ProTek RC "TruTorque SL" Metric Hex Driver Set (4) (1.5mm, 2.0mm, 2.5mm, 3.0mm)

It was between these and the MIP (standard) and am happy with these. We all start with the dynamite set and eventually.. they start stripping our screws and if you're still in the hobby... you'll start researching : ) The thing i like about these are the size and also the end of the handle spins which is my personal main Criteria why I choose this set. Box: it's cool but i just toss them in my regular storage and use the case to hold other items (batteries). The holes i believe are to make the tool lighter (they are light) but i do sometimes use the holes with another driver to make a T-handle depending on what i am working on. They also look cooler than the MIPs.... cause you know.. that's what matters most :D

GREAT SET OF TOOLS,I HAVE MIP TOOLS AND THESE NO DOUBT ARE MY NUMBER 1 GO TO TOOLS I USE!! I SAVED 10$ AND GOT AN EXTRA 3.0MM HEX,SUPER LIGHT YOU JUST CANT BEAT IT!

OK, this is the most I have ever invested in a set of smaller tools dedicated to my RC addiction. The pro's: Nice little storage case to keep things safe and clean, although it is bigger than it has to be. The handle is big enough and grippy enough for delicate work as well as heavy work. It is so good that you could easily over torque your hardware if not being careful. Quite ergonomic, no fatigue in my old hands, even though the handle is just slightly larger than I would prefer. Just slightly. The bit is very precise, and it held tiny little beadlock screws with ease. They are very good looking, almost sexy. I mean, even the color is nice. With the palm wheel, they roll in your hand very nicely once you give a few turns. Did I say sexy? Yes, I did. These are high quality RC tools. Not for the brakes on your full size truck, but definitely for the dash board or stereo. The con's: THEY ROLL! If you mistakenly set them down on the work bench, they roll. When they roll, they may go as far as rolling off the bench. When they roll off the bench, they may hit the ground! If they hit the ground, they may hit with the bit side down. If they hit with the bit side down, they may damage the tiny little 1.5mm tip, and then you need a new bit! I really like these, and have driven only about 100 little screws. I really wish that they did not roll... Can you please update and offer a trade-in program or special pricing for current owners? Yes, I know we should be careful, we could set them back into the protective case, but we are human, we are sometimes in a hurry. We sometimes want to clean or dry our beautiful tools before putting them away. So, I knocked off 1 star for the rolling issue, and I'll have to be very careful with my tools, but in the meantime, I'll likely be using my far less expensive DU-BRO set so I don't have to be so careful. p.s. it would also be nice if the bits would transfer to a standard 1/4" driver as well. ... because I do like the bits. Thank you for reading so far if you did.

Had an issue I contacted Amain we tried to rectify the problem and with no issues at all they took care of me. If anything I was kinda shocked I feel like nowadays it's a fight at store to prove your item has an issue. The drivers are great especially with the added collar identifier set but with the added fact of Amains customer service towards there own products alone was definitely the cherry on top. I'm 100% confident in the Protek name now.

A must have in any tool box. I originally had MIP tools, and they are great. However I was frustrated when I had to change the entire tool when the tip was worn out. I made the switch to these TruTorque tools, and I am really impressed. I've been using these tools for a little over a year and I have not worn any tips out, but the best part is if I do, they are easy to replace and cheaper than buying a whole new tool. Nice job ProTek, you really did your homework on these.