Neiko 03323A Crowfoot Wrench Set 1/2" and 3/8” Drive, 12 Piece, SAE Crows Foot Wrench Sizes 5/16” to 1”, Chrome-Moly Flare Nut Wrench Set

There's a tool for everything, and when you need a flare nut wrench with impact capability, these are the tools for you. Used them on power steering lines that had been on the car for almost 50 years, and not a single slip or rounding occurred. The tolerances were solid and fit snugly. Used an impact [and 2 extensions, and a converter to 3/8] and some Kroil, and the lines were off the steering box in about 15 minutes where my other flare wrenches couldn't get a good hold. My proposition would be as follows: What's cheaper? A tool you can use to prevent rounding flare nuts now and in the future with relative ease, or rounding one off and having to spend hours trying to fix or replace the part? They easily pay for themselves in one use when you need em, and I'm glad I got them. (A detent would be nice, but they're still pretty great)

If you have the need to do any flared tubing work, a set of crows foot wrenches are a must have to get the connection torqued properly. The wrenches were a nicer finish that they appeared in the product photos, and you can't beat getting a nice storage box. I've used a couple of them from the set, and they fit the flare nuts well/not sloppy, which isn't always the case with sets in this price range. I'm pleased with my purchase.

I needed this to loosen/tighten a nut that is hard to reach. Nice carrying case and easy to use.

Work great on hydraulic hoses in tight spaces. They don’t have a detent so they slip off extensions easily

Neiko brand products are probably made in the same country many others are BUT, I like them better myself. The finish is always better than the cheapest similar tools so it's evident they took a bit more pride in them during the manufacturing process. The cases are standard blow molded cases of course but so far, compared to other brands, not a one has broken/split at the hinge area and come apart. This design has worked on almost every situation so far but there are a couple on my car they don't quite clear on but that happens with every brand sooner or later. Yeah, so they don't say Snap-On or Mac but you know what, they get the job done, have a warranty and don't cost me an arm and a leg!!

These are wonderful. Used them 10 times in the first week.

Purchased this and the metric set for working on older vehicles, including cars, trucks and motorcycles, some pre-dating the all-metric standard. These are great tools for reaching into tough to get spots and turning bolts. This is my second set of SAE crowfoots, with a Kobalt set as well. The Kobalt set is a regular box-wrench head design, but the Neiko's separate themselves by having a partly closed box, meaning you can't slide directly onto the bolt or nut, but drop down on it. In really tight spaces this can be a problem, but working around grease or oil, this is a nice feature to ensure the tool stays in place and doesn't slip/fly off and require me to go through setting it back on (which when you can't see it, can be a pain). Obviously the box design means these probably aren't an end-all-be-all solution, but they are a nice compliment to traditional box head crowfoots for those times when grip and stability outweigh some of the space requirements.

Great for the price. Difference in quality between Taiwan and mainland china is significant

Exactly same as store stock I viewed prior to ordering through Amazon, though the store products were $130 more. Right down to the stickers were identical on the casing. Only used once so far, but performed perfectly as expected.

Product easy to order, came on time and no issues.

After removing the turbos off my ford f150 to get at a broken manifold obviously a new set had to be installed. Due to a couple studs being in very tight areas I would not have been able to torque them down properly without this set of crowfeet, absolutely amazing! Quality built product too and should last forever.

Great tool !!

Good, cheap, durable. Used as a heavy duty mechanic almost daily for 2 months now.