SKIL PWR CORE 12 Brushless 12V 3/8 Inch Ratchet Wrench Kit Includes 2.0Ah Lithium Battery and PWR JUMP Charger - RW5763A-10

Good product, feels a bit heavy but durable, bigger than I thought power is good saves time. I’m not a professional mechanic this is is just for home projects will not be used every day.

Not the most powerful but will get the job done. Bought it while it was on sale and was definitely worth it. Sure beats having to constantly use a ratchet.

This is a great ratchet, I have had others that may be more compact than this one. It is a bit larger, but the more compact that I have had like KIMO and other brands just don't have the torque. This has more than enough power to be a great bolt runner. It has a bit of heft to it but I would correlate that with the actual torque that is produced with running bolts. Most of the time if it isn't a large or rusty bolt small fasteners I may not even have to start, a long with the fact the torque for tightening is equal. This is perfect to save my time from ratcheting fasteners. Great option from an affordable brand that isn't talked about enough.

This wrench packs a powerful punch and was perfect for getting into tight spots were manually wrenching was very difficult and knuckle busting. I bought it to remove seats from my truck and sliding and fitting sockets over upside down nuts was very difficult. This wrench got right in there over the nut and made easy work of the situation. It is a heavy tool.

A little bit heavy but is a great wrench for the home mechanic. Sturdy enough to use as a breaker bar on small nuts/bolts.I would buy this again

First, for those that refuse to read a manual. This ratchet is not designed to and does not apply breaking force... YOU do that. The reason for this tool is that once you have the nut or bolt broken loose, hit the switch and spin it off. This does not apply finishing torque, YOU do. Operating within the design parameters this ratchet is awesome and has yet to let me down in any way. I do wish they made this in a 20 volt version, but it is what it is.

I own a milwaukee m12 electric ratchet and the Skil is over twice as big. I would be okay with the size if it was more powerful, but my milwaukee is much stronger and faster as well. I use milwaukee tools for my business and shop, and I have a pretty complete Skil set for home use. I really like the 20V line and have even acquired some of the 12V as well. I've used this ratchet for a few tasks and overall it got the job done. Unfortunately, I would probably not buy this tool again. It's just too big and too weak to be real useful.

This will fit your needs if you're a shade tree mechanic. It has more than torque and power for my needs.