Precision Tubeless Repair Capsule - Black

Keep riding without interruption with our Precision Tubeless Repair Capsule. It’s lightweight, easy to use and the ultimate backup for those stubborn punctures that just won’t seal.

The robust and durable CNC Machined 6061 aluminium body doubles up as storage for your ‘worms’ and the tool handle is silicone coated for easy grip in all conditions.

It’s both a plug and a reamer, thanks to the integrated 2-in-1 super tough 304 Stainless Steel tool. It comes with 5 x thin, 5 x medium and 5 x thick ‘worms’. It is compatible with all Road, Gravel and MTB Tubeless tyres.

FEATURES
Robust CNC Machined 6061 Aluminium construction
Premium anodised finish
2-in-1 Stainless Steel tool – plug & reamer
Integrated Presta valve core remover housing
Compact capsule body for storing puncture ‘worms’
Silicone coating for optimum grip
Knurled screw-on design with watertight O-ring
Compatible with Road, Gravel and MTB bikes with Tubeless tyre set ups

SPECS
Capsule/body: 6061 Aluminium
Plug/reamer tool: 304 Stainless Steel
Weight: ~26g (not including worms)
66mm x 20mm
Colours: Black

WHAT’S INCLUDED
2-in-1 Plug tool and Capsule
Comes with 15 ‘worms’: 5x thin, 5x medium, 5x thick (refill packs available separately)
Cordura® Pouch

HOW TO USE
1. Locate the source of the puncture and remove any debris or object that caused it.
2. If the puncture requires the medium or larger ‘worms’, ream the hole a few times with the knurled area of the tool. Make sure to use a 45-degree angle and follow the direction of the tyre so as not to damage your Tubeless tape or tyre sidewall!
3. Now grab a tyre ‘worm’ (you may need to use the tool to help slide the worms out). The larger size is for MTB tyres, medium for gravel tyres and small for road tyres, but you can select the best one for your hole size. Now pinch one end of the worm tightly between your fingers to flatten it. (If using the thin worm, thread it through the very tip of the tool, not the main larger slot)
4. Thread it through the slot at the end of the tool so that the worm is now sitting centrally on the tool.
5. Locate the puncture hole, then insert the tool through the hole (at a 45-degree angle and follow the direction of the tyre to make sure you don’t damage your Tubeless tape or tyre sidewall!) until the worm is about halfway inside the tyre. Make sure the ends of the worm remain outside of the tyre.
6. Slowly twist the tool clockwise for a few turns to twist the worm inside the tyre and slowly pull to remove – leaving the worm in your tyre and the hole plugged.
7. Re-inflate your tyre to your desired pressure and you’re ready to roll! (We recommend a maximum of 80 PSI on a road bike!)
8. Once home, we recommend cutting off the ends of the worms with a knife, leaving at least 3-5mm sticking out of the tyre. (Be careful when cutting).

PRO TIP! Just cut the different sized worms into singles or doubles and place them inside the capsule, then you’ll have multiple options for different sized punctures!  

WARNING: Keep out of reach of children. The tool has SHARP EDGES, so use with caution. For road tyres, we strongly recommend replacing the repaired tyre as soon as it is safe to do so, especially if you want to use it at high pressure! 

(We recommend a maximum of 80 PSI on a road bike!)