SATA3-Piece 1/4-Inch, 3/8-Inch and 1/2-Inch Drive 120P Professional Ratchet Set with On/Off Switch and Dual-Pawl 60-Tooth Teardrop Head, Heavy-Duty - ST13975

A bit stiff when new, but a great finish and small swing.

they say 120 tooth but i bet if i took it apart its more like the 90 tooth which is niceso be warned, its not as smooth as the 120 gear wrenceh

Toss you old crap ratchets out of your tool box cause you'll only use these from now on.... best ratchets iv ever owned... very smooth operation great teeth count...

120 tooth is really nice there pretty much a Gearwrench tool but not the Gearwrench price they do what they were built for & right after I bought them Amazon put them on sale for like $54 just my luck but I do really like them.

I was searching and searching through numerous brands looking for proven quality at a reasonably affordable price point. Then I found the SATA brand, which is made by the parent company of Gearwrench. I don't know about all of their products, but this 3-piece set is of excellent quality. I'm glad I purchased these.

These are actually better than I expected. I already used the 1/4" during some major additions to my KTM motorcycle. The wrench worked flawlessly for this task. I tried the 3/8" on some random nuts to test the strength and to see if there were any lever issues with the ratcheting but all worked great.The issue I have is that for the price, I really would expect there to be a release button to take the stress of the retaining ball for removing sockets. I had to use a screwdriver many times to remove sockets. I do not understand why this feature is ignored in so many ratchets these days. I would have just bought a 1/4" at a local store but oddly, none were in stock at three different hardware stores. All the local ones do feature the socket release feature but I was not sure when those would be back in stock, so I ordered these.I will probably use them routinely for many years but will always frown when I have to use another tool to remove a socket.

It is a fine tooth ratchet. Very narrow swing arc. I would not put too much force/torque on this ratchet with the fine teeth. The head is reasonably small to allow access in tight spots. This is really a tool for limited access fasteners more than an 'everyday' type ratchet. The handle and feel is similar to many other 3/8 ratchets - comfortable to use. Overall a nice high tooth count ratchet for and affordable price that is a nice addition to the toolbox. Have not had it long enough to comment on the durability - had held up so far.

Got it because it has the lowest amount of movement between teeth as possible. I don't use it for breaking tough things loose. Works great when you're in tight spots.

Not much to add to the reviews by experts here. It really is dinky, and that and the three degree (ish!) throw makes it ideal for cramped spaces. Great design. Mine had a hint of rust under the switch, not sure if that means bad news down the line, but if I get a few years out of it I'll be a happy bunny.

I wasn't sure what to expect with this 1/4 ratchet, but have been pleasantly surprised. It's made by the same people as the gearwrench stuff and you can tell, similar design, action and feel. Purchased to use with cut down sockets as the head thickness is minimal but ended up using as a general ratchet, so far so good. Represents good value for money at this price point aswell.

excellent ratchet for the money so I even purchased a 3/8 one. I use them daily and work them hard

lets you work in tight spots a little easier than other brands smooth action feels great and seems very solid like it will last for years problem free, even hung them on the wall for frequent use

Very good up there with the classic Herbrand Canada and Snap On low profile head,most excellent.