🔧 Enhance Efficiency: Crescent Drive Release Teardrop Ratchet Industrial Power & Hand Tools Review

Oh my god this bad boy turned out better than I expected. Nice looking ratchet, feels good in the hand, runs very smoothly and the ratchet even sounds great. I work hard with tools and really push them to the maximum torque, maybe more than intended, but this ratchet continues to perform like a champ. In my opinion you can't go wrong

So far this has worked well for me, mostly with a 15mm socket for axle nuts on a single speed bike. The construction feels solid and offers plenty of leverage for my needs, and socket lock/unlock and directional adjustment are easy. The heads I have are from Craftsman and they fit me perfectly. This is actually my first ratchet and I'm impressed with the comfort and fit compared to the stock wrench. Even for occasional use with multiple nest sizes, this is excellent value for money.

I've spent a lot more time learning to ratchet than I should admit and I've been working with ratchets for over 20 years. There are many qualities to look for in a ratchet, for example: - you want a rounded handle that makes it easier to put on tubes for more torque - you want a plastic "comfort handle" - you want a flexible head and if yes, do you want one to be blocked? - You need an EZ release socket - What angle do you want? (Thinner than a smaller angle of rotation per click) - What type…