I purchased this Workpro 22-piece metric + SAE ratcheting wrench set from GreatStar Tools via the Amazon Market for $79.99 - 15% coupon = $67.99. Amazon handled fulfillment and shipped via Prime (I ordered them around 1:00 a.m. and they arrived about 7:30 p.m. the same day!!!) I chose this set over Workpro's flex-head set because I'm storing them in a Rubicon (Rubi) and they may be needed way away from civilization where a broken wrench could be serious trouble. So I was going for reliability over ease-of-use.I like the black finish---my Rubi is black. Each wrench's size and "Workpro" is laser-etched on one side and the size and "Chrome Vanadium" is stamped on the other side. The laser-etched side is easy to read in low light. The stamped side is not. The case is fairly rugged and was a requirement for me to facilitate quiet storage while navigating a bumpy trail. The quality seems equal to the price. The ratchet mechanisms seem to work crisply.I read many reviews for this set and was amazed at the comments that complained about "missing sizes". Kindly allow me to explain the reason for this: A 9/32" wrench = 7.14 mm. A 7/16" wrench = 11.11 mm. A 3/4" wrench = 19.05 mm. Since these three SAE wrenches are so close to their metric counterparts, they serve very well for the "missing" metric sizes with virtually zero risk of rounding a bolt head or nut. That's why separate 7, 11 and 19 mm wrenches were not included---they are redundant for most applications and it would be a waste to include them. You do not need to purchase separate 7, 11 or 19 mm wrenches to fill these vacancies.(Note: The opposite would not work---you could not substitute 7, 11 and 19 mm wrenches for their SAE counterparts because they would be slightly undersized. This would mean that they would be a little too small for SAE use. The fact that the SAE 9/32, 7/16 and 3/4" are very slightly larger than their metric counterparts, makes them a safe substitute with little risk of poor fit. This is why manufacturers omit the metric wrenches and not the SAE.)What I wish that Workpro did (along with all other wrench makers who does this) is to include both SAE and metric size markings on the dual-purpose wrenches. That way, DIYers would get the picture. So the 9/32" SAE wrench should also be labeled "7 mm". The 7/16" SAE wrench should also be labeled "11 mm". And the 3/4" SAE wrench should also be labeled "19 mm". They should update their product literature and webpages to reflect this also. In the meantime, I suggest that DIYers mark their cases with a sharpie so they will know which SAE wrench to grab for these "missing" metric sizes. Please spread the word about this so more users will be educated on this issue.Lastly, I saw one review that stated this brand of wrenches was available at Temu at a much lower price. I checked and this is NOT true. Besides, since Amazon handled fulfillment on my purchase, I expect that any problems---should they have arisen---would have been dealt with much swifter. So I recommend buying this wrench set here via Amazon.

My husband was really happy with these. It was exactly was expected and the value was great. It will save a lot of time of projects in the future. It has self storage in the box which is great for space.

I purchased these wrenches as they a good value for the money. The set was exactly what I needed and are a good quality

Great quality tools!! Unfortunately, they didn't have a wrench in the set that was the size my husband was needing, but the tools themselves are excellent!! Would most definitely purchase more tools from this company!!

I love these wrenches! Very sturdy and made extremely well. The ratcheting action makes removing bolts a breeze. The coating is cool too, gives them a bit of grip.

I bought these WORKPRO Flex-Head Ratchet wrenches to round out my tool kit. I'm a DIY'er who does mechanic work on my family's vehicles as well as various home repairs in our home. For the price, you cannot get better quality than these wrenches by WorkPro. I bought this set, another racheting wrench set with fixed heads, and then a set of the regular combination wrenches, all of them were Workpro brand. The wrenches themselves look great and function amazingly. They have yet to fail me in any sort of way. The flex-head portion of the wrench is held with a hex-key screw so you can tighten them if you need to. Out of the box, all the flex heads hold their position when you adjust them (none were loose or too tight). The ratcheting mechanism works great and is very precise. Have you ever spent a half hour trying to take out a screw or a bolt because it was hard to reach and didn't have much room? Say goodbye to that frustration with these. Did I mention they look sharp?I recently saw a video on Facebook of a mechanic helping a guy who's car had stalled, and I spotted the same Workpro wrench set in the blue case. There's a reason these reviews are higher than the other brands: they're the best ones. I was a little bummed that the 7mm and 11mm sizes didn't come with this set, but my research showed most of the other sets also skipped these sizes (or other sizes). I just ordered those wrenches individually and placed them in the spaces on the bottom: problem solved. Workpro also sells the individual sizes larger than 18mm, so I picked up a 19mm since that's a somewhat common size.

I've only had a chance to use these wrenches a handful of times but they have been very helpful and seem pretty well made, plus they worked flawlessly on the hard to get to bolts!

I put together a new workstation in my garage and needed a new set of wrenches. These are perfect for working on my cars because you get both standard and metric sizes. I really love the anti-slip teeth on all sizes too. One of the unknown advantages is that I never get these mixed up / taken from a friend. The unique color let's me know which tools belong to me. I'm not using the carrying case, but it is nice if you plan on traveling around for work. These are great and I recommend them.