DaKine Torque Driver

Comments about DaKine Torque Driver:

Have used it multiple times not just for me but for friends who have loose bindings. Also had to switch bindings around on the fly.

Comments about DaKine Torque Driver:

It's your standard boot-camp multi tool in a 'T' configuration. It's got enough bits to cover whatever board/ski related challenges you may come across. The ratchet seems solid and the injection molded plastic is thick enough to withstand torquing.

The only downside, helping skiers that need to use a flathead on the slopes. It's tough work trying not to drop the bits when you're rocking gloves, but you already knew that...

Comments about DaKine Torque Driver:

Best tool for slopeside repairs because the large handle allows me to get a lot of torque and get a good grip if I need to use it to chip the ice out of my bindings before adjusting them. Best tool I've used. I always keep one on me.

Comments about DaKine Torque Driver:

Fits anywhere, the shape of the handle allows you to get a good grip and get it done. Awesome little guy.

Comments about DaKine Torque Driver:

Overall useful. The bits don't fit as tight as I would like, but a reasonable tool to carry with you in case you need an emergency fix or quick on-the-slope tune-up.

Comments about DaKine Torque Driver:

The torque driver does what it says - it's versatile, portable and it easy to use. Do IT!

Comments about DaKine Torque Driver:

I have the Burton EST bindings, so I find having the tool is great for switching my setup. Nice to have on the mountain. Small with a good torquing handle.

Comments about DaKine Torque Driver:

great size to pack around on the hill.

Comments about DaKine Torque Driver:

Works great

Comments about DaKine Torque Driver:

I havent had a real need to use this yet, but ive owned one previously and got a lot of good use out of it. The product is great and my only word of caution would be that when youre opening the end with all of the bits, or swapping out bits in the snow, it would be very easy to drop them all and never see them again. I actually stuck a couple of small magnets on the wrench tool so that for the most part, my bits are stuck to it when I pull it all out. Pick one up cause theyre inexpensive and useful.