Dynaplug Micro PRO Pill Bike Tubeless Tire Puncture Repair-1 KiT with 10 Pieces. Choose Your Color.

Don’t even think twice about buying one of these. I ride on the road and before using Dynaplug I had tried Genuine Innovations, which plugs didn’t do anything they were supposed to (especially for punctures), so much so I was beginning to think I wasn’t doing it right... then I tried Lezyne’s kit. And boy the plug tool is ginormous! Huge! But I decided to give it a try anyways. And in my experience, it’s not made for road bike tires. It’s way too big, it wouldn’t even go in the hole (so another Uber ride home it was...). I was getting frustrated until I found Dynaplug, and I wish I hadn’t tried cheaper systems to begin with, it would have saved me time, patience and money! So save yourself some and get one of these. It’s so easy to use and so efficient I don’t fear getting flats anymore. And they will plug any size of punctures, because if one is too big of a gash, you can use more than one plug side by side. The plug material is the best as well, the quality and engineering of this product is amazing.

Ran over something on a weekend ride after the rains and it tore a big hole in my tire. Latex sealant spraying everywhere. No way this hole would seal. Had to pop 2 Dynaplugs in to get it to stop and it worked like a charm! Then I rode another 30 miles to complete the ride. This is a sturdy tool, well made and that makes it easy to pop the plugs in effortlessly. I've used Stan's repair kit in the past (the DART Tool) which was a total mess. The wire that holds (barely) the nose cone and flair-type plug is flimsy, difficult to direct and much too easily comes apart in your hands. I tried it on this flat before the Dynaplug and it failed. Don't waste your $$ on Stans. Dynaplug costs more but it works really well. This is the picture of the plugged hole - I took this the next day.

Bought these for the Unbound Gravel race in Emporia Kansas. Luckily I did not have to use the plug on my tubeless tires.

Super compact and lightweight bicycle tire plug kit. Updated... Had to use it recently for a puncture on my bicycle and it worked exactly as advertised. Rode an additional 60 miles on the repaired tire. It would probably last the life of the tire but I'm risk averse so I'm going to replace the tire the next chance I can. (BTW this is for tubeless tires only - do not attempt on tires with inner tube)

Great product easy to use a very effective

I just transitioned to riding tubeless. On my second ride I took a roofing nail to the side wall of my rear tire. I attempted to fix the puncture using bacon strip type plugs but when I put more than 50psi in my tire they wouldn't hold. A friend let me try his plug kit, one plug did the trick! I've now got over 200 miles on the repair and it is still working great! Given the size of the hole and location on the side wall I'm really surprised this worked! It saved me $70 for a new tire. Great tool!

I bought these back in 2018 and finally have to use it for my gravel tubeless tire. The sealant does not work and I try to add air and spin the wheel hoping it was a small leak but it was too big. I was able to locate get punctured area but not able to find exact spot. I don’t have a tube and decided to use the dynaplug. Locating the exact puncture hole was difficult and I have to squeeze the tire and locate the exact spot to insert the plug. You need the tools case to push down the plug and make sure the rubber inserted knelt the hole. I used my 2nd air cartridges to refill the air and it works. I was able to bike home. I decided to keep the tire and the air seem to hold very well after 4 hours. Highly recommended for small leak and not sure if it can seal large cut or sidewall

I haven't got a hole in my tire to repair yet. I thought the kit was very expensive. A friend of mine recommended it so I'm sure it's good.