Stanley Ratcheting Screwdriver with 10 Assorted Bits for Multi-Purpose Use

Juan de Dios: Que funciona perfecto y muy práctico y cómodo en su manejo

Mexico on Sep 14, 2022

Neil Camarta: This is a well-engineered and well-built tool. The ratcheting mechanism works just great. And it's got perfect grip and balance.

Canada on Jul 04, 2020

Sergio herique: Boa e pratica

Brazil on Feb 15, 2020

arleno pereira: Ferramenta muito prática bom demais

Brazil on Oct 30, 2019

HJ Grant: This ratchet driver works remarkably well, I've bought three, with no compensation from anyone for my objective review. Ratchet is solid. The top cap will come off during use eventually if you forget to check it now and then, but it doesn't bother me -- especially since the bits I care about fit and stay snugly in the slots on the exterior shaft. This is a "Go-To" tool for my amateur handyman projects.

United States on Jul 03, 2018

Captain Canuck: This Stanley screwdriver is a comfortable, functional ratcheting driver with a good system for storing bits on-board.

The handle is gripped and textured with a rubber material making it comfortable to use for long durations if installing or removing several screws in one short period. The length of the shaft is long and narrow enough to fit into many deep places where stubby drivers won't.

I found the bits included to be excellent fits for most common screw types, Phillips, Pozidriv, Square, Slotted, and Torx. Note that the square bits are not official Robertson bits, but will drive Robertson screws albeit with a fit that's off slightly due to no tapered ends.

The ratcheting mechanism is superb and I have had nothing but great experiences driving and removing screws with this tool.

Bit storage is easy with the rotating storage on the shaft, and it will fit most other bits of the same length if you'd prefer to swap them out.

Overall, good ratcheting screwdriver from Stanley. I highly recommend.

Canada on Jan 17, 2017

Ryan Martin: This is by far my favorite tool in my toolbox, I now own three of them total. The ratcheting system works great, there is easily accessible bit storage on the top of the tool which removed the hassle of getting a new bit from your box or the bottom of the tool. They are locked in by a rotating lock system that only allows for one bit to be removed at a time and there is a place where the lock can make sure all bits are secured at once. The entire bit storage assembly at the top can also rotate freely so you can find the next bit you need quickly and you can hold onto the assembly when you are screwing something in.

They really thought of everything here. The only con I can find are that the bits aren't the highest quality. They're plenty good for general home use but I replaced the Stanley bits with DeWalt ones for my toolbox screwdriver.

United States on Oct 25, 2016

WayneP: I'll give Stanley points for trying. The ratchet works well (although I'd prefer 30 clicks), the idle is comfortable to use, but I'm not quite sure what they were thinking with the bit storage. There's the "collar" of bit sin the front, which seems like a good concept, but the opening in the black, rotating plastic retainer is a bit too small to remove the bits easily. Like others here, I spend mine up a bit with a razor knife, and it works well now. Oddly, though, there's *another* bit storage in the end of the handle; I use it for leftover bits that I don't keep in the collar, but it doesn't retain them very well, and I rarely use it.

United States on Apr 11, 2016

FritzMeister: A good screwdriver made in Taiwan for a change (sorry, China!). Good construction and I like that I can get to six bits via revolver-like mechanism. There is still additional storage in the handle for more bits. What I didn't see mentioned in the product description was the fact that it comes with a wall mount so you can hang the screwdriver in an easy to reach location. At first I didn't think I needed it, but then I realized that this one will be used by a number of people and it will be great to know that it has a "home" and is less likely to get misplaced that way. I really didn't care about the socket bits (visible in the product photo) like many other reviewers, so it's still 5 stars for me.

United States on Jan 30, 2014

acleast: This ratcheting screwdriver is the best that I have ever used. Over the years I have used MANY different brands and this one beats them all hands down. Nice large grip that does not slip in your hands, smoothe ratcheting and convenient bit storage right on the outside of the handle (but still out of the way). I purchased a much more expensive model from Lowes because it had the "double drive" system. Well, I only used it once and still always reach for the Stanley driver first.

United States on Apr 19, 2012