Check out the play list on more info on the individual items!!

Thanks, Jeff!...I appreciate you taking the time (and money) to share your knowledge, and opinions on all the different tools on the market today. Takes a lot of the guess work out of buying new tools. Really enjoyed this series, and looking forward to the next one!

This was a great series and will certainly help a lot of people out. My vote goes toward the icon version of the reversible double box end spline drives like those mountain and ktools wrenches. I have read many things about how hard it is to warranty out a mountain or ktool. I have the icon set and when I had a pin fall out of my 17/19 wrench I was in and out of harbor freight in 3 minutes. With a new one from another set. I also believe the ktool and mountain might be 72 tooth. The icons along with a couple other rebranded sets are 90 tooth and then Cornwell has them in 120 tooth. 90 tooth to me is the perfect balance of backdrag and swing arc. Typically 120 tooth has slightly more backdrag. The last thing to note as well, I commented the other day saying spline drive wasn’t my favorite. It had slipped my mind that spline drive does have some pretty good use cases for other types of bolts. I pulled an engine yesterday and could barely access these 2 very large etorx bolts. My sockets were too deep and I found that the icon 18mm spline drive fit over that bolt perfectly and I was able to break it free and get them out. 👍🏼 so they aren’t just for 6 sided fasteners. Anyways thanks for the videos!

Wow, that's crazy you bought them to review at once.$$$ thank you for the informative video! Nice work

thanks, helps me decide which set to invest in

Thanks for the videos on the Double Box flex head. They really are a must tool in the garage looks like I'm gonna have to same my pennies and get a set. Thanks again my friend.

Great series. A set of double box flex head wrenches is on my bucket list. If money was no object I'd get a set of the new Snap on wrenches. $800 is way too much of a price for me to justify. Looking forward to your next series. You do a great job of reviewing tools!

I appreciate all you do for us guys out here in the KZfaq tool world, Jeff! Keep it up!

Mac, Icon, Mountain, maybe Snap-on (can't remember for sure),and one other I can't remember offhand are all the same wrench made by ATD. ATD and Mountain are sub $200 but only have one year warranties. The best bang for the buck are the Icons. An extra $50-60 gets you a lifetime warranty.

I really appreciate all the effort you put into this channel Sir👍God Bless

That's a lot of wrenches, 😊, once again really nice stuff,Jeff thanks.

Great evaluation of these flex head ratchet wrench Thanks.

I was able to get the Tekton 6point double ratcheting box end XL wrenches. I really like the 6 pt over the 12 or spline. But they don’t have the reverse button. And they have been discontinued. But these are my go to. I wish Gearwrench or Mountain made these in 6 pt. With reverse then it would be a perfect wrench! IMHO.

Thanks again jeff for another great series... I'm probably gonna go with the icon version because of the warranty & convenience, since they are right down the street.

Mac Tools has their set on sale this month and I received my set a few days ago and I bought the NAPA/Carlyle set yesterday and they are both Super nice, but I Like the NAPA/Carlyle better

i really appreciate this video. helped me a lot.

Had the GW for the longest time and they are great they are in my cart now. For the main box I just picked up the all new Snap-on reversible in metric and the new 120 tooth from Cornwell in SAE and they are really nice

Love the content

I would probably go with the Duratech with the fact that I only work on my vehicles. This has been a great series Jeff thanks for your expertise

I have the Tekton 6 point racket set and they are amazing

I like the i-beam design of those Craftsman. Thanks Jeff.

Thanks Jeff, hay how about a series on pliers or adjustable wrenches or even locking pipes

Nice work Jeff, I think there’s a need for a series on removing damaged/Broken fasteners. There’s a lot of new tools and brands coming to the market. There a lot individual videos but a nice comprehensive series would be helpful.

I greatly appreciate you doing this series but while watching this grand finale video, I just realized that you did not look at icon from Harbor Freight which is a huge hole because that is one of the most accessible retailers in America and probably one of the most popular sets. It would be awesome if you would do an add-on video with that one at least and then say sort of where it sits on the spectrum with these others. Again, thank you.

Duratech has another variant with anti-slip 6-point ends. Thinking about those as a home gamer (in theory less chance of rounding off a fastener). But I do need a couple larger sizes (at least a 22mm). So will probably end up with some Gearwrench to fill out the set.

The top priced sets would all perform well, but that DuraTech is indeed, the standout IMO, I think it will perform well, and the price? FUGETABOUT IT

Japanese tools usually have a fair delay in delivery unless you spend extra and go thru an American vendor with stock on hand. Which there usually aren't many unless you are talking Common KOKEN tools, Vessel, Vamplier. But Tone, Nepros, Engineer(makers of VAMPLIER,only cheaper as they are the producers), etc... often have delays in the delivery. Sure you have experienced that B4. Just like newer released KOKEN products.

When I was first toooking to get a set of these, I almost bought the duratech brand. Instead I went in ebay and got the ez red 2 sets for a little over $100

You should put these series' into their own playlists to make referencing them in the future easier. Good video.

I like the craftsman but like you said I didn't like to skip so I didn't get it. I like double box flex heads on each side. I like Tektons set cuz there's 6 point with little slots that'll do 12 point fasteners also. I think the Harbor Freight icon set is just like the mountains or the easy red. Made in Taiwan rebranded You can probably get them about the same price maybe a little cheaper if they're on sale

i was wondering were to make the investment in ty for the insight

those craftsman V wrenches just look beautiful.... i think i have a thing for craftsman V series,, lol...there just a little pricey. and then there are so many other opitions, its just hard to choose..../

Maybe do a video on Flex head ratchet flare nut wrench,

Only ones that would get my money are Ktool / Mountain (AKA the Kabo wrenches). Gearwrench is owned by Apex so that's a no from me, Craftsman skips sizes, EZ red is an okay 2nd. Everything else is ChiCom junk.

Jeff you sure do have a lot of tools no wonder you had to get a new toolbox.

maybe Pliers next..??.. maybe like slip joint pliers,.

Disappointed you didn't include Icon. HF has been taking on the tool truck brands and smacking them hard.