Peaty's Tubeless Bike Tyre Puncture Repair Plugger Kit - For MTB, Road & XC Bicycle Tyres - Unique Single-Sided Fork, For Rapid Puncture Repair To Fix Punctures Fast - 3x 3mm & 1.5mm Plugs

I had my first tubeless puncture that had not completely sealed this month, I tried a fix using another tool and rode a few rides, but the hole wasn't completely fixed.I repeated the fix with a peatys tool and the red strips that come with it, but overnight this had not sealed and the tyre was flat. I then tried the thicker peatys strips and these would not go in. Finally I reverted back to the first tool and used the thick strips that come with it. The hole sealed and does not appear to be leaking following a 30 mile ride.Thinks to note the Peaty's tool was more tricky to push into the puncture hole, the shorter part of the hook seemed to catch on the edge of the hole and I was worried that I would make it worse.When using the larger strip I could not push it into the hole at all, the hook mechanism did not grip the strip at all.The strips are quite stiff compared to the black strips in the other tool and this may have contributed to the difficulty fixing the leak.I liked the colour though!

If you’re running tubeless setup this compact easy to use set is a must have on a ride. Got me out of a muddle a few times.

I tried another repair kit but it broke so I ordered this. This one is so much easier to use and I fixed 2 punctures with it straightaway. It's also such a cool colour and fits easily in my bag. Unlike other repair kits you don't have to faff around trying to thread the little worm though the needle and you don't need super human strength to use it.

It matches my bike colour wise too :-) light and easy to carry in a pocket , hopefully il never need it , and it can just look cool :-)

Well designed, made in Britain and packaged responsibly.

Top quality worth the money, steve peat go this design spot on

The fork on this is just too large, made the hole in my tyre so big I’ve had to replace it.Had a tedious hole in my G-one that the sealant could barely seal. Tried to insert the 1.5mm plug suppled but the fork just enlarged the hole beyond the capability of the plug, tried the 3mm plug but they just popped out as soon as I started riding again. Had to go old skool and patch the tyre inside and fit an inner tube to keep me going. Wish I’d just left it alone until I got home.Might be okay for emergency fixes on larger holes in MTB tyres but for smaller holes on slicker tyres I think this is not a good design.

so easy to use much better than any others it never pulls to worm back out.