🔧 Neiko 00298A Impact Extension and Socket-Adapter Set: 7-Piece CrV Steel Kit for 1/4-Inch Drill Extension - Hex-Shank, High-Performance Accessories Review

Bit adapters broke after a few uses. But other adapters seem to be holding up pretty well. But there are higher quality options.

This product worked well when it worked but when I really needed it 1/2 to 3/8 broke away from the rest of the tools right away, ok but I am skeptical of any hard load. I no longer trust these tools or this brand

I've had great luck with Neiko percussion instruments. I'm a defense contractor and rely on these tools for work and in the shop. They are very durable and always help me to cope with the tasks assigned to me removing/replacing engine parts on US Navy equipment on boats...

Not used yet, looks like a quality tool. Finally got a chance to use it. Trying to disassemble the rear wheels broke the 1/4 x 1/2 drive on the second wheel. Had to use my old backup stun gun. Very disappointed. Will not buy Neiko again with 30 day guarantee.

Haven't tried them yet but don't like being misled, hence one star. Now that I have the product in my hands, it's interesting that the description of Revain says "Impact" but it doesn't say anything about it on the packaging. I think the seller showed ingenuity! Impact suggests they're good for the high torque you'll get from an impact wrench. Judging by the reviews about the breakdown, there's no need to guess.

This was the best deal I could find on a set with so many different items. Has every transformation you could need. Has proven itself a few times. To be honest I haven't put any of these parts through serious strength or durability testing, but I don't expect to either. I don't expect to use a ton of these - I just need them so I can use any bit with any tool if needed.

I liked the idea of the impact resistant adapters, but I punched two adapters with these bushings in less than 10 minutes with a low torque drill. They failed immediately and now I have to look for an alternative. I would say buyers beware. If you use them for very low torque situations they might work, but mine failed at the bottom of the shaft every time.

I'm a Mechanic. You can't make it "ugga dugga". You get what you pay for. Don't expect a lot of torque from them or you will break them. Under 75 ft-lbs you should be fine and that's what I bought them for. I needed something cheap and quick, the drill shank adapters are great, nothing but praise for that, but the face drive adapters are mediocre at best. Use common sense and you'll get better results by applying lots of torque to stuck connectors.