Works as expected, run some along your pedals before screwing in. Wish they had a smaller tube size though

Good for those who know how to use this. If you dont remember this..... this isnt greese and not be used on anything you want to move ( ie; hub bearings). This is best used for pedal installation, bike post lubrication, handlebar ( where it attaches to the headset) lubrication.

We never had these things when I grew up

As with every Park Tool purchase, you get what you pay for and that is super HIGH quality products. This has been great to use and so far no issues. Park Tool is the best!

The actual grease is pretty good but there are some problems I’ve had. First, this may sound like a first world problem, but you have to cut the end off which can be a pain. I ended up drilling out the end because I was having so many problems. Then, the second thing, was that the actual tube is not filled up all the way. There is a good amount of air inside the tube just like a bag of chips. You are expecting more then what your actually getting. Overall 3 stars for the problems but the actual paste is pretty good. Works great for what it’s meant for.

I have a lot of titanium on my mid school ride from my former Factory Crupi days. Titanium on titanium is instant gall (If you didn’t know) and titanium on chromoly or chromoly on aluminum is a galvanic corrosion nightmare. This stuff is a life saver! IMO Park Tool is the industry reference.

Added this to newly installed pedals. Pedaling feels smooth and I am happy.

Fair price on a long time trusted product.... Lets the job done right!

Necessary if you want to do the job right and avoid problems later as I prefer to do.

You apply this on joints and threads that are not meant to move against each other, so that you can take them apart in the future. If youre like me, and was clueless about whats the difference between anti seize compound and polylube, watch the video by Park Tools showing the difference. If youre packing ball bearings, use polylube, not anti seize compound. However, you can use polylube to grease threads. So why get anti seize? They are supposed to last longer, and also prevent galvanic corrosion between dissimilar materials. May not matter much with bicycles, especially for parts that get removed and grease reapplied regularly. But I had a tough time removing my old pedals, and decided to get this as it doesnt cost much and I expect to need it somewhat frequently.