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Tons of them on the market, especially the flood of **** on Amazon. I did get family members a decent one from Amazon 1 yr ago, think around $80 each (Prime stated cost anyway) just for typical backup use and they seem to be holding up fine. One has been used countless times for jump starting as...

Actually kinda depends more on the typical torque range you expect to use it...

Short of buying a new car every year or so not really, bwahaha. Surely some vehicles are a bit more tolerable than others based on interior materials leading to that, but I just clean as needed and don't overthink it.

Yep and I prefer that far more than the aerosol version as it does foam up and cling to the surface instead of spraying all over the place like most cans tend to do.

Anything gold plated/Snap On would end up at a pawn shop so I could buy REAL tools.

Yep people tend to go on and on about 'the best'... the absolute best is what works when you need it to regardless of brand, cost, etc.

Recently decided to invest in a quality 1/4" inch lb torque wrench to fill in the space for all torque needs I'll likely ever need. Decided to go with the Gearwrench XP version and it's nicely made and thought it was a great find until I started examining it. The threads for the adjustment had a...

Total opposite here as I rarely find fixed/standard drivers that helpful. Get far more done/quicker with a ratcheting and variable bits. Have standard, stubby, t-handle and use all based on the task at hand. The only real use I have for a fixed driver is when dealing with very small screws, like...

Having had a large DeWalt dual battery jump box for 5+ yrs I decided to get something much smaller and equally as capable for my typical use. Haven't seen this one mentioned much, but gave it a go recently and it has some nice features and solid build quality. Did recently use it to adjust tire...

Thing is not everyone wants/likes a right angle type light, especially for a headtorch. I personally have never cared for anything ZL makes and apparently (from tons of complaints) their customer service is a joke at best. FWIW I've been using various Fenix lights for all sorts of uses daily for...

I wanted to get the metric set for several years and finally decided to do so after seeing that Wera came out with a ratcheting T-handle that I had to have. Been looking at various ratcheting T-handle bit type drivers for years and have had several that were OK. Think they recently introduced...