Bahco2058/S26 Ratchet Socket Bit Set, 26 Pieces

Bahco have a name for themselves, and this does not disappoint. Not to be used for forcing nuts open, but once loosened, getting this on is a cinch, even in very cramped spaces. Feels well built, and is a delight to use. Another favourite tool from Bahco.

Very portable kit, with a good selection of bits and sockets. Overall it's 90x100x32 mm, but this is no toy!The ratchet head's diameter is the tiniest I've seen, significantly smaller than the Bosch or Wera, and the bits actually fit up inside it, which makes this Bahco kit the tool of choice for confined access.Bits seem industrial in feel and finish. Robust.The hex extension is excellent, featuring both a mag and ball-bearing mechanism, with a smooth quality to releasing the bits. Love it.One gotcha - the insert that holds the bits is closed-cell foam, as opposed to blow-molded plastic or similar, so I can't imagine this lasting forever.Overall, impressed.

Good quality and performance. Recommended. Nice size to carry on the motorbike.

I have long craved one of these little beauty's & at last I got my sticky little paws on one .....I was not disappointed.I first clapped my avaricious eyes on this set of sockets & bits when a technition came to fix some equipment at work.I had been used to seeing him arrive with a very heavy tool kit in several hard bags on a set of sack trucks but this day he arrived with a small bag.....He said he was tired of carrying all that gear around & had had a rethink on his tool kit.He still had a large tool kit but that stayed in the car & he only brought it in when he could not fix the problem with the small kit he carried with him. That was very rarely since he only had need of a few tools from it of late & those could be fetched without the whole kit & kaboodle coming in.It had changed his life....no more looking for parking places outside the clients to dump off the tool kit & then finding a proper parking place ,no trudging up several flights of stairs hauling the sack trucks behind him because the building had no elevator.It had streamlined his workday & actually saved him money in parking fines for parking in awkward places to unload the kit & this little wonder had been part of the solution.I was inspired !!!......& for the first time in my life I had "TOOL ENVY"!!!!....I know you know what I mean.I had to get a set.!!! I did & I love it to death.PS>The rest of his tool kit solution :-A Leatherman mutitool (Ive forgotten which one as it paled into insignificance beside the Bacho)A Volt meterSome fancy looking wire strippersA small Laptop for diagnostic workA few spare parts that he regularly used & a couple of other ordinary tools& the Bacho (This was used to access the cabinets and remove the mechanical parts)

Ratchet get jammed after 10 minutes of use. Very disappointed.

The item arrived in a timely manner and was well packed. The kit itself is designed for those awkward jobs that require a miniature socket set and this does the job very well indeed with one small problem that should have been picked up by the Bahco R&D Department. The bits fall out when working at severe angles or upside down as there is no retainer like it big brothers. Taking this aside the kit is well made for its purpose, it should not be used as a cheaper version of a socket set. It comes in a robust container that fits well in the tool bag pocket or alike. Most of the general bits are there too and the smaller sockets supplement the kit with any of the security 6mm bits fitting the ratchet and magnet holder.Come on Bahco get the mod sorted and update to make it a great kit.

This is excellent value for money and very handy. I do a lot of travelling for work and due to its small size this set is ideal for throwing in a peli case with spare parts as it has the most common bits I need.The small handle means I can also access screws on equipment that I would not be able to reach without taking the whole system apart. The quality is also good, especially at this price. Granted, a couple of bits do get stuck in the handle (like the socket adapter) due to the ball bearing however its size means you can;t quite get enough grip to pull it out again. This is a very minor gripe and to be honest I would prefer the bits staying in rather than dropping somewhere inaccessible.

I've used this every day at work