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That logo on top is badass! I really miss the times when that was common on products and business signs.

That looks awesome!

I believe it's just getting them warrantied is a pain. That's just what I've been told but I don't own any. When ICON stuff is on sale, nobody can beat their value.

I'll put my two cents in. I too have corded electric tools just for home use. All Dewalt. All from Home Depot and usually on sale. I've used almost every brand cordless, some provided by my employer, Snap On, Milwaukee purchased by me. Replacement batteries were expensive so I gotten rid of...

I disagree, ICON boxes matches up well with the mid level box trucks like the MAC Tech series, Snap On's KRA series etc.

I should've mentioned earlier that at least once a year I clean and lube the slides. Give her a good waxing too.

If you have the cash, you can get great deals on used higher end truck boxes (not their low/mid stuff). Icon boxes seem pretty good at a great price and financing is available if needed. I have personally worked with guys in the medium/heavy truck industry that use Craftsman and Husky boxes. The...

Hey there buddy!

Once again I somewhat agree, but it's still a test of strength that's nice to see how different brands compare to each other. Like I said earlier I make my living wrenching, I used many different brands that I own and others I work with. Many of these other brands hold up in a medium/heavy work...

Agreed. I use mine daily.

Not really. He tries to be as unbiased and scientific as possible. It's just food for thought to see it in action. I've been a Snap On customer since 2003 and more 80% of my tools are indeed Snap On, which I put to good use daily. I'm just saying the playing field isn't was it used to be, many...

There are many places you can't even get and electric tool into the area needed. Having a long ratchet with a swivel head, helps you get the job done in a timely manner.

This should help out a little.

The SO socks are the real stars of the show.

Great and pretty in depth post! Most of my experience is with Park Tools. Even set my son up with a basic set of them for his Mountain Bike.

I understand what your saying but if it can do the job and is a little springy I'm not replacing it, it's just something people notice and what the OP was about. If I want zero flex I'll use the rock bar.

I do love Snap On prybars of which I do not own any. I bought MAC prybars years ago on a price I couldn't pass by. I used many different brands in different shop and other techs and yes the SO ones are just on another level as are their price.

If you have a Harbor Freight nearby, get the ICON stuff. I myself have some, as well as other mechanics in the shop. This is a medium/heavy shop environment and the've held up. Prices are decent and when on sale are even better. Haven't had to due it myself yet, but have heard warranty is pretty...

This actually a pretty good idea. Maximum use of available space.