🔧 GearWrench 85034: Comprehensive 34 Pc. Ratcheting Wrench Set, Standard & Stubby, SAE/Metric Review

I bought these for the price and quantity of wrenches, both standard and metric. I've been using them in my garage for 2 months and they seem to be holding up pretty well. The thicker ones are fairly new, but I will say they come in handy in tight spots for getting screws in and then tightening them with a longer wrench when you can only do a quarter turn at a time. As with most things, it's better to have and not need than to need and not have. money well spent.

This is the best deal if you want GearWrench. While not the most practical, short wrenches are serviceable and all my co-workers liked them (more of a joke than anything). The ONLY complaint I have with them is the teeth on the ratchet side, the material feels like the metal they use in a cheap impact socket (don't know the exact name of the metal) so I'm concerned, that they (the teeth) will break after a while (not heavy) use. I'll update if that's the case.

Gearwrench is the authority on ratchet wrenches. Invented concept. The keys I bought are several generations of instrument development. These are precision instruments. They work correctly EVERY time. The coating and clearances allow the tool to be used even under harsh conditions. They are always true to size and strong enough to handle heavy bolts and nuts. This is a very successful combination of size and functionality. Shorties are included for situations where there is little room to turn…

Very dissatisfied with this product. I opened the box and the keys were just scattered in little bags where they should have been, as if someone had already sorted them. Then I laid them all out and 4 wrenches in the kit is not enough. I want either a replacement for missing keys or a refund, I did not pay for a partial set of keys. Edit: After 2 more tries I finally got the complete set. I use them in my shop at work, they are used a lot. Although it took a little longer than expected, love…

34 $109 GearWrench ratchet wrenches are a bargain. Do you need double keys in short? Probably no. Okay, but these are replacement parts for other sizes. Gift your daughter-in-law a short set. Or put them in a portable tool box. Take the short 15mm and put it in a pocket on your bike. Essentially, you get two sets here. eighty dollars instead of fifty. Now I have two sets of ratchet wrenches - regular length and short. I like it! Now I have to decide whether to install short or long ones in my…

I haven't thrown away my SK, Snap On or Craftsman yet but I love these ratchet wrenches. They seem to hold up to the torque and have made my life so much easier. It's like having a wrench and a socket. rzunimag. I just completed the transfer case removal, rebuild and installation in record time with no problems. These short wrenches saved the day! Will I update my review after using it more often if needed? At the moment I am very satisfied. Oh yeah. And they are affordable for such a large…

This is a first review. I haven't tested them yet, but there are a few things that stand out. QC seems to be a bit weak in the factory. The ratchet mechanisms were off-center on about a quarter of the keys. Not much, but noticeable. Ratchet ends also varied greatly in their smoothness. 14 mm root appears to be rough. I'll see how it behaves in use. But the short 5/8 is as smooth as anything I've used. The rest is somewhere between good and acceptable. The final cut in the jaws was a bit rough…