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- Delivery in 5-6 working days
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- Trustpilot rating 4.7/5
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Email Customer ServicePros & Cons
Pros & Cons
- The filler material reacts with the NoTubes Tyre Sealant for an airtight seal.
- Easy to use, so you are on the go again in no time!
- The Darts are designed so that the rim and rim tape are not damaged during tyre repair.
- The Dart Tool comes with only two darts for multiple or larger holes, but luckily a refill is cheap and simple.
Specifications
Specifications
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Brand
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Stan's NoTubes |
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Black |
Description
Description
The Dart Tool protects the Darts with a cap so that everything stays clean and undamaged. Furthermore, the Dart Tool is compact in size (about the size of a CO2 cartridge) and lightweight. Ideal for putting in your saddle bag or back pocket!
Delivery includes
• 2 loaded DartsUser tips
The plug has recently been renewed, which means that there are no hooks anymore that hold the plug in the tyre when the tool is pulled out. This means that you will have to use your fingers to hold the plug when you pull the Dart Tool out of the tyre to prevent it from falling out.Find out more on our Blog
How do I mount a tubeless tyre on my road bike? [How-to]
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Reviews
Most recent reviews
1 / 5
Does not do what it promises.
What a wan product. Had a hole which was not sealed. Wanted to put the plug in to seal the hole but both heads broke off. Not suitable for me.
1 / 5
I would not buy this item again or even buy new plugs for it
I did not succeed in repairing a relatively small hole in my tubeless MTB tire with this product, consisting of an application device and two included plugs. Of course, this may also be due to me....
Pros & Cons
5 / 5
Hope never to have to use it
The plug is easy to use. I had an old tyre worn out that I made a cut in to try out. After all, you want to know how and if it works when you are on the road. You do need to make sure there is still enough pressure and latex in your tyre otherwise this won't work. So a CO2 cartridge is recommended to have with you. Would be nice if this could be combined in 1 tool in the future.
Pros & Cons
4 / 5
Works well on its own, using common sense
Only previous experience with 32mm race tyre (Conti 5000S TL). After a puncture, still got home with 2 bar (the seal did not want to hold more pressure). Then at home first experience with this tool: the hole is very tight and small (because it does seal at ~22 bar), so the first prop did not go with it and the tip did go into the tyre. No success, then. Good thing I was home. Then folded the prop a few times, put it on the hole and got the tip into the hole after all. So the supplied prop is of strong quality. Then put 6 bar in again without any problems. Drove another 500km with that, then opened the same hole on the way, took out the prop. Now, on the road, I managed to get a new prop in the same way (2 min work), pump it up (6 bar) and off again. :) Both times (at home and on the road) gave me a lot of confidence to continue with tubeless and to keep using this tool on the road, without biba. I think I will use race sealant next time to reduce the chance of having to get off the bike again in case of a puncture; preferably let the sealant do its job. :)
Pros & Cons
1 / 5
Look further
In theory, a very nice remedy that should work perfectly with Stan's Notubes Sealant. Unfortunately, it sticks to theory. As pointed out in other reviews, the dart does not work as expected. The tip breaks off quickly, forcing you to use a 2nd dart right away. If then the dust from the 2nd dart also sticks to the outside of the tyre instead of sealing the hole, you can say with good certainty that it's a bad buy.
Pros & Cons
1
I would not buy this item again or even buy new plugs for it
I did not succeed in repairing a relatively small hole in my tubeless MTB tire with this product, consisting of an application device and two included plugs. Of course, this may also be due to me....
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Good instruction manual on YouTube
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Did not work on me with both included plugs.
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Poor enclosed (paper) instruction manual
5
Hope never to have to use it
The plug is easy to use. I had an old tyre worn out that I made a cut in to try out. After all, you want to know how and if it works when you are on the road. You do need to make sure there is still enough pressure and latex in your tyre otherwise this won't work. So a CO2 cartridge is recommended to have with you. Would be nice if this could be combined in 1 tool in the future.
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Affordable
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Compact
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Easy to use
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Refill expensive
4
Works well on its own, using common sense
Only previous experience with 32mm race tyre (Conti 5000S TL). After a puncture, still got home with 2 bar (the seal did not want to hold more pressure). Then at home first experience with this tool: the hole is very tight and small (because it does seal at ~22 bar), so the first prop did not go with it and the tip did go into the tyre. No success, then. Good thing I was home. Then folded the prop a few times, put it on the hole and got the tip into the hole after all. So the supplied prop is of strong quality. Then put 6 bar in again without any problems. Drove another 500km with that, then opened the same hole on the way, took out the prop. Now, on the road, I managed to get a new prop in the same way (2 min work), pump it up (6 bar) and off again. :) Both times (at home and on the road) gave me a lot of confidence to continue with tubeless and to keep using this tool on the road, without biba. I think I will use race sealant next time to reduce the chance of having to get off the bike again in case of a puncture; preferably let the sealant do its job. :)
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Also not too small that you lose it easily
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Easy to carry
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Enough room for extra stuffing
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Keep using common sense
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Too tight hole, the prop does not go with it
1
Look further
In theory, a very nice remedy that should work perfectly with Stan's Notubes Sealant. Unfortunately, it sticks to theory. As pointed out in other reviews, the dart does not work as expected. The tip breaks off quickly, forcing you to use a 2nd dart right away. If then the dust from the 2nd dart also sticks to the outside of the tyre instead of sealing the hole, you can say with good certainty that it's a bad buy.
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Compact
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Do not work
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Stan's NoTubes Dart Tool
Description
With the NoTubes Dart Tool you can repair a flat tubeless tyre in no time! The Dart Tool is an easy to use tool to insert a Dart with flexible material into the hole in your tyre after puncturing to repair the puncture. After inserting, you simply remove the tool, after which the filling material reacts with the latex sealant of NoTubes. This creates an airtight seal that gradually wears even and of which you do not notice or feel anything while riding.The Dart Tool protects the Darts with a cap so that everything stays clean and undamaged. Furthermore, the Dart Tool is compact in size (about the size of a CO2 cartridge) and lightweight. Ideal for putting in your saddle bag or back pocket!
Delivery includes
• 2 loaded DartsUser tips
The plug has recently been renewed, which means that there are no hooks anymore that hold the plug in the tyre when the tool is pulled out. This means that you will have to use your fingers to hold the plug when you pull the Dart Tool out of the tyre to prevent it from falling out.Find out more on our Blog
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