Maybe this deal should be in the grocery section then. :confused:

I used to buy these but gave up after having glue that didn't work from two different tins. I now carry an Inner Tube, much easier than repairing a puncture!!"

​No, punctutre

Hmmm not sure what is happening on HUKD today, lots of posts for standard pound shop items which are proven to be of poor quality.

Thanks OP... But is there anyone out there who can attest to having repeatedly used these specific kits to successfully repair punctures...?!

My experience is that they are manufactured to a spec that makes the kit 15p delivered from China to the pound shops, in other words very poor quality.

These are good but I'd prefer more patches, no allen keys, inlet tubes and no multi wrench! There never seem to be enough patches in any of these kits. Another tube of adhesive would be good as these easily dry up when opened

puntutre?

I used to buy these but gave up after having glue that didn't work from two different tins. I now carry an Inner Tube, much easier than repairing a puncture!!"

Hex keys are cheese.
Spannery thing is cheese.
Adhesive isn't great too.

They're implying they'd rather it didn't and instead include more patches as most cyclists will already have the keys and wrench.

Self adhesive patches, no glue, no mess

Hmmm not sure what is happening on HUKD today, lots of posts for standard pound shop items which are proven to be of poor quality.

Thanks OP... But is there anyone out there who can attest to having repeatedly used these specific kits to successfully repair punctures...?!

My experience is that they are manufactured to a spec that makes the kit 15p delivered from China to the pound shops, in other words very poor quality.

They didn't correct anything?

worth it for the tyre levers alone

pancher?

Waste of a quid. Terrible quality.

UK!

Bought these 3 year ago repair the tube and it is still going on. Hot from me

They are always this price, patches are quite large so that suitable for road bikes

I would never let those metal tire levers near any of my wheels, I can hear the scratching sound just looking at them :confused:

Tbh I always carry a tube or even two on epics but there will be one day when my luck is out, these are the ones you want...Park P02C Glueless Patch Kit

I prefer the Poundworld Cycleworx kit. It's similar to this, but you get a 12ml tube of glue which is much bigger than the 5g tubes you get in most repair kits. I've repaired loads of punctures with it, no problem.

If you're concerned about the glue drying out, my advice is 1) Squeeze some glue into the hole before replacing the cap 2) Put some PTFE (Plumber's) tape on the threads of the neck

Put some Poundland stuff in a vintage-style tin and sell it to hipsters for £15. Excellent business model!

With replacement tubes available for £2.50 or less it seems foolish to mess with repairs which can fail again.

tubeless all the way, no punctures.