Craftsman  3 pc. Hex Key Set

A three piece set which includes a hex key thats metric, a hex key thats standard, and a torx key for star bolts. The metal parts seem to have a carbon coating for corrosion prevention. The only down side about this product is that it does have a casing made of plastic, which could possibly bread if enough pressure is applied. But so far, it has worked pretty well for me.

Fold out hex sets take the hassle out of organizing hex key sets. Very nice and super-convenient. Don't know how I managed without them. Well worth the couple of bucks extra.

I bought 3 of these when the K-Mart near my house closed down and I liked the usefulness of them and compact size. I put one in each of my ATV's for emergencies. Then my dad saw it and liked it, so I went back and bought another for him for Father's Day. Great little tool...

These hex keys are great since they don't come apart and you always have them when you need them

I bought this on a Sears employee's recommendation. It's an awesome set that's sure to have every size you need. I was excited to get home and try it out. I needed to disassemble a desk in my living room and had no problem locating the correct size for the job. The holder for the hex keys becomes a handle (in a way) allowing you to hold some substantial in size while working (vs. having to hold a tiny hex key wrench). Definitely a plus for older people or those with arthritis. The tool stays firmly in place as you work and won't slip or bend back into the holder.

The only things I didn't like was that a few of the hex keys were hard to move. Also there seemed to be some grease on the keys. I realize that some lubricant is necessary for the moving metal parts. Perhaps the set that I have was just unevenly lubricated. Nonetheless, this is a very good set - high quality and well worth the price. Why pay less for loose hex keys that you know you're going to misplace?

This 3 peice hex key/torx key set is terrific.  The metric/SE/Torx peices are color coordinated so you won't get them confused.  Before I had all of my keys in a zip lock sandwhich bag because the inscriptions on the sizes of the key were so small it wasn't worth it.  All of your most common used sizes are in one place.  The sizes of each each are molded on the plastic handle so you know exactly what you are using.  If you don't have any hex keys at all then these are a great set to get.  However, these won't replace a full set of hex keys because the really, really small or really big sizes aren't included.  The most common sizes that you come accross are included.  I've used this set to assemble all of my Ikea furniture (I hate the one they give you its so small) as well as many of the car projects I come across.  The Torx set is great if you do computer work as many parts require a T10 or T15 key.  This set is a great buy when it's priced for $19.99.  Not to mention it carries the Craftsman Lifetime Gaurantee! Can't beat that!

Made in USA, On Sale 10/29/09, $20

Being an Eagle scout, I always try to be prepared. Being an American, I always try to buy the best. I keep a full set of Craftsman tools in my truck..ALWAYS.. as well as a huge assortment in my garage. I needed a hex key about 2 weeks ago, I did not have any in my truck, had to go home to get the one I needed, Did not want to be unprepared again, found this 3 pc. set for $19.99. They are compact, strong, and the assortment is good. Perfect for my traveling tool set. Good buy, great price, and excellent value.

There's nothing better than having all of your hex and torx keys in one simple caddy like a Leatherman. These take the cake. Very rugged, high-impact designing make these virtually indestructible. No more hunting down those keys in the bottom of the tool box. I put these in the side pockets of my wide mouth tool bag for those very occasions. Knowing you have both standard and metric hex and the torx along with it make it a great companion to a folding screwdriver set offered by Craftsman as well. The only complaint I have is that when these ship from the factory, the keys are screwed down SO tight you can barely move them. Guess having a few spare loose keys comes in handy in such an occassion?!?