Thanks for your review and thoughts on our tools! Glad to see they are keeping you happy and working! FYI, we are based out of South Carolina.

Their stubby wrenches are dirt cheap and work well for me in heavy truck work

Get you some Evap-o-rust and soak those pliers for about 24 hours. It will clean them up and loosen them up. Then take some steel wool to loosen the black oxide off. Wipe down with a lite oil and you'll be set. Sunex makes some good tools. I have several sets and extensions made by them. I'm just a dyi guy but you try to buy the best you can. My dad told me to buy quality when buying tools. If not you buy three or four times before you buy something that will last.

Their impact sockets and bits are top notch. Maybe not Snapon, but as good as Mac or Matco.

I have a few of their 3/8 swivels as well some of their crows feet. I haven't had to warranty any yet and some of my 3/8 swivels are over 10 years old my step dad actually handed them down to me a few years ago. I have added a few deep swivels to the collection. The Cornwell guy who comes by my dealership actually sells them as a cheaper alternative.

I've had the 3/8 master set for probably 8 years. Broke a universal and the warranty couldn't have been easier. When I got them I was wondering when I would ever need a 3/8 drive universal 22. That day

I've used the same 3/8 metric impacts for 25 years along with 3/8 and 1/2 impact swivels. Haven't broken one yet. Love Sunex sockets. And that bit set is killer too.

Sunex makes some great stuff

I have sunex s wrenches offsets angles and stubby ones there all amazing

The only thing I have from sunex tools is their impact sockets. I've never had a problem with them. I don't know how their warranty is. Hopefully I won't need to know lol

I work on heavy equipment and trucks so I have a bunch of their jumbo combination wrenches to beat on when I don't want to ruin my 30 year old SK jumbo set. I also have that same deep 3/4" air chamber caging socket. My 1" tire gun was a sunex it just got stuck in forward after about a decade of abuse. I'm going to look into that drive line socket thanks for the tip.

Been using Sunex and Capri stuff heavy and it flat out holds up tough

Sunnex is great id say the best thing sunnex has going for them is definitely their sockets ive got 1/4 magnetic sockets, 3/8 impact torx i have broke one the t50 but i was hammering it pretty hard trying to get a seat belt bolt out that was blue lock tited in so it is what it is not to mad about it ive also got 3/8 impact universal sockets that have been fantastic ive got sunnex deep wells and gear wrench shallows i actually love both haven't broke one yet and for the price you cannot beat it no way am i paying snap on price for like a 5 piece socket set that skips sizes i could but 5 sunnex sets and you know what they work and they work dam good.

Great video, I have some of the larger four angled wrenches and combo wrenches and had a problem 👍👍🔧🔧😀😀. Sorry I should have checked my reply before I sent it.Never had any issues with the angle wrenches or the combo wrenches.😚😚

The impact sockets are amazing wrenches are mahh and price reflects

I actually use the Sunex flare nut line wrenches. They sometimes handy because these are shorter than Snap-on, but problem is you may need both! There's no real money savings here. Like their impact sockets, they are cheaper than Snap-on, but compared to Amazon prices of the Proto impact or USA Williams on Amazon, some Sunex sets are not that much difference. The Sunex smaller combination wrenches and their crows foot wrenches aren't that great. I'd rather have the Proto. Shop around before you go all in on the cheaper line tools.

Music recommendation. Sam Donald. Dude kills it.

Hell yeah! I thought I was the only person in the world wrenching to Aesop!

I usually listen to classical and nightclub(vintage)style jazz. But most anything. Depending on my mood.

Late 60's early 70's and 70's through the mid 80's and some 1990's almost everything classic rock,soft rock, heavy and def metal, country and classic country, some rap, RnB and hip hop, mostly classic and southern rock, AC/DC,bad company, def Leppard, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Bryan Adams, Metallica, Boston, CCR, eagles, journey, Grateful Dead, I do like quite a few albums of Nickelback, and a few songs from a less known group diamondback.... Let think on these two the other one being blackwood.

My Matco dealer sells a lot of Sunex. He says Matco ADV is made by Sunex

for crows feet and hydraulic line wrenches i would go with tekton because its usa made

Love their sockets, like their stubby wrenches, not a big fan for combination wrenches. I understand u get what you pay for n I didn't spend much but was hoping for a little better quality.

Every tool breaks when using improperly. You can usually tell when it’s going to break.

i heard ur doing a free giveaway on this channel

I'm not even sure if I have any Sunex tools lol

A little birdie told me that Stanley tools actually owns Sunex tools

Those arent just your thoughts. Putting over 100 pounds on a 3/8 ratchet is just ridiculous. Everything will break with enough force.

Sunnex is good for sockets and bits. Everything else is basically junk. Their wrenches (especially those made in India) are hot garbage. Bad broaching, Open side spreads really easily, crude finish/chrome.

I dont like made in china hand tools

Short answer is yes