Williams J.H. Williams S-52EHFA Chrome Finish Flex Head Ratchet

I'm a GM Master Technician. I wanted to replace my mismatched home use ratchets with something American and high quality. I gave these a shot as a SnapOn alternative to save some money, I have those and use them professionally all day. They are that. In fact I actually think I prefer the handle to head and overall head design better, the taper makes it comfortable to choke all the way up if need be. Overall quality is on par with SnapOn. Where they "fall short" is they have less teeth (idk, 36 vs 80?). This does matter but the 36 tooth SnapOn ratchet was the standard for the guys that I learned the trade from and they got by just fine. They're probably stronger honestly.If you're a homeowner or a backyard guy, you'll pass these on to your kids or grand kids, tough as nails and you can feel the difference in weight and machining tolerances when you compare to other ratchets.

This ratchet is built well and even though it is and older style design it is still a snap on design thus making it high quality and it will last the test of time, overall well made will do the job great and aside from the lower tooth count this ratchet is perfect for the average joe

Decent quality. Lower tooth count, Older (90’s-early 2000’s) snap on model. Still a great ratchet. Solid build, great value for money, highly recommend.

Great quality tool. Expensive but worth it

Works very well