50Pcs Bike Torque Wrench Set, 1/4" Drive Click Torque Wrenches (20-240IN.LB/2.3-27.1N.M) Bicycle Torque Wrench 72-Tooth Ratchet Bit Sockets Extension Bar Adapters for MTB E-Bike Motorcycle

Great buy and deal. An excellent 1/4 torque wrench set. Great for any kind of work. This set will surprise you, with the many tasks you can do with it.

I want to like this torque wrench set, but honestly the case is extremely disappointing!! Opening it for the first time, ALL of the bits were loose inside the case. Nothing holds the bits solidly in place. The wrench itself works great, easy to set in small increments, contains plenty of bits of various styles to get the job done. But why put 50 pieces in a box where unless the box is held flat on one side, all the bits will spill out? It's just not very practical.

If you're desperate for a quick inch pound based torque wrench, maybe this will work. You can probably gamble on any other cheap Amazon version and do at least as well.The caseMay as well not exist. The slots aren't properly formed and don't hold the bits and sockets well. The case leaves too much room above the parts when closed, so everything just falls out and mixes around in the case. It's possible that a simple foam insert glued into the top of the case could help this, but they couldn't be bothered and I guess neither will I.The bits and assortment I guess are fine, but they seem pretty low quality. At low torques though, you're probably not rounding off bits and socket corners too easily anyway.The toolAttaching the bits and sockets to the tool is just... hard. It makes no sense for a quick connect head. The retention ball seems to get stuck and prevent an easy "click" on/off attachment. If you depress the release button, tap the retention ball to make sure it sits down in it's hole, then attach the part, it works ok. Good luck doing that with one greasy, gloved hand while working on a bike.The torqueAt low torque settings, the wrench doesn't even seem like it's working because the resistance of the "stop" is too low. There is no distinctive click when you've hit 20 inch pounds. This starts to get better at about 50 inch pounds and the the "click" is distinctive and has a nice feel up above that.This is just not a precision tool, but you shouldn't expect that from an unknown brand at this price anyway. If most of your work is between 50 and 240 in lb, and you rarely change bits, this might work for you.

Just as the title says, the parts don't fit in the slots meant for them in the box. When I received the product I could hear all the parts shuffling about and opened up to a mess and reorganized all the parts just to realize that nothing actually fits in place. The parts feel cheap but I got it for the parts but I should have gotten something else.

First a negative comment, and it's the only one. The bits are all set into a plastic base that should pinch them into place. However from transportation and I guess a little jolting and giggling, the pieces become dislodged and when you open it up it's a complete mess inside. Where this becomes a pain, is sorting through all the items to identify where they belong, to get them back in order. I guess you could leave them bouncing around in the box, but then it would be like a child's Lego box, and you can't find anything when you need it. I did find a piece of foam like a sheet that fitted perfectly, and it holds all the items in place.Aside from that, the tool box has a comprehensive selection of all the necessary sockets, Philips heads, Allen ends, and other pieces you need. It not only contains smaller sized sockets, but also larger one's making it universally handy for all sorts of screwing jobs, and not only for bicycle repair. I've used it for a bunch of different jobs and it held up nicely. The Phillips heads did not bur the screw or the tool end, which is sometimes what happens on cheaper quality tools, so I guess this shows these tool bits are pretty decent quality.The torque wrench works as it should, it seems to torque to a point when I tested it, however I have no idea whether the settings are accurate.Overall this is a pretty nice and complete toolset and it looks like it will work for a long time. Nice one!

The media could not be loaded. This 1/4 inch drive INCH-POUND torque wrench works well and feels like a quality tool. It comes with a boxed set of 60 sockets. I used it to torque some bolts to 60 inch-pounds (5 ft lbs) on crossrails I was installing on a Rav4. My 10-100 ft-lb torque wrench wouldn't go that low, and so I got this YIYITOOLS inch-pound torque wrench. It's a very good deal, in my opinion. Don't forget to dial the torque back down when finished as it says in the instructions.

This set came with a very nice blow-molded case that securely holds most of the bits in place. It came with essentially all the small sizes you'd use with a 1/4-inch socket set. This means hex, Torx, Allen, and a few Phillips and slotted. There are adapters included as well so you can go straight to a normal 6-sided hex 1/4 bit. The wrench clicks accurately and smoothly once reaching spec and comes with a certificate of accuracy from the factory. Given the +/- 3% accuracy, it's tight enough for most work in the size range of the bits included. Premium 1/4 torque wrench set, time will tell how long it lasts, it's great as-is.

Two thirds of the assortment were floating around in the cheap FLIMSY case. It is no better than having the entire kit in either a box or a ZIP-LOCK bag. Once the assortment is placed back into their respective niches, they all fall loose again as soon as the lid is closed and the case is picked up. Terribly low quality.As for the assortment, 75% of the bits would be of little or no use with a torque ratchet!! Especially one as large as this one! The assorted bits and sockets are a medium to low quality product.