FLEX 24V ブラシレス コードレス コードレス 6-ツール コンボキット:ハンマードリル、六角インパクトドライバー、丸鋸、マルチツール、レシプロソー、2.5Ah、5.0Ahリチウム電池、160W充電器付きワークライト - FXM601-2B

I’ve been using this FLEX 24V 6-tool combo kit on multiple jobs and it’s been solid across the board. The drill and impact have plenty of power, the circular saw cuts clean, and the saw sal and multi-tool handle demo and detail work easily. Batteries last well, especially the 5.0Ah, and the charger is fast. Tools feel well built, not cheap. Overall, this kit covers most job needs and performs great!

Like several reviewers I read during my research, I had never heard of Flex tools. Many report that this is a new, untried brand and were skeptical on ordering them. The actual truth is quite the opposite. Flex tools began in Germany in 1922 (longer than Milwaukee tools). I have been a DeWalt user for 20 years and wanted to change my tool platform to the newer style slide on batteries. I read a lot of reviews, watched YouTube videos, researched the company and found these tools were in the same high end category as DeWalt, Milwaukee, Makita, Bosch etc. In speed tests, they outperform all brands except the newest Fuel series from Milwaukee, where they are neck & neck. Here are my Pros & Cons: Pros: 1. High quality and rugged build 2. Very smooth running Circular and Reciprocating Saw 3. Low vibrations on all tools 4. Like the color 5. Well balanced selection of tools with one exception 6. 24 volts for extra power 7. Good battery life 8. Available Free lifetime warranty extension on all tools, batteries and chargers if you register them on the Flex site within 30 days. 9. The new Stacked batteries are fully compatible with all tools and offer significant increases in power and battery life. Cons: 1. Due to the build quality and rugged design, they are a bit on the heavy side 2. Wish the selection included an angle grinder 3. The trigger on the impact driver is very sensitive, goes to high speed too quickly Flex is now releasing compact versions of most of their tools which are lighter and reportedly the trigger on the compact impact driver is much better. I used the impact driver to disassemble church pews as part of a renovation project at my church. Several people used my impact driver and compared to the DeWalt drivers and my Avid Power driver, it was much faster and smoother running. I am definitely going to stay with these tools. I have already ordered my Flex angle driver. Maybe later some Stacked battery packs.

Flex tools are the best on the market for any trade you need done. Used these extensively for roofing and various carpentry works.

Great set. Only complaint which is probably more on me is the impact drive doesn't have a power adjustment on it. The adjustment would be nice especially to help drive more screws in more delicate material like sheet rock. But I plan to buy the sheet rock gun eventually so that shouldn't be an issue after that.

I am a Milwaukee guy I will say these out perform Milwaukee and the fact there’s a lifetime warranty when you register is even better. The saw is a beast