Ice Toolz Pro Shop Chain Tool review
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It?s odd then that it?s been fitted with a somewhat flimsy plastic handle, and sad that after just a couple of uses the matt finish is flaking off said handle, and a further shame that the thread isn?t more precise to avoid the pin potentially becoming misaligned.
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Metal part is well made
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Plastic handle a bit flimsy
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With a roughly forged main body complete with two sets of chain-retaining teeth and a secondary set for loosening stiff links, the Ice Toolz is a serious piece of kit.
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