I own the GearWrench XL equivalent, they are my go to wrenches. I use them on almost every automotive or heavy duty equipment repair I get into. Fixing a Cummins ISX right now, first set of wrenches I grabbed to take to the job.
I just grabbed these on Amazon prime day for 50$ .. seen your video and they look nice and when got in person they didn’t disappoint me . These things are sweet for 50$
I have the double flex wrenches and they have held up well for me. There are no skips in the double flex set. I also have the horusdy non ratcheting xl set for when i feel like i might break these and have really abused that set. I reccommend both brands. For 60 bucks a set i dont mind grabbing a fixed wrench to save them from breaking every now and then
Always crack nuts or bolts with the solid end, then flip the spanner around and use the ratcheting end. Reverse order when tightening, the ratchet end is not designed for huge torque. I bought a similar set and have had the wrench shaft bend about 20 degrees from straight with 3 grunts worth of power. My set just bounce back straight. I have broken good branded tools and I have broken el cheapo tools. It just depends on how much abuse you give them. Remember if you ain't busting tools you ain't workin' hard enough (or you are using the wrong tool - but everyone starts somewhere and you learn with experience) For the newbies an old fella told me many years ago buy a cheap nasty set of tools, When the tools in the set break replace them with decent quality tools because they are the ones you are using, has anyone used an 11 mm? Many people spend a small fortune on tools that may get used once or twice. Being a tool snob is not an economical way to wrench, may as well give the vehicle to a workshop, it would work out cheaper in the long run.
3:12... it's called a zero° offset wrench.. They're decent for cheap wrenches... You would warranty directly on Amazon (from Duratech)... Great Star Tools owns Duratech..but they're Amazon's house brand
I'd prefer a roll pouch, but that's not a deal breaker. It would be nice to verify how much force they can take on a high grade, max torqued, bolt/nut before any sort of failure on the fixed box end or bending of the handle. But, they certainly seem like an extreme value if they aren't having to be replaced due to a failure during normal (non-abusive) use. Also, I know the other sizes aren't included 15, 18, 21, but can be purchase as single wrenches, so at least it's still a great deal even if you needed the other sizes too.
There 0 degree for a reason an angle would just get in the way. I use the same type for camber and caster adjustments on gm’s they make it soo nice especially with the leverage advantage
@@BringItMuscleCars A guy from work has the full set and for certain jobs like broken shockers they are worth every penny. Plenty of leverage. I got mine from the Snap On Tool truck and they have a lifetime guarantee. For smaller sizes I’m waiting for an order on Expert by Facom e111120 extra long handle ratchet spanners with the ratchet on one side and a ring on the other. The guy with the Blue Point said “If he seen the Expert ones first he would have bought them over the Blue Point”.
"The guy she tells you not to worry about"......... 😆😅🤣😂 I have the a few DuraTech sets including the double-end swivel head ratcheting sets in Metric & SAE. I didn't have very high hopes for them at first considering the low price. But they have been surprisingly reliable. Would I try to break frozen/rusted bolts out with them? Nope. But then only an idiot would try that with a $60 wrench set.
“This thing feels legit…”. You are reviewing a tool you have never used. That is good as the news…. Real world experience would be helpful. I don’t buy cheap tools unless someone legit tells me from experience that they are a substitute for something more expensive.
I own the GearWrench XL equivalent, they are my go to wrenches. I use them on almost every automotive or heavy duty equipment repair I get into. Fixing a Cummins ISX right now, first set of wrenches I grabbed to take to the job.
I just grabbed these on Amazon prime day for 50$ .. seen your video and they look nice and when got in person they didn’t disappoint me . These things are sweet for 50$
Hey get the duratech swivel ratchet wrenches youll be happy with them haven't broke one yet and they have good torque
I have the double flex wrenches and they have held up well for me. There are no skips in the double flex set. I also have the horusdy non ratcheting xl set for when i feel like i might break these and have really abused that set. I reccommend both brands. For 60 bucks a set i dont mind grabbing a fixed wrench to save them from breaking every now and then
Great comment. I feel the same as you. I do the same thing when I have a stuck bolt or nut.
