That's a good call on Snap-on impact wobbly. Snap-on are my favorite wobbly socket.

I went with the harbor freight icon wobblers and man they are holding up well for the money. Harbor freight just needs to get a tools truck rolling... 😂🤣

I’ve had them for a little over a month and between my snap on 761-a and my snap on 768 long neck they’ve had the shot worked out of them and are holding up fantastically. The finish they put on there holds up really well even when rubbing against other metals.. just get it oily and wipe it down and good as new..

@@tommyc2748 yeah those are solid. Dont doubt that Sunex makes them, but there’s a noticeable design difference from what I’ve seen

@@moparfanboy I agree, the Matco finish seems nicer, the machining seems smoother, better stamping, more designs. I mean the ADV lineup is huge, you can get any socket in any design you could ever dream of, (though sunex may not make every socket in the ADV lineup, I think 1/2 and up are customized GP, regardless, the quality seems to be there along the whole line) Lifetime no hassle warranty that drives to you. Sunex is great for the money, but not quite the same. Sunex does alot of custom OEM work for Matco. Matco has alot of OEM manufacturers, my dealer makes no secrets about it. Here's the thing that people don't understand about a good tool dealer. He will tell you what tool you need. He's been around and he knows what tool to do that exact problemed job that is losing you money. He increases your efficiency. Sometimes the right tool can save you 3+ hours on a job. That convenience costs money to. Especially for an independent and you don't have the "support network" that the dealership offers, it's invaluable.

They are lifetime warranty I would call up Snapon and say you need them warrantied.

Had another dealer warranty them out without a problem

They old matco are usa, new matco isn't. Or at least they removed the usa from the socket and the package and the website. Why would you change your tooling just to drop the usa stamp

USA made in the hard line,I sent one in for warranty to Matco and sent an USA made socket as a replacement to me

The sockets are designed to deform like that it doesn't hurt them

I think adv is sunex, I also think sunex and gp are made in the same factory in Taiwan.

The only gearwrench sockets I have are axle sockets, but I have no complaints about them

Yes they fit really well. The snap on impacts are shorter and thinner than most other impacts so they fit like chrome on the hansen trays

Are you able to check if your gp duo sockets will fit correctly on the hansens? I’m assuming the duos are just as thin as the snap ons?

@@derekrhodes3846 I haven't tried to put them on anything but they are really thin so I'm sure they would fit

​@@montevallomustangsockets are the number one tool. You aren't weird for being into them. It's weird when guys go crazy for combination wrenches when they are a special use tool. Realistically, even backing up a nut, you're better off with socket on both sides.

I believe most adv is sunex

@@montevallomustang I was told by my dealer that GP makes ADV (1/2 at least). It has a more matte finish than the sunex, but has very high quality roll stamping as well as lazer etch unlike the GP. Maybe the 1/4 and 3/8 are sunex, they have close finish.

@@Pauleh123 I know the 3/8 has a different style from gp. But you may be right about the 1/2

The adv line has the cuts/flutes in the corners just like FD snap on sockets. I have both.

I've warrantied some worn out gp sockets, the Napa I get them at will swap them. The new matco is not usa

If it is made in USA, they removed the markings and took it off their website.

@@montevallomustang I know, it makes it suspicious. I’m guessing it was the transition after Armstrong shut down, they weren’t certain if they could find a USA replacement. I’ve noticed even their Made in USA pinless swivels, some say USA, some don’t. There’s no rhyme or reason to it. They really should straighten that out.

That's what I use and they have handled everything I can give them

@@brandon6451 used they are nice I have the shallow and deep, I also bought an SK 3/8" deep 6-26mm chrome set, I just like complete kids need to get a 1/4"Dr 5/8" deep and shallow

@@andrewscott8892 we're both socket junkies lol

Some napa stores carry it

eBay Amazon

@@mrpistonrecaro6483 don't buy gp from Amazon, you can't get it warrantied

JB Tools online.

@@montevallomustang Does the Montevallo NAPA on Hwy. 25 carry them?

Lift time warranty???

Yes

Ha !

It depends on whether you have a good relationship with a matco dealer, if not I would just buy sunex or grey pneumatic