Gearwrench 90 tooth flex head ratcheting wrench set. I love that each wrench is longer than the older version. The wrench rack that comes with the set left a little to be desired though. It doesn’t secure the wrenches in any way. Instead it just allows you to lay them in place and keeps them visible. This may not be a big deal to some people unless they are using a tech cart or smaller box that gets moved often. If that’s the case then you likely to find the wrenches laying some where in the vicinity of the rack when you get ready to work. Also you’ll need to use a drawer at least 3” deep. Ok on to the good stuff. I’ve never once had one of my gearwrench flex head wrenches let me down after 10 years of abuse and regular use. The finish holds up as well as any tool truck brand. I also like the way they’ve made the wrench size a bit easier to see by high lighting it. My original set was the older 72 tooth configuration. And, although an 18 tooth difference doesn’t sound like a lot, it makes a big difference in tight spaces. I have nothing but good things to say about any of my many gearwrench tools. I will continue to buy them in the future for sure.

These ratchet wrenches make work easy, priced very well, they get in hard to reach areas. work get done a lot faster. The set covers most size nuts and bolts. I love the tray for holding the wrenches.

These flex wrenches really are awesome, they are a must for any tool box. Lets start with the pros. First the fit and finish of these wrenches is beautiful, the neon orange color fill on the numbers helps with quick identification (espically for glasses wearing fellows like myself) This being a 16pc set 8mm-25mm offers the ability to take on more jobs like suspension/front end work and them being flex allows for easier access in more restricted areas. I enjoy the way they feel in my hand with a rounded beam and a high quality feel. The 90 tooth gear on the box end are smooth with very little backdrag, with the off corner loading on the open end and a slim head (no lobster claw) for better engagement on fasteners and a longer pattern beam for increased leverage these things can really do some damage(in a productive way of course) The matching orange wrench organizer is a plus too, helps maintain order. The cons- though I think its cool now, after some use and possible exposure to some automotive chemicals the color fill might not last. But that is minor in my opinion. I really dont think one can go wrong by adding these to their tool set.

Upon receiving the wrenches I first noticed the weight and how solid they felt in my hand. I put them through a few tests, from fixing a loose chair to installing a strut tower brace on my car. Great leverage and grip overall. I'll be tackling my brakes next!