Are the puncture repair kit from Poundland any good?

[TheDoctor]

The poundland ones are fine IME.
The levers aren't too bad, but the spanner thing is very uncomfy to use.
I have seen ones with a dumbell / dog bone spanner in.

They're better to use, but don't last long, as the spanner is made of cheese and can break.

 

[thegravestoneman]

I shall look for the black spur one as I like metal levers having had too many plastic ones snap on use and my beloved doesn't appreciate the bent spoons. I must also go and get a spare tub or two and some tub tape as I think I 'maybe' pushing my luck not carrying spares on my sunday ride.

 

[rockyraccoon]

park tool levers are the best one after having tried so many plastic and metal ones

 

[ianrauk]

park tool levers are the best one after having tried so many plastic and metal ones

agreed.
Tough as old boots as the saying goes.

 

[Peteaud]

Schwalbe levers

http://www.rushcycles.co.uk/m49b112s485p4005/SCHWALBE-Tyre-Levers-set-3-2011/RS_GB

My LBS uses them and says he has never broke one.

 

[mr_cellophane]

Little Tesco ones for me. No spanners/levers, but they come in a handy plastic box. Great value if you get a 3 for 2 offer.

 

[cycleman]

The park patches are great as someone said previously, no glue or faffing around. Me personally if I'm on the road I just use spare tubes.
If I discover a flat when I'm at home the