Bondhus13189 Set of 8 Balldriver and Hex T-handles with Stand, sizes 2-10mm

Use them on a daily no problem so far

Three small sizes don’t have ball ends, so this is false advertising. I would prefer to have a single Universal handle with removable Allen attachments so to take up less room in my toolbox and when carrying to point of use.

I don't know why it took me this long to buy t-handles, I've owned these for the last 7 plus years. I always wanted to get a cheap set from Harbor Fraught but never did. They are all solidly built and I have used the larger ones to nudge things into place. Being able to spin the handle to take out long bolts is great in the past I only ever used the key set or ratchet set ones. These are super time savers and feel great. The base is the only thing which is lacking in usefulness.

I'm a big Bondhus fan. I wanted a T-handled alternative. I guess I didn't realize these would be so incredibly long necked. Since I don't need the ball end, I'll probably cut them down to normal size with my angle grinder. I'll probably make them about half as long as they came.

Everything is as described, and as others have said, the smaller of them don’t have the ball head.The smaller the size the less sturdy they seem. Tina of flex that makes me uneasy putting more than a couple pounds of torque on them. Probably similar to all with similar materials. It doesn’t seem like they’ll lose the shape or anything just a lot of twist to the shank.

I like them. The flywheel effect of the heavy handles is nice. Bondhus claims to have a special alloy...not sure about that, but I've had other bondhus allens, and they are durable. Seem to wear well. Proprietary alloy or not, they picked a good one. Price is fair for a made in USA product also. Unlike certain tools from white trucks!

Very nice

I work with 3D printers and they use hex wrenches for all their connections. They come with small, cheap hex wrenches that quickly get striped. I had grown tired of digging through a box of wrenches looking for the right size and upon finding the one I need discover that the end has worn a bit and it won't grip.These hex wrenches are not only very solidly made and not likely to strip the ends anytime soon they are also nicely organized and the older. In addition the T-handles make them easy to grip and turn without striping the bolt you are working with.Very nice addition to my slowly growing tool collection.

These T handles are just brilliantString and durable

Really happy with these hex drivers. Good solid construction and easy on the hands.

You can’t beat Bondhus Allen keys, they are great fits and last years. I underestimated the size of these in all honesty. They are sooooooo long. I’m sure that would be handy sometimes, but really a bit shorter would make them better to control, which would be especially handy on a fiddly bolt

Well worth the £35 I paid for these. They have a real premium feel. They locate really positively into the head of the fastener and the T handle provides plenty of torque (unless you’re one of those “max torque regardless” types) They get regular heavy use and they still look brand new. The only negative that I can see is that the sizes are printed on the handles which is great at the moment but I expect the print will wear off over time.Considering buying the imperial set but the current price of £50 is a little steep.

I’m a heating engineer and these are excellent for taking stuff apart and reassemble. Great tolerance for sizes