REXBETI 9 Piece Hex Key Allen Wrench Set, SAE Metric Long Arm Ball End Hex Key Set Tools, Industrial Grade, Bonus Free Strength Helping T-Handle, S2 Steel

Great set of wrenches. High quality!

A coworker purchased the Snap-On equivalent for over $400 (his didn't come with the tamperproof torx set or handle attachment), and scoffed at my purchase, so I challenged him to a test. Same size Allen wrench (1/4"), new bolts locked in a vise, either the bolt head would strip, the wrench would round off, the bolt head would break, or the wrench would break. If the wrench rounded off, or broke then that would be considered a fail. Mine snapped the heads off two bolts in a row. His Snap-On wrench rounded off both times. He didn't want to try a third time... lol. I bought a second set for the house (and so did he).

I have had many hex key sets over the decades and they all eventually wear at the points and get ground shorter to form new points and then are discarded when they are too worn. This set is nice in that it is complete in the range of sizes and includes Torx drivers. It also has different colors for the inch and metric sets so they are easy to tell apart in a tool bag. The hex sizes are accurate. They are probably not quite a durable as some sets I've had in the past, but they are cheap. If I used them daily I would get a better quality set like Wera, which is what our mechanics do.The plastic holders are OK, but will let some of the wrenches fall out when tilted and I'm sure that this will just get worse with time. They advertise that they are made from S2 steel instead of Cr-V, but that is because S2 is a little cheaper and probably more available in China right now. It is not really better for this application, and heat treating and manufacturing process matter more than alloy anyway. They are a little shorter than the other wrenches I have had, which goes along with them being cheaper. I don't love them but I also won't cry if I lose or break one.

Loved this product! From the foam cut out box that the wrenches came in. To the design of the set allowing it to be opened to gain access to bigger or smaller keys. Kit contains another tool in case you need some leverage... All for around 20 bucks! Yeah I'm either way to excited about Allen wrenches or it's been a really long time since I actually bought something that anything that resembled value in it.... It's getting worse and worse every day boys... I'm telling you.... Good job REXBETI.... FINE JOB

I got my son a his big boy bed. It came with a little tool. To put it together. It took me forever to put just a few peaces together. My hand was hurting and the tool became stripped. I found this product and I loved it. I was able to complete the project in a fraction of the time. The ball tip makes it work perfectly and the handle makes it go so much faster without hurting my hand. Worth every penny.

Was looking for a set of hex keys that came with a way to keep the keys organized and allow me to easily find the size I was looking for. There are several with cases that cost a lot more, but this did the job for me. The wide variety of sizes means I'm ready for anything Allen can throw at me!!

bought these to keep in my "hope i never need it" motorcycle tool bag that i keep in my saddlebag. it has all the sizes ill need for my harley as well as the stuff i might need to help other guys on the side of the road. they seem high enough quality. i didnt so much see the need for the plastic handle so i threw it out.idk about the ball ends. i havent used them yet but i may cut the ball ends off the wrenches because i dont want to snap them off while working on the bike.

Used the Harbor Freight units for a couple of years working on bikes, and often found the handle to get in the way of things, making tightening or loosening difficult. I sometimes had to resort to the 1/4 in socket with that size allen to get some bit of work done.The angle drive end of these drivers is a gift from the minds of creative tool people, and the other end gets the job done when something is really cranked in there. I've taken the 4, 5, and 6 out of the holder and just leave them in my tool drawer and use them ALL THE TIME. Buy a set of these and make your hex life easier. If you think you don't really need them, you'd be wrong. Just sayin'