Bondhus 13389 Set of 8 Hex T-handles w/Stand, sizes 2-10mm, Multicolor, One Size

This product is a fantastic find! It's reasonably priced, making it accessible for most budgets without compromising on quality. The product is exactly as described, and its usefulness cannot be overstated. I've found it to be incredibly practical and efficient in meeting my needs. The attention to detail is impressive, and the performance is on par with more expensive alternatives. If you're looking for something reliable, well-made, and at a fair price point, this is the perfect choice. Highly recommended!

These are extremely well made hex (allen) drive tools. I have several sets of different brands but due to the handle design, these are the strongest and my new favorite. I bought both the imperial and metric sets. The two have different colored handles which makes it them easier to put back in the stands. The stands are heavy duty will either sit on a table or can be mounted easily to a wall or side of a cabinet.

For a reasonable price, a made in the US tool that is much better than all the other made in Asia cheap junk. These take a great deal of flex without taking a permanent set or breaking. Tool to screw fit is very good. I do a wide variety of things in my shop, from woodworking to blacksmithing, auto restoration, antique restoration. So I have tools that cover the full range of quality, including many that belonged to my father and grandfather, which someone will have to pry from my cold dead hands to get them, both because they have sentimental value and because they are all US made tools that did not come from recycled beer cans. These replace a cheap Kobalt set purchased conveniently from a local big box store, but that snapped off trying to take a small set screw out of a 3D printer. Broke the head off inside the screw with just my wrist action. Don't think I will be able to break these that easily, and it's nice to know someone still makes a quality tool here. Edit - mid 2022 I have yet to break one of these or even have one round off. I recently used one of the smaller sizes on a screw that had to come out, that I was worried I would break the tool on. But I did not have one that small in my socket-driver set. The tool must have flexed torque-wise almost 20 degrees. It was starting to look like the twist on a candy cane, then the screw finally let go, the wrench returned to it's original shape without any visible sign of the stress I had just put it under.

I needed some hex tools for household and bicycle maintenance and didn't want to buy disposable Chinese crap tools. I had never heard of Bondhus, but took the chance on these sets in SAE and metric sizes. They are substantial, heavy-weight tools with thick plastic coatings. So far they have held up well, and are more ergonomic than the L-shaped design I was used to using. The stand is a bit bulky, but makes it easy to find the size I need. And best of all, they are made in the USA. Considering they will surely last for years, they are a good bargain. Highly recommended.

I am always happy when I can replace a tool cheaply made in... well not here, with something that is made in America, and this is it. Whats there more to say, you want a T handle set of hex head drivers? this is it. These tools are a great value and made in America by an awesome company that stands by their product. Throw away those cheap hex heads you get from Ikea and pick yourself up a professional set. Not only is it a pleasure working with nice tools but its just flat out easier than anything else.

- These have outlasted the cheaper brands I've used in the past. I'm very happy with the durability. - The grip with good, feels solid, well-made. - The hex keys themselves are too short for many projects. If the screw is easily accessible near the outer surface of an assembly, the tools are fine. However, if you are reaching into the assembly more than a couple inches, the key length is usually too short. To be fair, this is more my oversight than the manufacturer's fault. I should have done more research. - The storage holder is cheaply made, but I don't use it anyway. When it comes time for replacement, I will go with Bondhus again for the durability. However, I'll research their longer hex key options.

I also bought the SAE set of these Bondhus T-Handle hex keys. My review for those is the same for this set, so here is that review, adding one thing - the selection of sizes is perfect, 95% of the time you won't need anything but these sizes. I like that it goes all the way to 10mm which is a pretty hefty T-hex. First off, these tools are pretty inexpensive. I did a lot of research looking for well reviewed, well made T-handle hex keys, and the Bondhus turned out to be the least expensive and the best reviewed of all. When they arrived I wasn't disappointed. The soft handles feel really good (good thick coating, not a superficial light coating), the hex keys fit perfectly, and they are a joy to use. I also like the fact they are clearly marked so you know exactly what size you're grabbing from the holder. In terms of hardness and durability, many of the reviews here on Amazon state they are very hard and don't strip out, and quite durable. I haven't really put mine to the test, but what little I've used them they seem pretty strong and solid. Bondhus states in their product description that they are welded in such a way as to prevent handle breakage. The stands are fairly cheap (as other reviewers have mentioned) but I like the fact that they include the stand, and it is a decent design allowing you to clearly see the sizes. Maybe one day I'll construct better stands from wood, but the included stand works great for now, so I consider that a plus. After all, I didn't buy this set for the stand. If you're hesitating, and can afford this, go ahead and pull the trigger. Alternately, you can get the pocket set of fold-out hex keys (get SAE and Metric to be covered), Bondhus makes these also. Best of luck in your tool shopping!

...and made in the USA. What's not to like? We all know that when it comes to cookware and hand tools, going cheap costs you in the long term. These were purchased when my all-in-one set turned up missing during an office chair assembly product. This is a substantial set. Good weight and balance, nice finish. The t-handle and rubber grip add extra comfort. You'll laugh at the took included in the next hardware package for your next flatpack furniture or other assembly task. The stand helps keep them organized; stand and wrenches are marked clearly with sizes. Really nice product.