True Mechanic™ 7Pc. 120T SAE&Metric Flexible Ratcheting Wrench Set, Professional, with Roll-Up Pouch Bag

Can't comment on longeivity but seem very robust and aesthetically pleasing.

I put these along with other tools, tire patch kit, compressor in the back of my Toyota Venza. Just a bit of insurance for my long drives in the middle of nowhere; which I happen to live on the edge of.The ratcheting box end works well but I did push some light oil into the mechanism to protect from rust.Some of the sizes will be a bit wonky on some nuts/bolts, no way around this when making a universal SAE/Metric wrench; not real bad, I've used worse, just know what to expect.

These are good looking wrenchs, seem well made and display very solid construction. The set has got some heft to it and feel like they will hold up well. The ratchet mechanism works very well so that even in tight conditions you can make it work to tighten up a nut/bolt.The open face wrench end has a little notch in the bottom to seat the corner of a bolt and to prevent rounding them when being used. The ratchet end has 12 faces so no issues there. Operation of the ratchet end is pretty simple and the wrenches are marked as to which way the ratchet turns so one face tightens and you turn it over to loosen. I've never seen it before, though if you've worked with metric and sae wrenches you've found that certain sizes are interchangable, and on these wrenches you don't need to check a chart, they are marked with the metric and sae sizes on the handles.Overall, a good looking and solid set of combination open/ratchet wrenches. They have a limited lifetime guarantee, so save your purchase info and data on the box just in case you have an issue. The ratcheting hand wrenches are really handy, but they do tend to have more issues. I have a couple of sets of these in different sizes and over the past 10 plus years have only had 1 that stopped working, but friends who use these everyday in their jobs say the occasional failure on a well used tool is not unusual, even with the most expensive name brands.I thought the price was a little high, but ratcheting wrenches cost rather more and checking on the last set of similar wrenches but smaller showed them being only about 30% less and that was a long time ago.

Very solid metal, and well-made ratcheting feature on the closed sides of each wrench. You can tell they are good quality right off the bat. There is also a henge on the closed in, so that you can angle it easily for those tight places. That henge is my only complaint at all, actually, as it's not as resistant as I'd like it to be, but that's probably a matter of personal preference and situation.

Having both standard and metric on the same wrench is a bit of a novel idea. The sizes provided could be a little better. Not very often i need a 19/32, but understand this set is more geared towards the metric units being available. The most common sizes are provided for. Solid construction and the ratcheting box end is great. I have not exceeded the capability of any of the wrenches yet. Roll up case is handy and keeps the wrenches secure during transport.Great little set. A definite plus in the toolbox.

This set is a fantastic value for the money. These handsome flex-head ratcheting combination wrenches feel well-made, offer a fine-tooth arc swing that helps in tight spaces, and include an attractive wrench roll for storage.The wrenches grip fasteners snugly at both ends. The ratcheting mechanism feels smooth without any slippage or binding. They're a six point design, with the emphasis on making contact with the flats of fasteners rather than the corners. There are small detents in the flats which presumably are meant to help the wrenches perform as 12-pointers should the need arise.It should be noted that the country of origin on this set is Taiwan, which is generally considered a plus. It may not carry the cachet of "made in" USA, Germany or Japan, but you could do much worse, even at a higher price.The only "con" is that these wrenches are marked in both metric and SAE sizes. I think it would have been more realistic to mark them only in metric sizes. The fit suggests these are primarily meant to be read as metric, and the set is a no-skip from 13 through 19mm. Generally I try to avoid tools that attempt to be too many things at once, but the overall confidence inspired by the quality of this wrench set leads me to believe this sizing is simply an attempt at an unnecessary marketing gimmick by the manufacturer. I don't think it actually hurts anything other than maybe the tools' perception as truly pro grade. Perception aside however, it seems so far that these wrenches may indeed be worthy of the "pro grade" adjudication. The box promises a "limited lifetime warranty" that would need to be accessed using their website. That's not quite as convenient as returning the tool to your local big box store or waiting on the tool truck to stop back on by, but it's certainly better than a 1-year warranty or something similarly stingy that you might find these days. Overall the wrench set suggests the sort of quality that may make the warranty little more than a courteous formality that you may never need to cash in. I'll be finding these guys a nice place to live in my tool cart, with high hopes for a long and productive future together.