Always crack nuts or bolts with the solid end, then flip the spanner around and use the ratcheting end. Reverse order when tightening, the ratchet end is not designed for huge torque. I bought a similar set and have had the wrench shaft bend about 20 degrees from straight with 3 grunts worth of power. My set just bounce back straight. I have broken good branded tools and I have broken el cheapo tools. It just depends on how much abuse you give them. Remember if you ain't busting tools you ain't workin' hard enough (or you are using the wrong tool - but everyone starts somewhere and you learn with experience) For the newbies an old fella told me many years ago buy a cheap nasty set of tools, When the tools in the set break replace them with decent quality tools because they are the ones you are using, has anyone used an 11 mm? Many people spend a small fortune on tools that may get used once or twice. Being a tool snob is not an economical way to wrench, may as well give the vehicle to a workshop, it would work out cheaper in the long run.
3:12... it's called a zero° offset wrench..
They're decent for cheap wrenches... You would warranty directly on Amazon (from Duratech)... Great Star Tools owns Duratech..but they're Amazon's house brand
Great comment. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I'd prefer a roll pouch, but that's not a deal breaker. It would be nice to verify how much force they can take on a high grade, max torqued, bolt/nut before any sort of failure on the fixed box end or bending of the handle. But, they certainly seem like an extreme value if they aren't having to be replaced due to a failure during normal (non-abusive) use. Also, I know the other sizes aren't included 15, 18, 21, but can be purchase as single wrenches, so at least it's still a great deal even if you needed the other sizes too.
Good Job
Now that's a set of wrenches lol and not bad price
I was really surprised by the price.
@@BringItMuscleCars I bet I went on Amazon and looked and saw same kit and others that was nice deal
@@jasoncameron34 I was impressed with how the tools look and feel.
@@BringItMuscleCars awesome looks like I need a set thanks for the review of wrenches.
They are pretty sweet wrenches
They really are. Thanks for watching and commenting.
21 is a common size on alot of vehicles
I buy one set xl long Great tools
There 0 degree for a reason an angle would just get in the way. I use the same type for camber and caster adjustments on gm’s they make it soo nice especially with the leverage advantage
I wonder how quick they’ll bend
Blue Point extra long ratchet spanners BOERMLS702.
They are a 21,22,24 and 27.
How do you like them?
@@BringItMuscleCars A guy from work has the full set and for certain jobs like broken shockers they are worth every penny. Plenty of leverage. I got mine from the Snap On Tool truck and they have a lifetime guarantee.
For smaller sizes I’m waiting for an order on Expert by Facom e111120 extra long handle ratchet spanners with the ratchet on one side and a ring on the other.
The guy with the Blue Point said “If he seen the Expert ones first he would have bought them over the Blue Point”.
I love them
"The guy she tells you not to worry about"......... 😆😅🤣😂
I have the a few DuraTech sets including the double-end swivel head ratcheting sets in Metric & SAE. I didn't have very high hopes for them at first considering the low price.
But they have been surprisingly reliable.
Would I try to break frozen/rusted bolts out with them? Nope. But then only an idiot would try that with a $60 wrench set.
67 bucks you cant beat that
You really can’t.
Have they held up? How often do you use them?
I go through spurts using them. They’ve worked well when I’ve used them. For the money they are tough to beat.
Skipped 3 common sizes 13mm 15mm and 18mm
21 too
Are they made in China?
Probably. They are made over seas somewhere.
whats not?!? Grrr!!
it's so big
That's what she said.
No 15mm, 18mm or 21mm 😑
market ploy?
“This thing feels legit…”.
You are reviewing a tool you have never used. That is good as the news…. Real world experience would be helpful. I don’t buy cheap tools unless someone legit tells me from experience that they are a substitute for something more expensive.