ProstormerStubby Reversible Ratcheting Wrench Set, 10-Piece 5/16" to 3/4" SAE 72-Teeth Box End and Open End Combination Wrench Kit with Rolling Pouch, CR-V Constructed

I received the correct wrenches with the direction switch, unlike many reviewers in here?These seem well made. I've only used two of them so far, but I have inspected all of them. They seem solid, no issues ratcheting and they are smooth in action.One (tiny) issue I have is that the wrenches get hung up on the case pockets by the switch, forcing you to jiggle the wrenches back and forth to get them out. Very annoying, especially when you are holding up a brake caliper with one hand and trying to get a wrench out with the other.

I see a lot of complaints about not receiving the reversible set, I received the reversible, exactly as described. These are definitly not professional grade, but they will get the job done. I'd recommend getting these and then, if they break from overuse, replace them one-by-one with better brands. This set doesn't include 12 or 15mm, so I added some Tektons to the set. Below is me rambling about the differences among various wrench features:To clarify, "reversible" wrenches are those with the traditional offset angle you see in most combination wrenches---not flexible, just formed to have that offset. When you need that offset and you need the ratcheting mechanism to work in the opposite direction---i.e. loosen versus tighten or vice-versa--you flip the reverse switch.Non-reversible, on the other hand, do not have the traditional offset of a combination wrench, they are zero offset. These can be very handy in certain situations, but are generally less useful. The advantage of the zero offset when getting a ratcheting wrench is that there is no need for them to be reversible--no switch is needed, just flip the wrench over and the ratcheting mechanism will now work in the opposite direction.Flex head wrenches offer the benefits of both offset/reversible and zero-offset/non-reversible. Why not just make all wrenches to be flex-head? Because flex-head means more parts, which means more opportunities to break, and less torque that can be delivered, typically. Also, the flex head can flex when you don't want it to, making it difficult to position onto the fastener in some situations.Why not just make all wrenches ratcheting? Because the ratcheting mechanism makes the wrench box-head significantly larger, which makes it very difficult to access fasteners in certain situations, especially when working on cars. Also, the ratcheting wrenches are more expensive and can deliver less torque, typically, versus a comparable box-end combination wrench.

The media could not be loaded.  This is undeniably a set where you are getting allot for the money, so I can’t be too picky. The rollup storage pouch doesn’t feel like it will last for an extended period of time, but that is alright. The machining on the wrenches are smooth, no cheap jagged edges to cut yourself on. The toggle switches IMO should require a bit more force to prevent accidental switching of the ratchet direction. A gripe for many is the skipping of a few metric sizes, which albeit is something noted within the listing.

Awesome set of ratchet wrenches for the price. Great quality.. All of this coming from a certified mechanic with 40 years under my belt

Very inexpensive, seems of good quality, and they look good,But this isn’t a joke. It doesn’t come with 15mm. What kit doesn’t come with a 15mm???Pouch it’s in makes it portable. They work well. But again no 15mm! Well worth it to buy another kit that comes with a 15mm.Sae come with the 19/32 which is an extremely uncommon wrench in the sae world now due to being very close to the 15mmAnnoying you’ll have to buy another set just to get a fake 15mm

Got these for my motocross tool box that I take to the track. I've been a tech for 12 years and have a set of snap on mini wrenches. This comes with more sizes and the snap on ones aren't reversable like these with the switch so I actually like them better 😅. Haven't really put a whole lot of load on them as they are mini so not really there intended use but they do seem to be strong and of good quality

The best

The direction lever changes on its own, that is very irritating. Other than that they are good for the price