Tubeless Bike Tire Repair Kits，Road Bicycle and Mountain Bike Tires Fix a Puncture or Flat, Includes Storage Canister Plugger Tool with Plugs, 30Pcs(2.0mm/3.5mm) Bacon Strips

Easy to fix a flat tire with this. The spike is a little short to me but work like a charm. You will need someone with some strength to push the plug through. I fixed my tire and hasn't had a problem since.

Very functional and good deal for what you are getting. I was a little surprised by the size (length/thickness) of the needle but it's long enough to get the plugs deep enough into the tire every time. Used the kit to plug a massive puncture under a lug with the bigger size plug, plus two smaller plugs near the tire bead.I do feel it's a little overbuilt and could be slimmed down a bit weight wise, but can't argue with the functionality.

I am a bit of a prepper, so I like to have a backup tube, patches, and even plugs handy at all times for a ride. I've been looking for a good portable plug kit, and I think this is about the best for the price. It's pretty solid in that it comes with the basics. However, I've like to see it improved by sending the bacon strips pre-cut to 1 wide. That it, you can see in the pictures how they come - several side by side. There is no way to fit one full set in the little canister, so you have to use a razor blade to separate them to fit just a couple in the cylinder. It's not a big deal, but would be nice if they were provided pre-cut in that way. One more tool I hope to not need, but if I do I know I'll be super glad I have it!

This tubeless tire plug kit is pretty okay.GOOD- It comes with a pretty good amount of "bacon strips" – 20 big ones and 10 little ones.- The canister opens on both ends, which is good because you won't have to struggle to dig stuck strips out of there- It's compact, so you should be able to stick it into a hydration pack pocket or saddle bag easy enoughOKAY- The packaging is just a simple plastic pouch with ziplock-like closure. Definitely nothing fancy. It works though, I guessMEH- My favorite repair kits have a wrench of sorts at the end of the canister that you can use to unscrew the tubeless valve stem. This is super handy. I guess if you buy this kit, I'd recommend also buying a valve cap with that wrench thing on it. I guess search "valve cap for tubeless" and look for ones that have a little slot in them. That part serves as the wrench.- The bacon strips come stuck to a little square of plastic. It's 10 strips per plastic sheet. I think you'll have to cut these vertically – 5 strips per sheet – to fit them into the canister easily. In other words, the canister is pretty narrow.

Having a Tubeless Tire Repair Kit while mountain biking on remote trails is a smart precaution to take and while this product has quite a few “bacon strips” of different sizes and the insertion tool, the included container can barely hold a single larger strip and 2 tiny strips so the additional strips either need to be left behind or taken along with the risk of getting bent and damaged without secure protection inside a container. Decent kit but falls short being great.

This kit has a lot of pieces, much more than I think (hope) I will ever need. You need to cut off individual strips and put them in the canister. As others have mentioned, it is quite small, but how many bacon strips do you really need to carry!?

Great kit to have if you have to repair a tubeless tire. I mainly wanted the extra ropes but the tools they provide are plenty good to shove into a bike and fix. You can load the tool itself up with ropes and carry it if needed, or use in the garage if you already darted it out in the field.Great product!

I like that thicker bacon strips are included, good for those bigger gashes that the thin strips struggle to fill. The kit comes with a lot of bacon, but due to its compact size you can only carry one or two pieces with you. Personally I am ok with this, since found that if you need more than a couple of strips, then you probably need to use a tube to get home.