GearWrench67 Piece 1/2” Drive Master Metric Chrome Socket Set in Foam Storage Tray - GWMSSKT12MM

This is exactly what I needed to organize my impact sockets and not have to go looking for anything that was missing or out of place.

At $250 the 67 piece socket socket falls into the mid-range for tool prices. You can certainly get a set for cheaper and you can also spend thousands on a professional Snap-on set. For less money you can assemble a socket set that will do a decent job while for more money you can buy tools that are meant to be used and abused every day.I am by no means a professional mechanic, but I do enough work between my shop and my vehicles to justify spending a little more on tools that will last. This is the sweet-spot for this set. The bonus is you get a durable two-tone foam organizer that fits perfectly in my rolling tool box. Even in the dark, the inside layer of orange helps me see exactly what socket is missing. This little visual detail goes a long way in keeping your sets organized.Now upon inspection of the sockets you can see that they are about 90% flawless. There are a few little tooling marks here and there along with slightly uneven stamping of the numbers and lettering. This by no means detracts from the quality, but it is one of the reasons why professional tools cost so much more.The nickel chrome plating on the sockets is plenty robust. You have to work pretty hard to chip it off so these feel like they'll last a long time. They didn't come coated in a thin layer of machine oil and the finish is near mirror polished. The base of each socket has a knurled band around it making gripping these really easy. Having a variety of sockets from deep, to 12-point, all the way from 8mm up to 36mm is amazing for a single set. Every socket is internally beveled to slip easily over a nut, the drive is slighty off-set making them stronger, and the drive accepts a detent ball to keep these from popping off while working.If you're looking to put together a shop on a budget with respect of better quality tools, these sets will last a long time. The added bonus of having a full drawer organizer for each set makes them ready to use right out of the box!

As a home mechanic this kit includes every 3/8th's socket I could need. The included foam tray is good quality and fits nicely in my tool box. I have a few other Gear wrench tools and the quality is up there with the tool truck brands and superior to the cheap tool store brands. Perfect for the hobbyist home mechanic. It may cost a bit more than some sets bet it's well worth it. Can't say enough about how happy I am with it and glad I bit the bullet and got it. You won't either, go ahead but it now.

(review is for 20 pcs. specialty ratcheting metric wrenches)pro: comes organized in foam tray; wrenches are useful for the most part;con: takes a little bit of time to get used to the wrenches; kind of feels incomplete without the rest of the set

I got this 66 piece impact socket set for my husband. He's not a professional mechanic but he's as handy as they come. He has plenty of ratchet set, but most have been fairly used, and many sockets went lost over the period of Covid lockdown where our son would spend hours and hours in the garage playing with daddy's tools. One of his favorites was the ratchet set, and now so many pieces are missing that the sets are left incomplete.When my husband received this set, he was shocked how great of quality it was. He said it rivaled Snap-On tools, which offers high quality tools. He was really happy with this set and thought I got a good deal for the value of the set.He also likes that the entire set fits perfectly into one of the drawers of his tool case. It's thoughtfully designed, a very complete set, looks great, and is a quality item. Highly recommended!