Craftsman Club

[biscuit141]

So I am a member of the Craftsman Club and used to get the flyers in the mail but i haven't seen one in awhile and someone said on here the other day that they got a new one for April sales. Could someone post the flyer on here or link to it? I couldn't find it online myself.

 

[biscuit141]

OK so after more Googling I found the April Craftsman club sales.

Are the red handled pry-bars a good buy at $20, or do I need to spring for the professionals to get a quality set?

http://www.craftsman.com/shc/s/p_10155_12602_00943278000P?intcmp=cm_deals_apr2012-top

 

[powertrip]

http://www.craftsman.com/shc/s/dap_10155_12602_DAP_catalog+tools+us?intcmp=cm_cat_toolus

 

[biscuit141]

It seems their impact sets are also on sale for $45, not as good as Black Friday for $40 but not sure if they are still a good buy at that price if they are made in china?

 

[dankicksass]

The red prybars are good, I think they're made by Witte but don't hold me to that. I keep the Pro bars in my box, there's a catalog item you can get a set of five for under $50. The Pro bars are made by Mayhew.

 

[keithwvd]

I picked up those $20 bars on black friday for home, so far they're working great but I haven't put a ton of stress on them compared to work

 

[gatewaysysop]

I have the red handled ones in about 4 or 5 sizes, they're awesome. The three-piece set is a great deal and you can keep the plastic "bin" thing they're packing in to keep them organized in your toolbox drawer, it works great and they don't roll around. Definitely one of the better buys from Craftsman that's still US-made (at the moment).

 

[pipsters]

Red handled are made by Wilde. Mayhew makes the pros, I have both, both are excellent.

 

[metaleltr]

I just got a flyer last week. Picked up the red prybars, been waiting for them to go on sale since Christmas.