I have 3 different chain whips in the shop. An old Suntour....a Wheels Mfg...and a Park sr-2. The Suntour one stays in the race day toolbox so I dont use it on a day to day basis, but it gets the job done. As for the other 2, the Wheels one is a decent whip but pains the hands if you need to put a ton of torque on it. As for the Park, I swapped the 3 32 chain out for 1 8 (very easy as it is held on by 3 small bolts) and absolutely love it. It is quite long and has a round handle so it doesnt eat hands. I typically dont like Park tools but this one is a keeper.