Interlocking Tool for Microlocs - Curved Ergonomic Retightening Tool for Dreadlocks, Sisterlocks & Medium Locs Maintenance - DIY Hair Tool Kit

These tools are exactly what I needed for shorter and smaller locs, no other ones are like this on Amazon. I love my purchase I will definitely buy more.

This interlocking tool works best!!! It doesn’t hurt or leave your head sore after a retie!!! So glad I switch to this tool.

Tool is easy to use and great quality.

This is a phenomenal tool, especially if you have sisterhood, microlocks or tiny braidlocs. It comes in 2 sizes and moves very easily through your root. The thing I love about it is the same thing that I don't like about it which is it's so slick that it doesn't catch if you have 4C hair like me, that same slickness makes it a little difficult to grip while sliding as well. If you use any product (i.e. shine & jam)it's going to add to the slickness. Still the tool is well worth it. In comparison to the other loc style tool, it moves much easier through my very small locs. I've purchased several.

Absolutely perfect tool

First time ever doing a retie on my microlocs. It was so smooth and easy to use. Perfect size. My daughter and my mom even caught on and helped. The only thing I hate is that I didn’t purchase this when I first got my locs. It would have saved me so much money, and having to beg and pay.

Works just fine, very useful

I don’t leave reviews often but these tools definitely compelled me to contribute. These locsanity tools are a serious game changer for me! They are thin enough to go through the base of my microlocs without having to force or overly tug it all the way through like the more traditional tools. These just glide through all the way until my final rotation. Also, with how the opening is shaped, it’s able to catch all my loose ends around the base to give me a salon perfect finish. The smaller one is perfect for all my baby hairs and smaller locs in the front. I seriously cannot believe how neatly I was able to do my own retie compared to the bigger, more traditional interlocking tool (which I felt may have been causing some breakage with them being too wide and how much I used to have to force them through by the end). Outside of whatever my stylist uses whenever I get my hair done professionally, I’m not using any other interlocking tool from here on out.