Overview
The Sonic Pro Skate Tool provides great leverage to change wheels, extract bearings and more. The Pro Tool’s ergonomic handle is comfortable for shop technicians to use all day but compact enough to take on a roll. This latest variant features both Hex and Torx bits to fit most brands of skates. Packed with 9 tools on 3 tips. Made with strong and durable S2 steel so it may be the last skate tool you’ll ever have to buy (unless you lose it).
Specifications
Features | 4mm Hex Bit (Fits Most Axles) T25 Torx - Note: Running change from 5/32" Hex, stock may be mixed (2) Floating Spacer Aligner Phillips #2 Screwdriver (2) Bearing Pushers (For Barrel Spacers) Bearing Extractor (For Floating Spacer) Bearing Press |
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Previous Feedback
Comments: I have an old shcool Baur tool, very small handle. I like the bigger size for a better grip, plus the extra tools it has.
From: Mark, NH
Comments: Great tool; it provides way better leverage than the long tool that comes with bont skates. Small and easy to bring along during a long skate.
From: Rob
Comments: Amazing Tool, after Breaking the K2 tool in about 20 minutes, I'm simply amazed at what an amazing tool this is, it cuts my wheel change times drastically. Pulls bearings like a dream. Just plain works!
From: Curtis
Comments:Couldn't live without it. Pushes and pulls bearings into wheels nicely.
From: Huffydelight
Comments:Worth the money and works perfectly.
From: Travis NY
Comments: It works as expected but has some shortcomings for Powerline Trinity frames. I can't figure out why Sonic didn't take the simple step of marking the hex key sizes on the tool. Although the difference between 5/32 and 4mm is very small (too small to see), the wrong size can damage bolt heads. The shorter tool is tough to fit on Powerline frame bolts. Two wheels need to be removed to securely access the frame bolts. If you need to replace the frame bolts you'll need another tool because the hex head bolts are difficult to find while torx head frame bolts are easily available. A bit more money on a higher quality tool would be well-spent.
From: Anonymous, 10/21/20