Wolf ToothComponents Remote 360 Silver, Bar Clamp

The media could not be loaded. I took me 5 minutes to install and adjust tension. At first I mounted it behind the bars to have it out of the way of the brake lever but decided to change it to the front side of the bars. Even with it mounted towards the front I still have plenty of room to actuate the lever and return my index finger back to my standard one finger on the brake riding I do. Honestly you could mount it anyplace you want. With it in front of the bar I can still articulate the lever with my index finger or my thumb if I want to. The machined aluminum lever matches my brake lever very well and looks like it would come factory with the bike. Overall very pleased with the lever. I really like that it can spin to any angle you want. I had a KS lever on before this one and since the cable could only go sideways, parallel with the bars, the cable tensioner ended up snapping from pressure on the cable house because it wasn’t in a good direction to bend out away from the head tube. With the wolf tooth I angled it forward to maintain the natural curve the cable was already making. The actuation is very smooth and does not inhibit the operation of the dropper in anyway. Honestly I think it actuates smoother than the KS did.

Great remote ! Feels great actuating it. Love the ability to mount where ever. Can trigger my seat post by applying force in any way.

After looking around at numerous dropper post levers I decided on this one. Wolf Tooth makes a great product and this is no exception. It was easy to install and the high quality fit and finish is great. I settled on this one as it will be easy to use with gloves for all year riding. A couple pointers in the installation. About 35mm to 40mm is need of free cable at the end. Also make sure the tension adjust is all the way tight so you can tighten it and get the perfect amount of pull and it won't rattle around.

The fact that this remote can be actuated from all 360 degrees does make a difference - you can always actuate it, even when your hands are busy on technical trails. It's the best dropper lever I've used, and I'm glad I bought it.

I am missing my left thumb from the knuckle. I was able to position this toggling lever below my brake lever where I can easily access it with my middle finger while keeping my index finger on the brake lever.

I just received my new Wolf Tooth Remote 360 joystick-style dropper post release two hours ago. It took five minutes to install, including removing my previous traditional thumb-press release, and after ten minutes of my neighbors watching the old guy spinning around the neighborhood going up and down, up and down with the post release, I have come to the conclusion that this is tech (virtually no-tech actually), is the best thing I have seen come to biking since the dropper post itself. Particularly, if like me, you suffer from arthritis or other joint pains where activating a traditional level can be painful. This one solves that as you can trigger it from any direction and it takes less force that thumb-style levers. This is a "no duh" product that I now have to buy for all of my bikes. Way to go Wolf Tooth!

Stick to the regular and reliable wolf tooth remote levers. This item works but is unnecessarily bulky.

One of the best dropper levers I have ever owned. Remote 360 @wolf_tooth_comp. I had the @pnwcomponents loam dropper which was very nice. it just lack adjustability you could only move it in closer to the grip or away from the grip. The Remote 360 I can literally adjust it to any angle. So I can push the lever down, I can pull it up, I can push it forward and it will actuate my Dropper post. If you have big hands it allows better adjustments so you are not pushing your thumb into your remote.