TEKTON Torx High-Torque Black Oxide Blade Screwdriver Set, 6-Piece (T10-T30) | DHT91006 | Made in USA

I used to make my living in automotive dealerships. I have a massive worn out collection of 'tool truck' tools. My son, who is now 25 and turning into a gear head, needs tools. I started replacing my tool truck tools with Tekton and handing my dealership tools down to him. I have a TON of Tekton and have zero complaints. A lot of it is American made and they are clear about that on their website. Their Taiwan stuff is high quality too. I REALLY wish Tekton was around 30 years ago when I was getting raped on the "strap-on" truck every week...

The design of the handle definitely gives a weird feeling in the palm of your hand. But with the design it also allows for you to be able to torque down what ever your tightening. Bought the Kline set last time. But was stolen from work truck. Found these this time. With them being $10 cheaper then the Kline set and the added T-10. It’s definitely worth it.

I normally buy the best tools I can and keep them for a lifetime. I could have spent $200 buying a similar set of PB Swiss or Stahlwille Torx drivers. I just bought a European car and of course nearly every nut and bolt requires a new tool. Ugh! Faced with the daunting, and expensive, task of buying all new tools, I decided to save a little money and get these Tektons. So far they have held up nicely and the grips are as good as many top brand tools that I have used. For the money I'm extremely impressed with them.

I've had my eye on Tekton's screwdriver and nutdriver sets, but I wasn't sure I'd like the handle design. This set was the cheapest of the three, and I figured since I rarely use torx drivers I can put up with a bad handle. However, these handles are amazing! They're very comfortable to use in every grip position you can think of, and the triangular handles prevent them from rolling around easily like hexagonal ones.The shafts all came perfectly straight and the tips appear to be well made. I'm very impressed by the price and the fact that they are made in the USA. I'll order the nutdrivers and screwdrivers soon!

The grips on these are very comfortable. I didn't have any torx drivers but needed a T25 to adjust the blades on a jointer I bought off Amazon. These are very sturdy and I expect them to hold up for a long time. Rubber has also held up in a sweaty/high humidity environment (S. FL). I've had lesser tools where the rubber started to peel away in the first couple months.I generally try to get made in USA tools and I'm very glad I was able to find a good set for a competitive price. Tekton is up there with Channellock in quality from what I can tell from this set and a couple other items I've bought.

Outstanding quality, these are bar none the best drivers I've ever used. I'll put it bluntly that I'm a huge fan of Tekton, they make up a good chunk of my box. These could be the best buy from them yet, these are the best feeling, most ergonomic drivers I've held and they're chrome moly. I can't wait to get the big screwdriver set.These rock; I'm not a pro mechanic, but I would be shocked to not see rave reviews of these. This is really good metal and should last a lifetime. If they don't, I've had nothing but the best service from Tekton, it's truly outstanding.

These Torx drivers are fantastic and made in the USA. Just TRY to find something at any big-box store that is made here. There's a reason they don't state country of origin on the big-box sites tool listings.The handles are super comfortable and you can get a good amount of torque when you twist. I didn't experience any camming-out, however, I have only used these for light duty jobs like auto trim screws.One element that I love that isn't apparent when you're shopping for screw drivers is the shape. Because these are essentially triangles, thy don't roll away when you lay them down or drop them on the shop floor.

The tip of the T20 broke after removing the third screw from the plastic handle of my chop saw. The screws were only threaded into plastic on the saw handle, so there wasn't a lot of torque involved in trying to remove them. A small chunk broke off one of the ribs on the tip, rendering the tool useless. This indicates to me that the tool tip was way too brittle. I've never had a torx driver fail like this before... neither a hand tool, or a bit in a drill/driver... never. I've had them wear out over time, or occasionally strip a tip because I failed to properly seat the driver into the screw, but that's not how this one broke. I'm not sure why a tip would be so brittle... maybe a bad heat treat. At least I only paid $24 for the set, and I only broke one... so far. Rather disappointing for something supposedly made in the USA. Anyway, I need something a little a little tougher that I can rely on. I'm off to buy what I should have bought in the first place .... Klein Tools JTH67T. It's twice the price, but I've never had a Klein tool disappoint me.Due to the manner in which one of these drivers broke, I cannot recommend these. If you have the money, buy the Klein set that I referenced... it has 100% 5 star reviews, and for good reason. Bondhus has a 7 piece set in the same price range as the Tekton, and it might be a better choice (Bondhus 34745)

I am a small engine mechanic and these tools are a must have in your tool box.

Made in USA, solid product. No problems.

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