upvote for "pardon my chicken" comment alone. great video. thanks!

“I say, I say I’m NOT a chicken son, I’m a ROOSTAH!!!”🐔

I ended up spending the money on the stainless versions, not only great tool, but looks like a work of art, love these hex keys.

Took a bong rip every time he said “chowdered out”. Hahaa

Ahhh, my favorite Wera tool. It saves me multiple times when dealing with rounded hex bolts. It builds like a tank, I have it for couple of years now and It still like brand new. One complaint I have is it's a bit hard to pull in or out of the holder. Well, I appreciate the reason so the keys won't fall off easily, but still, it's too damn tight, lol. But it's only minor complaint. I still like it a lot

Wera makes great quality tools. I’m a fan for sure. Appreciate the test. It handled it perfectly!

Perfect tools! Color coded, stay in holder, grip very well.

I need to get these, thanks for reviewing these.

The first American I've heard pronounce "Vera" properly. Usually its like "Hey boi, we got sum of dem weeera keys to test!"

What a loud rooster in the background! It is great!

Excellent video!

I didn’t hear anything you said other than “chowdered out.” Now I’m hungry!

Nice sets. I have one set with holding function. It has a little ball bearing on the ball end, and is very useful. Hex plus profile is inspired by torx. I va tried on multiple occasions to remove a Hex bolt with a torx bit. If you have the right size torx bit actually it will do the job in emergency situations. I use hex plus on my bicycle. Actually I recently bought the wera bicycle set 3 which has a lot of hex plus bits, and is the only set with ball end bits that I own. Very good quality tools. The plastic on this l keys is very durable. I have this set for 4 years now. I also use the torx set. Have a nice day. 👍👍

Idk there’s always something about Wera products that make it difficult to pull the trigger. Plenty of times I’ve used the hex shaft on a key with a wrench… not even a option here…

I'm sold on these. I have Bondhus keys but Park Tool branded, only difference is the branding and Park Tool blue on the holder. But after years of use I've worn ut the two next smallest ones, but others look beaten up and slightly rounded.

Wera is a class act !

I really like the Wera, have you seen the set with the hold function on the ball end?

I would get those if they came in a full set. They are missing 9/64"

Lol.. I learned me some new words today L-Key (Allen Wrench) Chowdered out (Rounded Out) Hey whatever works, must be regional slang. Great Video!

Pardon my chicken 🐔. 🤣

I was looking at them and the Wiha ones. Wiha won though. Wera have plastic casing that open which in time will eventually start to tear on the bend and the rubber color sleeves will start to warp making them sometimes hard to put back (review from friends who use and abuse them). Wiha got solid plastic casing that move all of the allen keys on each side and keys themselves are powder coated with "supposed" luminescent paint (supposed cause I dont work in the dark). That said I use all Wiha, Wera and Knipex tools, where you cant go wrong with this set either.

I think that plastic is high durometer polyurethane

I guess this would be something between a hex key and a torx key. A perfect marriage between the 2?

"Pardon my chicken"

what's the different between the stainless one, which one strongest?

😎🛠️😎🛠️😎

Some giant asshole torqued the snot out of the top cap bolt (Aluminum) on my bike's headset. Cammed out immediately with my regular L key. Wish I had this allen set instead of having to drill it out. Yeesh.

They are called Allen wrenches, Allen keys, or hex keys/wrenches. What the heck is an L-Key?

get to the point