Shuxy 96pcs Bike Tire Repair Kit Bicycle Tire Patch Hardened Levers Not Self-Adhesive Rubber Patch Outdoor Cycling Bicycle Tire Lever Rasp Tool for All Inflatable Inner Tubes in Road Emergency

Compared to monkey grip patches these are thin. I had two holes in my tube, so I cut 2 patches off of the card. When I tried to get the tin foil off, I thought this is for sure a 1 star patch, because it was very hard to get the foil off.I used slime rubber cement on both the rubber tube with a hole in it and on the patch itself, since I had so much trouble removing the foil. I put the patch in place after letting the rubber cement dry some, then clamped the patch in place using my vise. Left it there for 15 minutes and it seemed to be on good. Did a second one for the other hole and the foil came off easier. Did the same procedure and time frame and then put the tube and tire back on the rim and put air in and 24 hours later no leaks.So I guess, four stars, deduct one star for no instructions on how to remove foil.

Had a new tube with a very tiny hole, bought this large set of patches to have on hand which is nice for when you need to repair tubed ( which seems to happen more often then not). These are nice in the sense they are thick and larger then other brands I've purchsed in the past. The downside is they don't come perforated so you'll need to cute then all out individually. Also when attaching these it was hard to get the patch to lay flat. I ended up having to use something heavy on top of it overnight so it would stay. Overall they will work great but might take longer then others due to their thickness and shapes

The description says "tire levers and rasp tool". None of it was in my package. Also, the round of patches are described to be 25 mm in diameter. They are larger, 30 mm. I need them for road bike and the hybrid bike. They would work fine for the hybrid, since the tubes are larger. They are too big for road bike. It's awkward to adequately press them on the tube because they are too big, so they are kind of folding over to the other side preventing them from adhering properly.

Good patches. Maybe a tad on the large side, but they work. You need rubber cement with these patches, and after you put that rubber cement on, very thin layer, let it dry for a minute or two before putting on the patch. Then clamp the patch onto the inner tube between to flat things. I use spring clamps or a c-clamp. Then let it sit for at least half an hour.

Nothing new just ordinary tire patches, did not come with adhesive. Plenty of patches for the price.