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Park Tool Hex Wrench 14mm (HR-14)

Park Tool Hex Wrench 14mm (HR-14) - Main image
$29.59 $39.99 In stock

Category: Accessories - Tool Workshop

About Park Tool Hex Wrench 14mm (HR-14)
The Park Tool HR-14 is a simple 14 millimeter hex wrench, constructed from through-hardened industrial-quality steel with chamfered tips for a precision fit. 14 mm hex wrenches are sometimes necessary for removing the freehub bodies from several popular brands of hubs (Mavic®, Shimano®, Sun Race®, Sovos™, and others) as well as some Campagnolo® crank bolts.

Features

14 mm hex wrench

About Park Tool
Park Tool are the world's largest bicycle tool manufacturer. Located in St. Paul Minnesota they have been designing and manufacturing bicycle specific tools since 1963. Their dedication to quality and innovation have gained them the reputation for producing the best bicycle tools in the world.

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Customer Reviews (3.0 / 5 · 1 review)

Jacob D. ★★★☆☆

It's a decent 14mm hex wrench, the chamfered tips help it fit snugly on the bolt. For the price, though, I'd expect the steel to feel a bit more premium in the hand—it works fine but doesn't stand out from cheaper options.