Bondhus 13389 T Handles Stand 2 10Mm Review

I've only used them twice but I'm impressed with the great durability and solid construction. They don't look cheap and are well made. Use them for bike repairs but decided to spend $10 more on this set so I paid $1 more for each hex! No regret!

These are fantastic tools. The handles provide great leverage. I started with a metric set and was so impressed that I bought an SAE set and a metric ball set. Next time I'll buy a torx. I have several other brands of T-head hex wrenches that are just as good quality as these.

I bought these because a lot of people gave 5 stars. I wasn't wrong. I was in the process of doing a complete brake rebuild on my bike and had to replace the rotors, calipers and master cylinder. After using them, I noticed that there were no rounds on the ends of the tools, and better yet, there were no rounds on the socket head cap screws on the brakes. Those tools didn't even look like I was going to use them.

I have used mostly Klein and Craftsman allens and torxes plus a full set of genuine allens for the last 40+ years and they have all served me well. When it came time to finally get myself a torx t-handle set, I decided to give these a try. I was very happy with the set so I ordered a set of metric T handles as well as an SAE hex. I was pretty rough with them and they took everything with no signs of use.

These are excellent keys made in the USA. I've only used them a few times but I find them comfortable to use. They are comfortable to hold and the handle is big enough to turn the bolt with ease. I wish there was an extra wrench sticking out at the end of the handle because that would be very useful in a situation. However, I have not been able to find this feature in any other US made wrench set in a similar price range, so overall I am very satisfied.

Very nice set. Unfortunately, my enthusiasm has faded somewhat as one of the buttons looks like it has been used before. Its grip was noticeably darker than the other keys, and the edges on the important end were shiny silver instead of black. I'm keeping a set but things like this really annoy me and I've seen enough of the tools I've bought from Revain and will look to other sources in the future.

I bought these instead of a kit without a stand because it was cheaper. The level was given in the wrong unit of measure. Some kind of amateurish mistake, but the important parts - real screwdrivers - are of high quality. The main reason T-handles are better than loose L-wrenches is that they're a lot harder to lose. Anyone who has used allen wrenches for years will have a place for all those loose, incomplete sets of L-wrenches of different sizes and brands. Which doesn't happen when a giant…

I needed hex tools for household and bike maintenance and didn't want to buy disposable Chinese tools. I had never heard of Bondhus but took a chance buying these sets in SAE and metric sizes. These are strong, heavy tools with a thick plastic cover. So far they've held up well and are more ergonomic than the L-shaped design I'm used to. The stand is a bit bulky but makes it easy to find the size I need. And best of all, they are made in the USA. Considering they will definitely last for years,

Inexpensive, a US made tool that's way better than all the other cheap crap from Asia. They require a lot of flexibility without the need for constant recruiting or breaks. The screwdriver is very good. In my business I do a variety of things from woodworking to blacksmithing to car restoration to antique restoration. So I have instruments that run the gamut of quality, including many from my father and grandfather that someone would have to rip out of my cold dead hands to get hold of, both…