"Bondhus 13390 Set of 10 Hex T-handles w/Stand, sizes 3/32-3/8""", multi, one size

great buy they are heavy duty

I have other brands of allen wrench sets but specifically for T-handle allen sets, Bondhaus is probably the absolute best. My Dad gave me his metric set and I was blown away at how heavy duty they are. In a pinch, you could totally use the larger one as a small hammer. Yes, you might make the nice rubber coating come off a bit if you do that so I wouldn't recommend, but you would have a very hard time damaging the tool itself. They are definitely the last ones I will ever have to buy. Naturally, I jumped on Amazon and ordered the Standard set so I have both. I don't really have a need for the Torx ones but I might get them too just to keep the family together. ;-)

Got this SAE set to go with our Metric and Torx set. Holder is excellent but wished the size numbers were highlighted in white. These tend to flex a bit in order to avoid snapping and break. It's a good compromise between hardness and toughness. We worked with these durable tools for almost 4 years, they haven't broken yet despite the thinner ones flexing quite a bit when tightening small fasteners. The chosen colors for each set has been useful in identification from the corner of my eye - for quick grab and go job. Love it. Durable and great in the holder stand that came with it.

I needed some hex tools for household and bicycle maintenance and didn't want to buy disposable Chinese crap tools. I had never heard of Bondhus, but took the chance on these sets in SAE and metric sizes. They are substantial, heavy-weight tools with thick plastic coatings. So far they have held up well, and are more ergonomic than the L-shaped design I was used to using. The stand is a bit bulky, but makes it easy to find the size I need. And best of all, they are made in the USA. Considering they will surely last for years, they are a good bargain. Highly recommended.

This is the third set of Bondhus T wrenches that I have bought which completed my sets now with standard sizes (previous was Metric and Torx) and I couldn't be happier with the quality. I own a lot of other major brands of hex and torx sets and for the price it's hard to believe the quality you get with Bondhuss. I have used my metric set and torx set a lot, even to what would be considered abuse, and they have not rounded off, been left with a permanent twist or broken. The only thing I wish they would change is the holder, I wish that it was made to hold the wrenches in a slight upwards angle so if you mount them on the wall like I did they wouldn't be straight out. I had to mount them to a board and shim the bottom of the board out some to give it slant.

Fuera y resistencia, así los puedo definir

So, first of all--there's nothing wrong with these. They're perfectly serviceable and come with a nice stand that can be screwed down. They wear well, and seem, so far, to be harder than the Eklind brand Allen keys I also have. They are comfortable, and the yellow plastic handles resist oil just fine. Unless you've got some reason, as I have, to be unusually picky about your T-handles, these are great! However, I have a reason to be picky about these: I'm a machinist. Every day, I loosen and tighten many small screws in the course of my job, and for that, these have one disadvantage. They are much shorter than several other brands I've used, and the smaller the size, the shorter the tool. This is irritating because the reason I use T-handles is speed--you crack the fastener with a snap of the wrist, then spin the shank of the tool in your fingers. But you can't do that with the smaller sizes; they're just too short. Even if you have no reason to care about speed, if the tool is longer, you have two other advantages: one, you can grind or cut it shorter when it wears out, which multiplies tool life by an order of magnitude. And two, you can't apply nearly as much torque with a longer tool, making it harder to strip the hex head or break the tool. So, for me, I'd rather have had a set of Eklind Power-T keys. Each size of those is the same length, and they are all longer than any of these. But unless you have some reason to care, there's nothing at all wrong with these, and they're certainly great quality.

I got this SAE set and the matching Metric set (red handled, Bondhus 13389). I might get the green handled star key set as well. First off, these tools are pretty inexpensive. I did a lot of research looking for well reviewed, well made T-handle hex keys, and the Bondhus turned out to be the least expensive and the best reviewed of all. When they arrived I wasn't disappointed. The soft handles feel really good (good thick coating, not a superficial light coating), the hex keys fit perfectly, and they are a joy to use. I also like the fact they are clearly marked so you know exactly what size you're grabbing from the holder. In terms of hardness and durability, many of the reviews here on Amazon state they are very hard and don't strip out, and quite durable. I haven't really put mine to the test, but what little I've used them they seem pretty strong and solid. Bondhus states in their product description that they are welded in such a way as to prevent handle breakage. The stands are fairly cheap (as other reviewers have mentioned) but I like the fact that they include the stand, and it is a decent design allowing you to clearly see the sizes. Maybe one day I'll construct better stands from wood, but the included stand works great for now, so I consider that a plus. After all, I didn't buy this set for the stand. If you're hesitating, and can afford this, go ahead and pull the trigger. Alternately, you can get the pocket set of fold-out hex keys (get SAE and Metric to be covered), Bondhus makes these also. Best of luck in your tool shopping!