Koken Wobble Extension

[jflores]

I'm a DIY user. I have all the sockets I need, plus a few breaker bars and ratchets, but very few extensions.

Are the Koken Wobble Extensions a good option for me to cover both functions?

Or should I just buy their extension sets and grab a short wobble?

 

[LXCam]

I make do with only a 3" wobble and I do a ton of wrenching. So I suggest option #2.

 

[General Geoff]

The cost difference between Koken standard and wobble-fix extension sets is minimal. I'd go with the wobble-fix sets unless you specifically need the extra strength of standard extensions. The wobble-fix ones are still very strong.

 

[gbh]

I always find myself grabbing one of my Koken instead of my Snap On. I didn't buy a set of Kokens but started wth one short...then bought a little longer one....then another. I wish I'd bought the Koken set to begin with. But you're right, if money is a consideration then you could get by with one short wobble head Koken.

 

[jflores]

The cost difference between Koken standard and wobble-fix extension sets is minimal. I'd go with the wobble-fix sets unless you specifically need the extra strength of standard extensions. The wobble-fix ones are still very strong.

This is what I was noticing, it was like $6 difference.

 

[jflores]

I always find myself grabbing one of my Koken instead of my Snap On. I didn't buy a set of Kokens but started wth one short...then bought a little longer one....then another. I wish I'd bought the Koken set to begin with. But you're right, if money is a consideration then you could get by with one short wobble head Koken.

Do you have the Wobble-Extensions or just the Extensions?