GEARWRENCH 49 Pc. 1/2" Drive 6 Pt. 120XP Mechanics Tool Set, Standard & Deep, SAE/Metric - 80700P

Top notch set. Gearwrench is on of my favorite sets. My second 3/8 set. Someone liked my first one and kept it. I definitely recommend any Gearwrench product.

Received the kit and it looks to be of good quality as Gearwrench tools usually are. The 120 teeth ratchet is very smooth. I’ve yet to use it so will have to wait and see how robust it is. The only thing that would make this tool set complete would be a spark plug socket.

awesome set

These tools look and feel great the ratchet nice and thin the sockets were a little scattered will be adding a layer of foam

This is a great set, super high quality and has everything you need for a basic socket set for your sxs or vehicle, or just to have around the house.That said the case design is poor. Mine came all scrambled and disorganized and the plastic hinges were broken. Rather than send this back, because it is a great set for the money, I ended up cutting the heads off of some 3" deck screws and using those for pins. Also adding a piece of cardboard in addition to the foam has made the tools stay in place much better. I wish cases like this weren't such an afterthought by companies. It seems like you can't get a decent case with a socket set unfortunately. This one will work with modifications but just be prepared for the hinge to be broken on arrival.

The socket range (metric and us) should provide coverage for 99% of what I need or will need. Plus, the updated case holds the sockets in-place, even when stored upside down. The case also has well labeled socket slots for socket sizes. FYI... I gifted my 20 year old 1/4" and 3/8" socket set to someone, which is stored in a plastic case with sections for sockets, ratchets, and other items, which fits their occasional use needs.

Great product, good value and fast shipping.

This is an excellent kit, particularly for the price. I'm not an everyday user, but I do work on cars from time to time.I already had the GW 1/4 and 3/8 kit, so it was a no-brainer for me. GearWrench is a solid brand. In general, the GearWrench sockets are better designed, and better machined than Craftsman, Husky, or Cobalt. The ratchet-side corners, in particular, have a much larger radius, which reduces stress and cuts back on the chances of cracking. The case lid can be removed, so you can set the now-open tray in 2 inch drawer in a roll-away. The 120 tooth ratchet is buttery smooth that, for all practical purposes, basically eliminates the need for even having 12 point sockets. Not only does that save money and space in your toolbox, but six points are inherently much stronger. The kit has 3 and 5 inch extensions, which is kind of weird, but effective. The extensions are not wobble-type, which is unfortunate, as the GW wobbles are simply head and shoulders above other off-the-shelf products. There is also a common, ordinary u-joint. Interestingly, the GW deep wells are broached for the nut only to the depth of the fastener. This adds strength to the design and is extremely useful for feeding a nut in an upward direction. Craftsman deep sockets are generally broached to a depth of an inch or more. This is less strong and more difficult to feed a nut into position. The Craftsman design does, however, give you quite a bit more freedom of movement (slop) to latch on to a nut set all the way in on a long bolt in a hard-to-get-to place. Back to the GW, the box says made in Taiwan and these carry a lifetime warranty. If you are a tool truck kind of guy, these aren't for you, but if you are looking for something better than the local hardware store, this is the ticket.