Park Tool Vulcanizing Patch Kit
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PT-VP-1C
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PT-VP-1C
The VP-1 Patch Kit includes six thin and flexible patches with tapered edges to blend with the tube’s profile. Each kit is packaged in a small plastic box with sandpaper for cleaning the tube and instructions.
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Nice product
In 3 years, just a single puncture , used this patch kit once and it is very good and and easy to apply.
Till the date there is no any puncture to my bike but the set I am carrying with me every time when I am on long ride. The box is very compact and small anyway it can fit in your pocket and use full in case of there is no any puncture repair shop.
I really like park tool portable vulcanizing kit. It is a perfect pocket friendly kit with all the material required during early morning ride when i cant find any repair shop in case of puncture. Highly recommend it.
The kit is very small in size. I had put 3 punchers till now and it is solid no leakage at all. The solution provided is very fast-acting. I had a snake bite puncture in the tube (it's because of my mistake while reattaching the tire to make it fit perfectly I accidentally puncture the tube with the lever while taking off the tire he he) It works well I wish they have provided more patches in the kit itself.
PRO TIP: Use a well-ventilated area when doing the process using this kit and wear gloves as well as a mask to avoid any contact with the solution as it's written on it that potential hazard for cancer.
This is probably the best puncture repair kit that's out there. I've used it to repair 3 punctures so far and every one of them is holding up well, almost as if it were a brand new tube! I think it's got something to do with the Vulcanizing solution that apparently form a molecular bond with the rubber patch - works for sure!
Do not remove the plastic covering on the patches as they prevent it from sticking to the tire - no need for talcum powder - learnt this from the Park tool instructional video on applying patches! (Be sure to watch before trying yourself)
Comes in a tiny package that barely takes up any space in a saddle bag.
In closure - A must-have in any puncture kit!
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