Force tools socket set

[Vasilis91]

Hey guys , I wanted to ask if anyone has ever tried this set of Force tools 1/4 + 1/2 ratchet sand sockets

Greek sites
-> http://www.stereotiki.gr/store4/force-4941-5.html or that
-> http://ergaliothiki.gr/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=1797

Seems like a compact set at an appealing price; I have to admit that we have a 1/4 set of Force at my work and despite the abuse it came through it still goes strong ... maybe the handle kinda didn't last.

Thanks

 

[The Toolest Guy]

Force tools are used regularly in Australia.
They are one of the 'budget' brands that are actually used by fitters and mechanics in the mines and other industries.

https://www.tradetools.com/search?ProductSearch=force

 

[GTL]

I don't have that set but I have quite a few Force tools, including nut splitters, larger hex bit sockets, extra long 3/4 drive breaker bar, long ratchet ring spanners as well as almost a full set of 3/4 drive impact sockets up to 70mm in size, I also have a number of SAE impacts. They are good tools for the money. I have been told they come out of the same factories in Taiwan as a lot of other rebranded tools. I don't know how long the ratchets will last, I am sure they will be ok, but in any event but the rest of the set is likely to perform and last just fine.

 

[Vasilis91]

Yes I know , I know that is an Australian company . But well the mechanism of the ratchet of the 1/4 set after 4-5 years is still good. I have to say that it is considered a budget company indeed but the quality is top notch without a doubt. But what about the warranty ?

 

[anurag1990]

I own force tools 1/2" socket set and have been impressed by its quality and durability. It was at affortable price. Ratchet uses single dog mechanism, sturdy for my normal use purpose. I think force tools are worth a buy and they are more than good for what they cost.

 

[Vasilis91]

Well guys , I ended up getting that one . I have to admit ,the only thing I do not like is the handles of the ratchets. Otherwise they seem sturdy enough and have TONS of add. tools . You will have whatever you'll ever need with that set Thanks a lot for the Help

Here's a photo : http://www.pinkbike.com/photo/12614379/