Snap-on 1/4" drive 44-pc, 6-point METRIC SAE General Service Set

I’ve owned and used all kinds of different branded tools from snap-on, Milwaukee, craftsman, Klein old school and new school and so on. This set just isn’t worth $1200 and if I’m being honest harbor freights sockets are very similar and durability is also pretty close. I don’t like harbor freight but I tried them 6 months ago and they held up better than these. $400-600 would have be reasonable for this set. And yes they are nice I mean come on there snap on BUT they aren’t $1200 nice

over priced

The sockets and ratchet are great but the case is absolutely dismal. The slightest jarring and all the sockets jump out of place. As a licensed mechanic I can't honestly recall the insane number of times I've had to scramble over floors and under engine hoods to retrieve a full set of fallen sockets.Time is money. Shame on Snap-on Tools for such a thoughtless design for which they expect a whopping $600. I just bought a Tekton 13001 equivalent just for its better designed case complete with same sockets and ratchet for $58.

This is trash. Not at all authentic.

Get what you pay for, Excellent

i received this set from KB Tools and it is indeed a snap on set. excellent service and excellent price for this set. 5 stars on the item and 5 stars for the seller.

I've had this exact set for 12 years. It's my go-to set as many of the fasteners on cars will come loose just fine with 1/4" drive. Never an issue and the chrome finish is still nice on everything. One time, I had to get the axle bearing retainer plate bolts loose on a GM 9-bolt axle in a junk yard and all I had was this set with me. The bolts were tight enough that I had to use my foot to push the ratchet and get the bolts loose, ratchet and socket didn't even flinch (socket and all ratchet teeth are still in great condition). I recommend also buying the snap on "comfort handle" 1/4" ratchet that's a bit longer as sometimes extra leverage helps when a 3/8" would be too big.