GEARWRENCH 4-Piece 12-Point Flex-Head Ratcheting Combination Wrench Metric Set - All-in-One Tool Kit

Mitchell Elliott: Good quality

United States on Sep 16, 2023

mr crazy guy: First day, used these for harder to reach situations which is common on today's vehicles. What a difference as opposed to straight fixed ratchet wrenches. A thought occurred to me that I might retire my fixed head ratchet wrenches to home use now. these wrenches really are a must have in modern times. Engineers make vehicles difficultnto work on like it's a goal. These flex head ratchet wrenches are worth it for how they make hard to reach fasteners manageable. I don't know how I have been able to do without them now that I have them. Highly recommend.

United States on Aug 18, 2023

Scott Turner: Recently I undertook what was supposed to be a pretty easy maintenance job on the car. Well, that job expanded into something a bit bigger, and having these wrenches really made it a lot easier to accomplish. I am not a mechanic, and do not used these wrenches in that environment, but for someone wrenching on their own vehicles, these are very nice to have. They have a good feel in the hand, and I had no issues with them slipping. I wish they had a longer reach, but I'll take care of that with another set.
These can be a good addition to your toolbox.

United States on Aug 11, 2023

D'ANGELO KENNEDY: I haven't used them as much as I would like to(it is funny because at the amount of times we turn wrenches varies), but I digress. First off I checked for the infamous slop in the smaller/all flex heads right out the package, none found. Used the 10mm & 12mm for a few battery replacements, so far so good. The 19mm I use the most. When I rebuild coupler heads for Light Rail Vehicles there is always grime, grease and spray cleaners. It has been filthy and covered in all the above more than a few times and it hasn't complained. I still give them 5 stars but I could have done without the "grip ridges" on the tops of the wrenches. Some are neat and some are pretty off centered/tapered. As long as the wrenches hold up I am ok I wear gloves and can't feel them anyway.

United States on Jul 06, 2023

maildotca: It does the job well!

Canada on Sep 30, 2022

Tyler: Strong set of rachet wrenches, nice quality

Canada on Sep 09, 2022

Robert: The flex is not too loose so it’s not annoying to use.

Canada on Apr 24, 2022

Ken Epp: I am very happy with my purchase
Gear wrench wrenches may not be the best but they work very good for me
They are very affordable as well

Canada on Jan 23, 2022

DrWCrane: I use these frequently and they've saved me a lot of time and effort. My only complaint is that they're a little thicker than most wrenches, which sometimes limits their usefulness. I'd still never pay full price for them though, I got them much cheaper as an Amazon Warehouse Deal.

Canada on Jul 27, 2019

Scott: Wow. What a great set of wrenches. I was given a smaller set of the non-flex head version of these wrenches several years ago as a gift and have used them so much, I decided to buy this larger, flex-head version. These things really let you get into tight spaces (can you say 4th Gen 4runner upper rear shock mount?) that sockets won't go and get bolts/nuts off fast without having to constantly reposition the wrench. I find myself using these wrenches more and more in places where I normally would have used a ratchet and socket. They are very strong, I've used them to remove and tighten things where I've really had to put some torque the fastener and they've held up well. At first I was concerned about the flex part being the weak link and breaking or spreading, but I haven't had any issues. The only problem I had was using the 19mm once when loosening a lug-nut (I was too lazy to get out my impact gun) and the ratcheting mechanism got "confused" and wouldn't ratchet, but a quick smack on concrete floor fixed it. It got the lug nut off and I haven't had any more problems. I know I've used some of the smaller size wrenches to torque things waaaay more than they should be, and...

United States on Sep 10, 2011