Park Tool PW-3 Pedal Wrench (15mm and 9/16 - Inch)

Great pedal changer.

I bought this because I could not find my other wrench. This is much better made than that wrench. The other one works fine but this feels as though it will not break off in my hand. It is a Park Tool and all that goes with that. If you know you buy it and don't worry anymore.

This is one of those tools you don't think you will need because chances are you already have a wrench to do the job. Well, let me tell you an adjustable wrench is going to make things unnecessarily difficult, because a) it is too thick to properly engage with the pedal sometimes, b) unless it is a larger wrench it will not give you the proper leverage to unscrew the pedals but if it is larger it will definitely be too thick to go in c) the adjustable wrench will slip and you will either damage the bike or your fingers in the process. Do yourself a favor and get the proper tool for the job the first time! In my case I tried removing the pedals using a hex key (impossible) and an adjustable wrench (they would not budge even after using a hammer to hit the wrench in the proper direction). With this pedal wrench, all that was needed was a bit of force and presto! the pedals came right off in a few seconds, and installing the new pedals was a breeze as well.

Super useful and makes installing/removing pedals a breeze. You think you can do it with a regular ol' wrench until you realize the head won't be thin enough to fit between your pedal & the crank. Having the right tool is key to making life easier, and at less than $30 for the PW-3, the benefits far outweigh the hit to your wallet.Best if you can mount the bike on a mechanic's stand so the cranks spin freely in either direction - allows you to simply keep the wrench at the same angle & let the pedals do the work. Two different opening sizes means you can use this on a huge variety of bikes, should the need arise.

I removed 30 year old seized on Shimano MTB pedals (+3-4K miles on them) with zero drama. They were 9/16 size, not 15 mm, so it was great to have a wrench that handles both sizes. This is a shop tool and a minor cost upgrade for a consumer tool if you need multiple sizes.The key is the size. It has a long handle that is quite wide and easy to grab. Business end is narrow which is why you need this tool vs a standard wrench. Watch the Park tool video for common sense tips if you have not removed pedals. Once you do it it’s easy with this wrench.Can’t recommend enough. I will pass down to my great grandchildren. It may be obsolete in 100 yr but it will still remove any (15mm or 9/16) bolt attached by man or machine. Not enough stars.

Great, solid tool for home use, removing pedals from bicycles. Not as well made as the older version I own but maybe the old one was a bit overbuilt? Great and useful and essential tool for your bike-tool-box.

Great, as described

A little expensive but works much better than a standard wrench and allowed me to change the pedal quickly without damaging anything. Very Sturdy, specialized tool.