Bit Kit, 10 Double-Ended Screwdriver Bit Set for Multi-Tools, NexTool Pocket Tool E1 and Flagship Captain, Slot, Phillips, Hex and Torx Bits with Storage Case Perfect for Camping, on the Go

Nice bit kit to compliment extensions for multitools. Also useful for Leatherman, Gordon, or any implements for 711L.

These are great with the nextool pocket tool. Fit excellent great quality. Fits in my edc kit.

This is the perfect companion to a Leatherman Wave. All the bits you're likely to need and use in a convenient case. I haven't broke one but don't abuse tools. I like them. A great value.

This is a great little bit kit in a convenient magnetic travel pack. There are 10 double ended bits, so you are effectively getting 20 bit sizes, including the most commonly used. I have tried these bits in my Leatherman, Bibury and Flissa tools, and they work in both flat bit and 1/4" hex bit receivers. As another reviewer has commented, If you use them in bit extenders, you may have to angle them when you insert them. As with budget bit extenders, this bit kit offers a half price of brand name alternative that will be more friendly to many people's budget, especially if you keep multiple sets around.

The bit set overall is awesome, and I have no complaints with it. Having dual-sided bits that are 1/4" squished works well for tools that take those style bits. My only complaint overall, and it is minor, is that I think they could have saved some cubic centimeters of space if they had designed the case differently, which would have made the bit set easier to store in a pocket for carrying with you daily. It successfully did everything I tried throwing it at from replacing batteries in appliances, to tightening screws in tables and even putting together the majority of a baby crib (right up until I needed a driver with a longer neck, but that's not the bit sets' fault).

Keep in mind they are made for what they are for not punches or pry bars there built good

This bit set is great. Compact and fits my Leatherman Signal very well.

Neat concept, extremely thin bits