Lichamp 12.4" Spud Ratchet Wrench, 3/8" x 1/2" Dual Drive Ratcheting Hammer Head, Scaffold Steel Construction Tool, Black

I use this every day at work. So far it is working great. I use it as a Hammer quite a bit and it is sturdy and the rachet is smooth and reliable. The socket does pop off and fly off pretty easily which is the only negative but considering the price this was a great purchase.

Very solid, looking forward to using this on the job.

I bought this for my buddy's birthday. What do you get someone who already has all their tools as many of us older folks do? This, lol. 1/2" and 3/8" ratchets, alingment tool (digger, or eye poker if you want) and hammer faces. The old spikey hammerhead!Many of us have used a cheap ratchet as a hammer before.. just the way some jobs go.Anyway, the ratchet.. not 72 teeth as they say, more in the 30's so it is a bit clunky and loud. Works properly otherwise, you're just not going to do a lot of work in tight spaces.Fit and finish are around mid grade, the black color is hit and miss, it's not going to look great for long. It's like a flat paint, not blued like impact sockets and not anodized. My buddy will use it so that part didn't matter to me.For the price ($20 or so at the time) it is just an inexpensive, thoughtful and even funny gift for someone to throw in a tool bag or my thought was a boat tool box.

Exactly what i wanted

I’m happy

This ratchet will never break. Durable as can be, gives me both drives I commonly use when terminating wires into service panels. Also great to line up holes using the handle as a spike. Then you can bang a pin in using the ratchet head! Adjusting forward / reverse is easy. Nice hefty versatile ratchet.

broke after second use

The wrench seems sturdy. I purchased two of these. One seems to work ok. The second one will not keep the 3/8 socket on so it is useless to me. The ball seems to be non functional so socket slips off if you tilt wrench. The 1/2 side is loose but socket stays on.