Decent comprehensive set if you need only metric and get tired having so many imperial/SAE tools making selection a challenge.
Comes with a bonus 25pc 1/4 metric ratchet set which is decent ($49) value
Also saw this one, seems to be the new model
And there are some cheaper ones too:
S290 29pce 1/4" socket set $87.90
S910 92pce 1/4" & 1/2" metric socket set $199.00
S108 108pce 1/4", 1/2" metric socket & spanner set $279.00
Get for $258 the following two from bunnings.
https://www.bunnings.com.au/gearwrench-111-piece-metric-sae-…
https://www.bunnings.com.au/gearwrench-29-piece-3-8-drive-6-…
Some people are unhappy with the Chinese Gearwrench kits. Hence this deal with a Chinese Bahco!
All are competing products.
IMHO the only Gearwrench kit worth getting is the 1/4 and 1/2" one, as it has ratcheting wrenches. But even if you bought all three, you'd still miss out on the crows foot wrenches which are vital for modern cars.
Main problem with the Gearwrench kits is they are 40% SAE hardware, which some of us never use and/or already have.
I saw the ad, but it didn't say that more specifically. But yes, if it says Bonus… it must!
Just a heads up all Bahco socket sets are now made in China. I bought a similar set thinking it was made in Taiwan but I could tell straight away the quality was not there (used a set when working as an apprentice years ago).
Sold it on and managed to find a small tool shop with old stock.
(profanity) chinese tools…
Most tools are now.
But often it is where the new tooling has been set up, if done well it can have equal or better quality. But only sometimes, and only occasionally- so we have to evaluate and research :-(
socket sets are now made in China….
Oh that's a shame, Bahco were very good quality for the money.
Same country?
Much better option (if you can still find stock)
GEARWRENCH 111 Piece Metric/SAE Socket Set & Reversible Metric Ratcheting Wrenches (Made in Taiwan) - $149 (rrp $300)
https://www.bunnings.com.au/gearwrench-111-piece-metric-sae-…
Current stock (call store to check):
All are cheaper than at 'La Boonoir', btw :-)
There are some Kincromes on special too, here