NEIKO 02448A 1/2" Drive Master Impact Socket Set, 65 Piece, Standard SAE (3/8"-1-1/4") & Metric (10-24 mm) Sizes, Deep & Shallow Kit, Includes Adapters & Ratchet Handle, 1/2 Impact Socket Set

Bought this set for my service truck and use them with a snap-on impact daily. Case it build strong and had been holding up great. Bounces around in my truck cabinets all day long and no issues

Tengo el de 3/8 y este de 1/2. Los dos son un buen conjunto de herramientas no conozco otra marca que se le compare con respecto a la resistencia. Son dos puntos negativos (ni tanto)el primero es que los dados de 1/2 (10, 11, 12 mm) son muy robusto (se entiende por la entrada de 1/2) para espacios pequeños. Quería vender el de 3/8 pero lo pensaré dos veces pues estos (3/8) dados son más compactos para espacios más pequeños. El segundo es que este paquete (1/2) no trae lo dados de 8 y 9mm. No son los más usados pero no los más abandonados. En general todo excelente si tienes el de 3/8 querrás el de (1/2).

Lo e probado durante 2 años y resiste bien, viene muy completo

Nicest 1/2 drive set I’ve ever owned……… extremely good quality.

Whereas some low-to-mid-range-priced products marketed as "impact sockets" clearly don't deserve the designation, I trust these to take a real beating without issue. The weight is certainly there to tell the story, not to mention the beautiful phosphate finish with both printed and etched (and very readable!) markings. I expected the sockets to be good going in. What I did not count on was wanting to actually use the wrench it came with, but whaddya know? It's REALLY nice! It's not long, not slim, doesn't have a flex head, doesn't have a soft grip, only 72 teeth...nothing special, in other words. At the same time, it's every bit as tough as the sockets, and the ratcheting action on it is smooth as butter. The switch is recessed - appreciated if you've ever used one where it wasn't - but the release button is large and sticks out a bit - also appreciated. This wrench and extensions/adapters are a real bonus, as the price would be great for the sockets alone. The set falls short in only two places. The first, as many have previously noted, is the case. It's certainly not the worst I've seen, but you've got 35 pounds of tool that calls for a case up to the task. This one allows sockets to rattle out of place as the top lid isn't held tightly to the bottom half, and there's no way the side fasteners are going to hold forever either. Why is it so hard to find a well-designed case with a socket set? The ones where sockets go in vertically hold, but then you can't read them. I mean, they don't even have to make the case with more expensive materials. Just design them better, holding the top down tighter so they can't move. I will say this: At least they put everything on one side. The cases that hold tools in both halves of the case are almost always a catastrophe. The other negative is Neiko's poor warranty, which, for most of their products, is a mere 30 days. Fair enough, I guess. You're gonna make sure you have all your pieces and get a replacement up front if necessary. After that, these are sure to hold up well to average use for a long time. Of course, if you turn wrenches for a living, that probably won't work for you. You use a tool frequently enough and long enough, and you'll probably run into something or another. But if you're a professional, you're spending a good deal more to get a bump in quality and the top-notch warranty that comes with it. As for me, I'm just a guy in his garage making as many problems as he's fixing. And for someone like me, these are ideal: Not the best in the world but good enough to get the job done many, many, many times down the line.