Park ToolPatch Kit, 2 x Packs

As a road biker, I'm always looking for ways to keep my bike in top condition and avoid unexpected mishaps on the road. The Park Tool GP-2 Pre-Glued Super Patch Puncture Repair Kits are a great addition to my toolkit, and I've found them to be very effective and easy to use.One of the best things about these patches is that they are pre-glued, which means you don't need to mess around with messy glue or wait for it to dry. This makes them very convenient and easy to use, even when you're out on the road and need to make a quick repair.The patches are also very durable and reliable. I've used them several times now and have found that they hold up well over time, even with frequent use. The kit comes with six patches, which is enough to last me for a while and means I don't have to worry about running out of patches on a long ride.

These are excellent patches, which I have used may times. Compact package can be carried on bike at all times. They are easy to use, and stick well, even after being stored on bike for years. They will work when you need them to fix puncture on the edge of the trail. Also convenient and effective for at home repairs. No point messing around with cheap brand-x patches.

Worked perfect. Actually used it to patch a decent sized hole on a roho seat cushion and it’s still holding 3 months later.

These are thin and pre-glued. Only need to rough-up the tube (with the supplied sandpaper) before applying.These did not work for my specific puncture ... but, they seem like they might work well for most. They're certainly easier to work with compared with traditional patches.::As mentioned in a different review, I had a rash of flats. One of the flats/punctures was on the rim/spoke side of the tube - the tube was new.I got/installed new rim liners (which I definitely needed) and tried numerous times to patch the rim-side puncture. Nothing worked - including these.I put a new tube in and (fingers crossed) haven't had a problem since. I'm considering this a learning experience: "you can't patch a puncture on the rim side of a tube." (The same way you can't patch a leak around the stem of the tube.)

These patches stick well and are very durable. I have been using them frequently for about a year. They are definitely my top choice. They have a thin, clear, square design. They appear to be made of some type of plastic, not the typical rubber.

I have always been a fan of these Park patches. If patching tubes at home, I still use the old-fashioned glue on patches due to cost, but when out on the road, or out on the trail, these are a no-brainer. They always work and they seem to outlast any of the other “quick patches“ that I have tried thus far. A bit overpriced but, like everything else from Park, they just work.

Used on my simple bike tire with 55 psi. They are super simple to use; no messy glue and dry time. Just peal from backing and stick. I had a pin hole leak from a puncture. I followed the directions and applied. At first it seems to hold, but over time (48 hours) the air pressure pushed air out from under the patch and made the tire go flat. I re-prepped the tube and applied it a second time and the same thing happened. I replaced my tube.When I get a puncture again...I'll update this rating write up with the results.

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