Cushion grip screwdrivers

[cm_osu]

I've noticed several companies sell a cushion grip screwdriver/nut driver. Klein, armstrong, Stanley, even craftsman. They all look really similar. Do any of these have a common manufacturer and are just re branded. I really like my Klein nutdrivers. Just curious how similar the other brands really are.

 

[mikebaker1129]

Craftsman is made by western forge. Klein use to be very good ,but I have seen a few break recently that were not used hard or abused. The grips are pretty similar,but the tips on the drivers can vary. I tend to prefer the smooth flat drivers over the type with the horizontal lines on the end.

 

[raiderhillbilly]

Klein is going to Taiwan for some of their stuff now. Stanley 100 Plus screwdrivers are said to be made in South Carolina. I have the hard handle versions and love them.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000NIFG8K/?tag=atomicindus08-20

 

[bob15]

Not sure who makes the Wright cushion grips. They make them in both square and round shank.

http://www.wrighttool.com/pub/default.asp?catalog=0&title2=Screwdrivers+%26+Nut+Drivers&oid={D9BD85DA-FF1F-11D3-8B5D-00A0C942294E}