Bosch ITT25215 Impact 💥 Tough Power: Unleash Ultimate Impact Performance Review

I've run over 2500 3" bolts to date and still have one in each impact wrench on the first two and expect to be able to get 2500 more of those. The only thing worn on them is the color on top. They're a bit long for tight spaces, but I have a quick tip that comes with screws for them.

Need a short length instead of very short tips so I bought these. They are great and don't break as easily as some of the cheaper bits. I seem to lose them before I exhaust them. However, you can sand down the tip after you've used them for a while and give them a bit more life when they start to round out.

These bits will outlive all others. I've ordered a lot from previous experiences with Phillips Head beats. After installing over 2500 bolts, I only had to change them 3 times. Even when I did, the racket didn't break or fall off. They have shown little wear and will last much longer. I needed a tight fit between the bit and the screw so I could install the screws with one hand.

I like the durability of the Bosch bits. Philips is phenomenal and I expected the torx to be the same. Unfortunately, they are a little sloppy in the screws and that causes some wobbling when used quickly. I compared Milwaukee bits of the same type and size. Milwaukee was much better. Phillips is totally bosch (I can stick a screwdriver in a horizontal screw and hang the screwdriver on the screw!). Torks, Milwaukee.

Great bits. I'm not a "general Bosch fan" but I like the brand on some items. I think some of their tools are cheaply made to fit certain price points, but they don't skimp on most accessories like these torx bits. They're just solidly built, durable and even come in a handy flip case. I love her. Fits snug and true to size, will not slip, slip or leak. Well done.

Bought these drills for the Eagle Scout project which had some scouts using drills while building a footbridge over a swampy area in a nature reserve. These beats worked great. I have nothing to compare them to other than that they were used by a group of inexperienced Boy Scouts (kids) aged 12-17. Some bits wore out a little quicker than others, but mostly due to user/operator abuse.

I was building an 800 square foot patio and was disappointed with the free torx bits that came with the screws. Each of them turned 5-10 screws before becoming so damaged that it got stuck in the screws and broke out of the mounts in my drill and impact driver. I found them and have had good luck with Bosch bits in the past so I bought them. Wow what a difference! We screwed in all the screws for the terrace - approx. 5000 pieces - with only two bits! And the only reason we used 2 is because 2…

Disclaimer that I haven't gone through them enough to claim durability. I trust Bosch as an established brand that puts the least effort into keeping their customers happy. I'm also on the looser side of the scale so I won't be running those 6 hours a day and I doubt I'll have any problems with that. They fit snugly in every brand of T25 bolts I've bought from [hardware store]; they should not wear out too quickly. They *should* last for years. A NOTICE. If you want to use the magnetic snap-in…