the certification testing. I have, and have had, a number of torque wrenches, various click-types and beam types, with varying ranges over the years. This is the best torque wrench of all of them, by far. The more I use it, the more I love it. It is just a pleasure to use such a finely crafted tool.

This is a great set! Im one of those MTB that sets it and forgets it. I have no clue how many inch pounds of torque do what. Thankfully these guys included a conversion chart thats in perfect english. Comes with all the bits and this is a nice kit when your need a repair and I plan on presetting mine now for my bike. My first instinct was to pick it up. If it feels sturdy and heavy, you can tell its quality and this one doesnt dissapoint. I have no clue what size bits to use either so I grabbed number 5 and it instantly fits on the rear hub next to the derailer of my bike and most importantly (for me) the rear bike rack I have. I have some cheesy bike rack the attachs under my seat with a few bolts. This size fit right in and I tightened them all by a few full rotation with a torque wrench which means my handheld allen keys werent working as well as I thought. This is simple and compact, you cant go wrong.

The most important feature with a torque wrench is that you can use it with confidence that it will not over-tighten or be too loose. In this case, I found that to work, BUT you must follow the Initial setup instructions. ** The instructions are a bit off on that. I had to watch the video they were linking to in order to understand what "press against the torque head" means. It means push the head sideways (see image) to force a click. ** The instructions on set up are incomplete - I initially followed the instruction but the wrench would still not release at the correct torque. If you look at the "Important" section at the top, item 2 has more instructions - go all the way to 20Nm, go back to 2Nm, then click the head in both directions (snapshot image attached). That seemed to work Usage: Note that the wrench is not a slip wrench, which means it keeps tightening after the release click. You have to be careful not to miss the "click". What I started doing is watching the head and when I see it starting to move sideways I slow down to look for the "click". The one thing that I did not like about the wrench is that it is extremely hard to see the setting. The images look really nice and crisp, but the reality is that between small size and glare from the metal it is not always easy to see.

This is a well-made torque wrench set and functions as it is supposed to. The tooling on the wrench and bits is good. It is very easy to accurately adjust torque settings; the markings are very legible and the positive stops on the correct settings is helpful. The "click" when you reach the proper torque is solid. It comes with paperwork showing it has been accurately calibrated. The case is sturdy and holds everything well. It states there is a "lifetime warranty"; I have used Vibrelli customer service for another product and it was excellent. IMO this is a very good deal at $50 (and it appears identical to other available sets priced much higher).

Bought this to assemble a new pair of bicycles. After I broke the bolt ears on a cast aluminum clamp that holds the handlebars on, I decided to test the new wrench to determine if it was giving accurate torque readings. I tightened the bolts to the specified torque, but the clamp cracked -- was the casting bad or was the wrench over-tightening? I measured the distance from the bolt socket to the center of the wrench handle and carefully applied an accurate amount of weight to yield a known torque (in inch-pounds) converted the test torque to N-meters, and manually determined (3 times over the wrench's range) to my satisfaction that the low-priced wrench was indeed tightening bolts to very accurate torque values! I just had a bad casting -- and a great wrench! You do have to be extra careful in setting the torque as the torque number lines are hard to see. I used a large magnifying lens to be sure of my settings.

I received the Torque Wrench set yesterday and put it to work right away. My first impression was that it feels well built and heavy like a quality tool should. The ratchet is the perfect size for working on bikes, nice and small so that it will fit it tight spaces. Everything feels smooth and lubricated. Instructions are easy to follow so beginners will have no problem learning how to use the tool. I’ve been waiting for a quality 1/4” drive torque wrench at a reasonable price for a while and I finally found it.

This Vibrelli 1/4” click type torque wrench works perfectly. Seems to be top shelf quality, very accurate & easy to adjust. I’ve been using this torque wrench for a couple years to set & check the torque specs on my bike and all is good, would definitely recommend it. I was so satisfied with the Vibrelli brand I just purchased a Vibrelli pump for my bike, all the reviews were excellent, looking forward to receiving it!

Gave these to my elderly dad, who loves to tinker his bike, he's liked them so far. Had since Xmas 2024.

Excelente producto, llevo usándolo un par de años y hasta la fecha 2026 sigue funcionando y calibrado correctamente.

I've never bought a Vibrelli product before but I've heard some good things and liked the look of this torque wrench. Got the package today, first impressions are: Solid build quality Excellent selection of attachments / sizings Clear instructions on how to adjust the torque properly, which is something usually missing from similar products. Quality compliance check was included as well and although not expected it was a nice touch. Overall the tool is comfortable to use and accuracy of the torque settings seems very good. Would definitely recommend and good price point too.

Purchased for maintaining my bike. Have used a couple times and it seems like a good tool. Easy to use and great feedback on the torque click. Nice carry case and good craftsmanship. Comes with all the hex heads too. Good instructions.

I use for my bike because I have a lot of carbon parts and I cannot over torque these parts otherwise I could strip a part

Very happy with this great product from Vibrelli. Quality materials and the guide is great as it allowed me to check my bike manufacturers website and dial in the right torque for my carbon road bike so my bike is now at production spec tightness. Super easy to use and has every part to use on all parts of my bike. Great buy, I highly recommend as will last a long time with such good materials used, not cheap feeling at all.