7-Piece SAE Nut Driver Set - 3/16, 1/4, 5/16, 11/32, 3/8, 7/16, 1/2 Inch Hex Nut Driver Set, 3.5 Inch (1 Inch Hollow, 2.5 Inch Solid) Shaft Nut Driver

Most of us know the major names in tools, and the quality standards they're built to. That being said, we're in a world of Harbor Freights, and many like them, as well as a plethora of names you've never heard of being offered up here on Amazon. With this particular nut-driver set, it's a "good" review to simply say these are as good as the average set of nut-drivers offered here, there, and everywhere. That's not a bad thing. The machining for the hex end is good and sharp and doesn't lend itself to being ever-so-slightly off-sized where you would round-off bolt heads or nuts. The grips are comfortable and reasonably ergonomic. The shank is of average length and the finish is "good enough." I don't say any of this as a negative - this would make a great set just to leave in your "car kit" for roadside emergencies or basic maintenance bag.

As far as the product being what it is: five stars. These nut drivers are very durable, comfortable to use and, I expect, will be long-lasting. There is nothing that should dissuade you from purchasing them, in my opinion.What my experience with them (being my first set and first time not having to use interchangeable bits) has caused me to realize what I would appreciate in a future set: 1) Either color-coded handles for easier/quicker size identification, and/or 2) Deeper etching of the size so it stands out better.I also have a third thought that I am conflicted about.. the round handle is probably what makes them very comfortable, but.. it also causes them to roll away, which can be frustrating. Thinking about other handheld tools that I use; I realize that I have just as much (or at least enough) comfort even when handles are not completely round. So, yeah, for this reason, I would also prefer a handle that stopped the tool from rolling away from me.To reiterate, this product meets all elements it presents and does so at a good price.

I find this to be a well-made set of 8" nut drivers. The array of sizes is your standard 3/16th to 1/2" sizes in 1/16" increments. That is, except for the 11/32nds one, a 1/32nd over the 5/16ths that gets you a full 7 driver set.The handles are of a comfortable hard rubber which is better than your standard cheap plastic grooved handles...you know the ones I speak of. These have an oval shape to fit your hand well and a flattened area with a knurling for your thumb and index finger. They're adequately sized to provide a firm grip. The size is clearly marked on the socket end of the shaft. I put a caliper to the inside of the socket for a few and found just a little over-sized by a 2-3 "thou" for an easy slip on/slip off. I did like the fact that these can be hung on a nail by the hole in the handle, in lieu of tumbling around in the tool box.There is one criticism which I deem superfluous and only brought to your attention by my OCD tendencies. When the shanks are lined up to expose the socket size, the manufacturer's label is not in the same place. Laying them flat to have the label visible hides the socket size for all but 2, the 1/2" and the 1/4" The rest were at various non-visible positions! That might annoy you if you hang them through the hole in the handle. See the photos.Setting that prior "tongue in cheek" captiousness, I find these to be a fine set of drivers. No real issues and superbly priced.

The first thing I noticed about these nut drivers is the comfortable handles. While not being cushy, they are definitely not hard like the old plastic handles. They feel more like silicone in that they are snug, grippy, and feel good in the hand. There is also a lanyard hole in the ends of the handles. The socket part is sturdy and should hold up well. The shank is hollow for 1 inch to allow the nut drivers to work long after the nut clears the end of the bolt, which is a necessity to me. They have a polished finish that looks good and the sizes are plainly marked. I will probably hang these up on a magnet strip to keep them handy. Another positive feature is the long length shank that enables use in previously remote areas. My other nut drivers have short shanks that make them useless in some situations. I would definitely buy these again.

This is a decent set of nut drivers for the price. I'd say they are comparable to anything you would get at your local discount tool store. The drivers are assembled well and should serve the DIY mechanic just fine. Good for household use.

This is your typical assortment of nut drivers which are manufactured utilizing mid-grade materials. The handles, however, are very nicely constructed and appear to be very durable.There is no case included and, as for the magnetic personality, I could not even keep a medium sized paperclip secure within the socket of the largest driver.

Great tool to have on hand. Well made and should get plenty of use out of it.

This is a nice solid set of 7 handled nut drivers. The tools seem solid and good quality. I really like the comfortable handle. It fits my hand well and it slightly rubbery which makes it very comfortable and easy to grip. It will probably not fall out of my hand accidentally.This tool set could use a few improvements. I have seen others that are color coded for recognizing size at a glance. This set has a barely visible stamp of the nut driver size. Not a deal breaker though. And possibly subjective. The handle is very 'grippy' and comfortable, but it is also very round. That means if I set it down on an uneven surface, it is going to roll away or drop into that tool abyss that lurks around every corner. Again, not a big deal - nothing is easy. Pricing seems to place this set at the higher end of nut driver sets, but not by much.It seems that I am often reaching for a nut driver. This set will get used often by me. So much easier than using those 'bits' that fit into a handle or drill. Good quality, nice handle, fair price. Four stars from me.