PicquicDash 7 7 pc. Compact Multi-Bit Screwdriver 4-3/4 in.

It’s a great tool, works well and holds up very well I bought one over ten years ago only replacing due to loss!

Nice to have in your car or truck or in the house for all kinds of off jobs. Good price too.

Nice. Almost a stubby driver but all the power and control of a full size. I got a red one...meh. Paid about 11 bucks *very reasonable. YAY!!! NOT made in China! Still, a fabulous tool with it's ultra hard and corrosion resistant bits.Tool grade clear red plastic handle. 1/4" bits go into the magnetic holder just shy of 3/4" deep...so consider a 1/4" shank nut driver set to compliment this driver. I only wish that Picquick will provide some bit selection for this tool, I visited the website and found none as yet. A TORX bit selection would be very cool. I have had many "multi-drivers" over the years and only a few make the good list; [old school Crescent 7in1 with 3 nut driver sizes...not available anymore. Or over the counter Husky, Platinum or Craftsman 6in1's with clear handle,,etc]. Due to the Dash's size, quality and ergonomic feel, I could easily find this being my favorite and most used screwdriver. The red one will do just fine.

I really enjoy Picquic screwdrivers. I used to carry one of their stubby models all the time at work. It was small enough to slip in a pocket and not be too bulky. The only thing I wished is that it could be slightly larger. The Dash7 is slightly larger. You can get a good grip on the handle and is still small enough to carry. Excellent quality. I would advise anyone else to buy Picquic.

I had one of these for over ten years. I have to take tools with me for work on the airplane and this is the perfect size that passes through TSA. Never had an issue but make sure you take it out if your bag before the X-ray machine. Durable and has lots of options plus the magnetic tip is incredibly handy.

This is the perfect size for carry in an emergency kit. The regular size gives you TREMENDOUS torque but that is not necessary for most applications; if you need more torque, you can apply a wrench at the base of the shank.All Picquic screwdrivers feel great in the hand (with the exception of the tiny tuner which feels great on the fingers) and the bits are rated for power tools....speaking of bits, these use shorter bits than the regular sized screwdriver but still fit the shank AND the selection of these shorter bits are not as extensive.

This is the best little compact multi bit screwdriver I have ever seen. Our local store use to handle them and I bought several as gifts but the store no longer carries them. But now I know where to obtain more. These were purchased as gifts as I have two of my own and threatened my husband with bodily harm if he even looked at mine. He has his own!

I almost never write reviews, but this is just a sweet tool. Well made, handy, and fits well in the hand. I have four different sizes of Picquic screwdrivers, including a "teeny turner". Can't recommend them enough. If they only made a ratcheting version....