CRAFTSMAN Universal L-to-T Allen Wrench Hex Key Set, 20 Piece (CMHT26028)

Elegant design, nice for daughter’s emergency car kit. Like integrated carting frame and t-handle.

Wish i bought this earlier for all the times my thumb and fingers hurt using the l shaped allen ranges.

Can’t go wrong with Craftsman.

This tool really grips an Allen wrench and is better than using a small pipe it should last a long time

This works well with most keys, from large to very small. If you don't want to buy a complete set of T-handles or hex driver bits or just want something that'll help with your regular key sets, this should serve you well. Of course, the handle is fairly large, so it'll definitely not work in confined spaces where a long driver bit (especially with flex extension) would, but it seems well built and should last a while if not abused.

Great product; handy to have; well-made.

Had a screw that was so tight on my motorcycle's air filter that my regular L keys kept slipping. I was to the point that I bought these hex keys and a screw extraction kit fearing that I had rounded out the screw. Using the ball end with the T-handle worked perfectly to break the screws free without me needing to drill it out. Saved me lots of work. Highly recommend. I especially like how you can connect both sets to the T-handle keep everything together. These worked so well that I immediately bought the torx set as well. Has all the sizes you'll need booth standard and metric, very good grip as I mentioned I really had to put alot off torque on the screws to break them free, and the t-handle made them very easy to use.

Bought this to help get good leverage when using L-wrenches. I use them often and sometimes the bolt is a little stuck and you can't quite loosen it without applying some leverage. Despite being mostly plastic, this handle actually does quite a good job. Open the top door, enlarge or decrease the opening with the round end knob, and insert your wrench. Tighten it in place then close the door. easy to do. The largest wrenches I could fit were 10 mm, 3/8 inch, and T45 Torx. The smallest wrenches usable with this handle were 1.5mm, 0.05 inch, and T5. For the smaller wrenches (below about 4mm) you need to turn them 180 degrees and place the wrench head into a narrow slot on the moveable "carriage." Closing the door then keeps the wrench from moving. Overall a nicely designed, versatile, and inexpensive tool that should work well for years.