GEARWRENCH11 Pc. 3/8" Drive Crowfoot Wrench Set, SAE - 81908

The finish grinding/polishing is really nice-- on par with that big S brand that costs 4 times as much. The area around the 3/8's drive is thicker than the wrench area for strength. I don't think these will fail and suspect they'll last decades.

These crow foot wrenches are one of those tools that you need once or twice in a lifetime but when they are needed there is no way around them. To be specific these are used in those rare occasions where a traditional combination wrench or ratchet cannot get into a spot to access a nut. I've read reviews were people have complained that they are awkward to use. Well they are, if you think you can replace a set of combination with these crow foot wrenches you are mistaken.Anyway, these wrenches are high quality and have a great finish on them. I've used them a few times and have not had a problem where the "foot" spreading open as people have mentioned with the cheap made in China sets. These have held up to some good use and show no wear or damage. These are the typical high quality tools you expect from GearWrench.

Really good for small spaces good value for the money.

The parts came loosely in a bag, hence my 4 stars. Good product and delivers the claim.

Good transition.

Bought to replace the intermediate brake lines on a BMW E39. There is no way to get a wrench, or line wrench on them securely so I ordered these. They have a good feel in the hand, nice smooth finish, and seem to be true to sizing.Worked great for my job, with an extension. These aren't an everyday needed tool, but are great when in awkward positions.

Nice tools. Seem to be good quality. But no plastic tray! It even says in the description that it comes in a plastic tray. The false details are getting a little old. This seems to be happening alot.

I must say I was very skeptical with the reviews of this product before purchasing but I personally couldn't be happier. I originally was going to buy a metric and standard set from snap-on, so I priced them out. To my surprise I found that I was going to pay roughly $600 and some change . As much as I would use these I couldn't justify that dollar amount. So I turned to Amazon and I figured I'd give this set a try for way under the snap on price. I've used it a few times on some hard to reach lines on abs modules and I have snuck them in places where I couldn't fit a wrench. I guess you could say for the money even if you find they don't work it's still worth trying out. I find them useful but I don't know if over time they will hold up