I have a set of Capri sockets that I have been using on an everyday basis for the last year and a half. Have beat the hell out of them in a heavy equipment environment no complaints all all

Good info CP I’d really like to see a set of these in 1/4”

I agree Capri makes very good tools! The Westling socket rail option is a winner for sure!

Thank you for the detailed information. Looks like Capri makes really good and affordable tools. Like your work!

Got a set of the capris coming while I was watching this

I like the ability to put a wrench on the Astro sockets. I’m getting those. Keep up the great work. 👊🏻👊🏻

Henry sure can jump!! I hope you had a good Monday, CP. I raise my glass to one of the top 10 channels on KZfaq! Cheers, brother. EDIT: you have a beautiful neighborhood, CP.

Capri has some really nice stuff but I jumped on the Astros for the nano stuff and ended up with the whole line including the impact wrenches

Great vid CP👍🔧 I hope Carpi sees this. STOP making 20mm sockets..

Throw in some upgrade goodies in that trans and they are great, had good luck with them after minor upgrades. Nice haul too!

GOOD review my man,appreciate the info.

Great video CP 👍

I’ve got the Astro Nano 3/8 set and got the 1/2 on the way. I saw those Capri stubbies a while back and thought they looked nice. I also figured they were the same as Carlyle (pictures looked the same and they’re made in Taiwan), so I appreciate you clarifying they’re not. The other thing for me was the Nanos having that hex end that allows a wrench or Nano socket wrench to give it an extremely low profile. I don’t use them often, but they have come in handy a few times. Also, like you said, I e been having a hard time finding “killer” deals at Napa. They’ve got some ok ones right now (considering the be t handle ratchet for $60), but nothing like I’ve heard so many people say they’ve found.

Great video CP

Cp, did you do a review on the Capri 3/8 drive impact set? You got to short, mid length, and deep in the set with a socket tray. Any way my question is what are the sockets like? I have to put together another tool box at work and thought I'd by the impact socket set. But I'm concerned they won't do double duty for the chrome. So many times a impact is to thick for a job and you need both chrome and impact. What are your thoughts

ADV & astro nano for me..ah the sound of the lawn being groomed..Henry will be able to fly on the rabbits now ..

I want to enjoy the tool haul but those damn cicadas are driving me nuts!😄

That’s what people forget and you got it that the Nano with the wrench or any 17 is the major advantage. Try it on a long 17 flex and get amazed

I’m waiting patiently for the Capri stubby metric set to be in stock

I just received my set of 1/2" metric stubby impact sockets yesterday and used one today to remove a crankshaft damper from a Cummins ISX motor... I used my Milwaukee 1/2" impact, the first gen I believe, had it a few years. I think 1000 or 1200 ftlb of torque. These 18mm bolts have been in there since the factory installed them in 2009. I used the stubby, because I did not want to loose any torque, as I knew these would be a real bear to get out. Yep, it was a bear. I used a Milwaukee 9 volt lithium battery, I had to tighten the bolts for a few seconds and then loosen, and they would break loose. I think roughly twenty of them, and I believe 150 ftlb or torque, or maybe 115 ftlb, I have it written down. Only telling you guys this so you know what I was doing... The Capri impact socket faired about like I thought it would, a bit rounded in a few spots, but it got the job done. I figure it has a use or two left in it for tough jobs like this. Regular usage, I would have to say it would have faired better. For what I paid, about what I expected. Would I purchase again, yep.

They could replace the 20 mm with 24 other than that looks like good set

Thanks

CP!!! My favorite part of this video was......My adopted son Henry!!! Good job on the impact socket comparison too!!! Am interested in your comment about working mobile? Are you planning on doing some mobile work?

good video.

Capri all the way, damn good tools. CP mobile mechanic, love it.

Bro, mine came with a double 17mm. I luled.

My auto captions says cp the Toyota

Which set would you recommend?

What brand caliper is that

Great video just curious do you have a Snapon low profile ratchet I’d be interested in seeing what clearance you would get with that ratchet

The capris look girthy

I gave a thumbs up, however you are all over the place when measuring and comparing. Give yourself some time.

What about Vevor sockets?

I enjoy your videos, but I'd like to add a constructive opinion. Pro tip: 99% of your American viewers will not know how to convert MM to inch, and or want to do so. What you are doing is making it difficult for them to try and understand the differences from one measurement to another. A person would need a calculator and a piece of paper to try figure out all of the metric equivalents. From what I've seen, there are a lot of mechanics who understand thousandths of an inch, but I'd be surprised if they knew metric better. And on top that, you have the ability to push a button on the vernier to switch between metric and inch. If you really want your non-American viewers to see mm, you should measure in inches and then press the mm button for them to see metric readings. As a machinist, I'm well versed in metrics, but I don't use it every day. However, if I need to convert a measurement, I know how to do it easily, but regardless, I think it puts a ding in that portion of your videos. Keep up the great work.

Stop it 😅 you making me buy to many tools