Full Windsor Nutter Cycle Multi Tool Tool Multi Full Windsor Nutter W/brn Case

Mine just arrived and I'm thoroughly impressed by how stylish, compact, and lightweight it is.I really appreciate how The Nutter is to-the-point: uncomplicated with essential parts to fix common problems on the bike. It's quite different from other multi tools which try to jam all sorts of features/components into some heavy block. I'm always wasting time digging out or trying to find the right thing. And when I do, its difficult to use because its still attached to everything else. With The Nutter, it's easy to get what I want and the extension it comes with provides more leverage when I need it.Also, I LOVE all the design details (and packaging!). The compact leather pouch hangs easy with velcro straps off the back of my seat and is also small enough to carry comfortably in a bag. Looking chic indeed! What is more, the tool incorporates a bottle opener, which certainly comes in handy.The takeaway: an excellent, well-designed item I would highly recommend to any cyclist looking for a quality multi tool.

Great little tool that I keep strapped to my top tube with its leather tool wrap. Build quality of the tool itself seems really good and the design is well thought out. Can't really fault it at all.

The best and most stylish tool set. It comes with a complete set of hex keys to adjust anything you need to on your bike. As well as a wrench for my fixed gear. There is a tire lever on the other end of the wrench and It also comes with a Philips and a flat head bit. The leather holder is also really convenient and good looking. Thumbs up for recycling and using inner tubes in the construction.

A fantastic tool. Cleverly designed, rugged, and sharp looking. Also, the company (Full Windsor) was super responsive and helpful when I called them with a question.

Tools looks ok, the pouch on the other hand is 'meh. Much smaller than I expected and it is tough to get the main tool into the roll. The images show a bike pump and tube wrapped with it, I can't imagine what size tube that is or what pump. I like that it uses recycled inner tube for holding the bits, not sure how well that will work out in the real world. I just converted my seat post clamp, quick release scewers, and headset bolt to pinhead security fasteners, and there is no room in this pouch for anything additional like the key. Since it is obviously aimed at people owning Brooks saddles, it would be nice if it was made out of similar quality saddle leather in matching colors. I am hoping the actual tools are good steel and I just didn't spend a bunch of money on something that matches my saddle but doesn't do any good in a pinch.

It’s ok, kinda works… a regular multi tool would be the way to go, the case is not leather, more of a plastic-like fake leather material.Magnet is weak, I’d look elsewhere for a bike tool, cool idea, bad results though.

nice grip and very practical.

I purchased this thinking it was made in the UK, but was disappointed to see its made entirely in China. Mine broke the first time I used it.I emailed the company, and received a response from the creator, Mark Windsor. The bit driver is just an off the shelf thing he buys from wherever he can get them. I suppose any tool will break under the right conditions.I asked for another bit driver, and he offered to send a new tool. The company is basically comprised of Mr. Windsor, so I can appreciate the struggle to deliver a product in a highly saturated/competitive market. But, at this price point, I don't expect a tool to break so easily.The wrench component is very robust, but the bit driver is the weak link. I also made two YouTube videos discussing my thoughts.Oh, I did receive another tool. I decided to sell it rather than use it. It sold on eBay for 99 cents.