🔧 ANEX Ultra Low Profile Offset Ratcheting Screwdriver - 90° Angled for Tight Areas, Magnetic 2 Bits Set (Straight/Flathead) - Green Review

Great. Suitable for tight spaces, 22.5 degrees per ratchet, low profile. The magnet feels solid. The back of the bit holder is closed and rotates with the bit, not the tool, allowing you to apply pressure with a finger as you turn (that's the ONLY correct way to make them). Minor complaint is the kit only comes with a medium flat head bit but 6 hex sockets. A small flat head would also make sense, but I already have compatible ones. I definitely recommend.

So I bought a General ricochet screwdriver a few years ago. It was the worst tool ever and didn't really work, but I kept using it as I didn't have another screwdriver to get into hard-to-reach places to turn screws. Eventually I got fed up with this terrible tool and bought it. My expectations were low. Where I have driven wood screws, to my amazement it was actually a very good tool and was very reliable when driving wood screws. I have no hesitation in recommending this well made, reasonably

I installed a shower rod and due to my inexperience I ended up doing it very well but the two screws were right under the bend of the railing, where the handrail bends to meet the end plate that is attached to the wall. So I had a very tight fit and two loose screws. I chose the Anex 425 low profile hex ratchet, obviously because of the "low profile" and the very good reviews. When it arrived the ratchet looked exactly as described on the Revain webpage, so I tried it out and was able to…

This little guy saved me from going crazy and throwing away some used chairs I bought! Access to the bolts under the chairs was crazy! I still don't know how these chairs were even put together. Most if not all of the screws were loose and the chairs were a little wobbly/unstable. This little ratchet has proven itself worthy! It is small enough to fit into screw tightening/loosening access grooves. Very worth your money! Appears to be well made, with quality materials. I will give it 4 stars…

I bought the Sears Craftsman version first: They give you 1 for $10 or 3 for $22 with different angles on the stems. Two problems with it: (a) the magnet is useless and the bit falls out with the slightest hit, so there's a torx bit lying around somewhere in my car's engine, (b) the vinyl spacer is slipping off the tire. So much for the vaunted "Made in the USA” label. (Recently Craftsman introduced a Z driver, a regular $14 driver, a much better magnet but no ratchet). This product has none of

I've tried quite a few little ratchets. This one is the best so far. I would give 6 stars if I could. Compared to others: see the little gear on it? Well, you can twist it with your thumb and forefinger until the clasp is tight enough to use the ratchet. As you know, ratchets are useless as long as there is some resistance. Every other product requires either a full turn or the use of another hand to prevent the clasp from twisting back and forth. which is often not possible in tight spaces…