Another - this won't last too long

[FMC1959]

They are not the reversible, for 20 Gearwrench ratcheting, pretty cheap at $49
http://www.sears.com/gearwrench-20p...h-set-sae-mm/p-00935720000P?redirectType=SRDT

I did not check Amazon and others, this looks decent also at $113
http://www.shopyourway.com/gearwren...h-stubby-wrenches-and-carrying-case/323037520

 

[dj_110]

I have seen this deal for over a month at Sears. I'm not sure about the shop your way rewards points, but the price has been $49.99.

There is a Sears near me that is closing, their price was $99.99 with 10% off about a month ago when I was in there. LOL

 

[GCncsuHD]

The 20pc set has been that price for several months, fluctuating a bit in between, but that's what I paid for the same set in July. Still a great deal.

 

[Stuey]

This is a popular Sears holiday gift item. Sells for $50 most of the year, especially around Christmas time and Fathers Day.

 

[jsharpphoto]

Correct. This is the "normal" price. But it's a steal for what you get

 

[jsharpphoto]

Although...

Since gearwrench just came out with their reversible ratcheting wrenches in the 120xp design, my guess is the old rat/rev ones will start getting clearances out

 

[EdJack]

Ratcheting wrench sets will be a dime a dozen on Black Friday. They are a favorite to put on door buster sales at Sears, local auto parts stores, etc. At this point, I'd hold out for Black Friday.

 

[treblarefils]

I bought this set on black friday and it was 49.99. They basicly had every single gearwrench on sale for 50 percent off on black friday.

 

[StillKeen]

Note, this set used to be Taiwan made, and now most of the stock is China.

Is it less reliable or anything, who knows ... ? Is it cheaper for Gear Wrench to get it from China? Almost certainly.

I got a Taiwan set just under two years ago for the same $50 on special at Sears, down from $100. I'm sure some Sears will still have the odd Taiwan set sitting around.

If I could do it again, I'd probably want the set with the little reversible lever and an angled head, rather than a flat spanner that I have to flip to change direction.