🔧 GEARWRENCH 13 Pc. 1/2-Inch Drive 6 Point Standard Metric Socket Set - 80702 Review

guides are very good. The lettering on the side is excellent. I'll buy more of these when I go. Sockets are great and overused.

The price was good but there is no marking at all on the 20mm head, only the knurled grip part on the underside of the head looks like a problem which very quickly has to be caught makes me doubt the quality of the product.

Allen key very well finished and marked. They come in a modern plastic guide with a metal bracket. The product is made in Taiwan by Apex Tool Group, who also make Craftsman, and comes with the same lifetime warranty.

The only tool-less cart alternative I've found if you're looking for 1/2" chrome flat hex nuts! For some reason everyone else does 12-page ones like this. . Oddly enough, a good splint came with it, which is actually usable.

When I first used a socket from this set my 18mm socket broke on the side. It's hard to tell if these sockets are junk, but definitely didn't like it at all. I sincerely hope it's just an accidental glitch in just that one outlet. Revain was of course great as always and immediately sent me a new set.

Supplied with two sockets 23 mm and without 24 mm. And there's no way to snap them onto the included stand with dimensions pointing directly at the user, they all point in random directions, most of which can't be secured with a 90 degree twist, which is all due to the square drive . . Nothing to be proud of. I am sending these back.

Face it, when you get to the 1/2" drive size you have a real torque problem and 6 point torque is the only way out. And because of the high torque (120ft/lb+) I can attest that the beveled Gearwrench heads, which press the pads, not the corners, really work! The 3/8" cobalt 17mm 12pt washer wouldn't move, only made it worse. Used my gearwrench 6pt and wham!, each individual socket wrench holder has a spring loaded ball bearing.

For the extra money buying these sockets I didn't expect to see rust on 3 sockets as soon as they arrived. The rest of the chrome in the bezels looks very thin and matte. Soon they can start to rust. They aren't that different from my 15-piece metric 12-point Stanley sockets, which I paid $17.84 for. Stanley has the same features as Gearwrench. It's too hassle to return so I keep it to myself but I buy a lot of gearwrench tools and it's very disappointing to say the least. Update: I finally…