Braille All-in-One Skate Tools Multi-Function Portable Skateboard T Tool Accessory with T-Type Allen Key and L-Type Phillips Head Wrench Screwdriver

I have been recently inspired to get back into skateboarding and had seen Braille Skateboarding videos on YouTube. I didn't have a skate tool, so I checked out a few on Amazon. There were some compelling deals, but I like what Braille does and wanted to support them.The upshot: It feels like a nice, sturdy tool which will do the trick.Biggest complaint: The tool appears to have been rushed through the manufacturing process. The Braille label on top was starting to peel back when I had received the item. In my pic, I've already glued it back into place. But the plastic molding didn't come out clean. You can see jagged edges around the sockets. Not the hugest problem ever, but there are some sharp little edges where the plastic was cut that could hurt when using the tool. Going to file some of those down--but someone probably could have QC'ed that before I bought it.

I was skating at my local skate park the other, doing my usual flips and executing clean techniques when out of nowhere comes Tony Hawk. All the kids in the park went crazy and they all crowded him for autographs and such. Turns out, Tony was just passing by, but he got into a little accident so he needed some tools to fix his skateboard. For the twenty or more sk8ter kids who wanted his autograph, no one had tools to help him fix his skateboard. I, on the other hand, had my Braille Skateboarding Skate Tool with me, and I offered it to Tony. He was grateful, and after five minutes he was shredding rails like cheese again. Tony and I are good friends now, and we still go out for a beer sometimes.TLDR: Great value for the price, handy, pretty much all you need for skateboard fixing and adjusting, great friend maker

i got the tool in imedietly i tinkered with it. the first thing i notice is there is a plastic molding seam line of some sort which would constantly feel like it was cutting me when using it throughout the year i had it, the plastic gets in the way of the hex nut bolt pieces which make tightening trucks impossible and talking off hardware a pain in the ass, the alen key then started to fall out after 3 weeks of having it which id used it 2 maybe 3 times and over all just wasnt a good product you could get much better ones for the same price. hell they have ratchet t tools that are all metal that make this one look like they just didnt care.

Just as good as any T tool there is. It isnt All metal which makesit easier to break bend or snap (which i actually got it to loosed while tightening a wheel) If you want to support Revive in General just get the Silver Revive colab skate tool. Its over all a more well rounded tool. But really for all the simple T tool needs it does the trick just fine so 4 stars

This looks like a cheap rebrand of an even cheaper skate tool. The logo on mine was already mostly unglued when I got it and the pictures look like other cheapo no-name-brand skate tools on Amazon. I'm fine with it, but I was hoping for something more than just sticking a logo on something and marking up the price.

Great hand tool for all adjustments for board, trucks, wheels. Durable and well made. Feels good in the hand. Metal has not rounded out and fits well various nut sizes without slippage. Can get good torque as needed.Would buy again. Recommend.

It's your run of the mill T-tool. Braille was played a big part in me getting out and getting on a skateboard, so I most got it as a small thank you and way to support them.

I personally love Braille skateboarding so I paid a little extra for their skate tool. It's nothing to super fancy, a little small but it works perfectly. I was hoping it was a darker blue (it's baby blue) but I love supporting Braille Skateboarding so it's worth it. Good skate tool and money goes to an awesome group of people!