Bondhus12632 GorillaGrip, Set of 8 Star Fold-up Keys, sizes T6-T25, multi, one size

Actually, I don't think they fit as well as a Wiha. Being that as yet do not own any of those it is possibly an unfair comparison. These do fit the torx screws on my knives very well. It is not possible to speak of the durability at this point in time. Amazon asked that I do a review on these so that's what's happening. I have several sets of Torx, Kershaw, Northern tool, and Kobalt. These are all screwdrivers and I like the ergonomics better. It is very handy having all eight of these in one place and not being able to lose one or two. If I need to lean on a screw because of too much loctite then this is a wonderful tool. At this point I am very pleased with the purchase, but if the bits start to wear out before the end of the year then my rating for this would drop to one star. And if it lasts for a couple of years then it would probably go up to four and a half or five.

Good quality for the price

I bought it for knife repair. It fits the screws. I am guessing it’ll untighten retighten 10 times before it strips. If you’re positive about your size spend a bit more.

Quality is not bad for the price. The bits don't lock in place when opened, which is a little awkward and I expect will get more awkward as they loosen up. I wish it included some of the smaller bits for common applications like IT work and kids' toys, but the sizes are clearly laid out in the advertising, so you know what you're getting. I bought it because I was tired of other techs always misplacing the shop's T6, so now I have one in my pocket. And, no, you can't borrow my multi-torx. What did you do with the T6 you were using yesterday?

The folding Torx multi tool by Bondhus is an extremely handy tool, allowing to carry with you 8 Torx keys, from size 6 to size 25, in a package the size of a pocket knife. It is very well built, the handle appearing to be made of some kind of Nylon, and the keys of black-coated steel (they do not appear to be anodized).The only problem I have with this tool is not because of some particular flaw it might have but rather because of its very design. For jobs requiring a lot of precision (and when you go below T8 you are usually dealing with very small screws attached to delicate equipment) the weight of the handle makes this tool a bit clumsy to use, especially when in a screwdriver position (when the keys are at an 180 degree angle to the handle). Also, the relatively wide handle gives you a lot of torque, often too much compared to the size of the screw, and over-tightening or even breakage are a risk.This is a very practical tool for sporadic use but cannot always replace a more precise screwdriver-style single Torx key.

When buying tools, I try to take a little time to research the better brands and prices (sometimes I don't and then regret it). For a few bucks difference, you can go from a cheap knockoff tool to a solid quality tool that won't break or strip when you need it the most. Research is the key.For torx (star) keys, I saw the good reviews on this product and bought it. I used it for some small sized screws (T6, itty bitty screws) with no issues at all. The product itself just feels well made and solid.So nice, in fact, that I went ahead and also ordered the Bondhus hex fold-ups(I already own a cheap set of Allen wrenches, which I did not research and thus spent the same money and got a sub-standard product). I am rectifying that and buying the Bonhus brand.So... if this is the tool you need, this is the one to buy.

I absolutely love these Bondhus folders. I have the hex one as well in yellow for fixing up random tables and chairs in the house.This green one features a whole array of torx bits, more than I'll probably ever need. They are fairly easily labeled inside as long as you have a bit of light. If you have pocket knives that need tightening, this will have every size you need. Typically a T6 on pocket screws and some of the liner screws, and usually a T8, T9 or T10 for the pivot screw. But in case they aren't standard this has you covered.

Finding a set of torx wrenches in the country where I reside lead to nothing but dead ends. I needed one size, for a single use and this tool did the trick. Has most of the sizes you'd need for various projects. This is the tool you don't realize you need until one day you encounter a torx screw and beat yourself up going from shop to shop looking for a place with the correct size. Having a set of 8 is extremely useful. The plastic handle/case gives this tool a very cheap feel, but for the price, you can't do much better. Would be a 5 star tool if it had a nice metal case and perhaps some kind of locking folding mechanism.

More & more items now come fitted with Torx screws. I started buying individual drivers for DIY tasks, then I saw this. It has a wide range of tools for most tasks and the handy size means you can keep it in the car glove box or a drawer at home. Appears well made I have used Bondhus tools before and they are quite strong, my only problem with it is (and the reason it doesn't get 5 stars) that the blades do not lock open at 90 degrees they go slightly past that which makes it a bit awkward to hold, apart from that I would recommend it.

Super fast delivery and exactly as described, thank you :-)

Ferramenta de ótima qualidade. Utilizo na manutenção de bicicleta e o formato canivete torna o conjunto bem compacto.

These are usa made ,not chinese junkWear out after first. Price is reasonable .I use the torx everyday at my job. Theyre very wear resistant. I saw some good ones sold out of germany but 7 times the price

Good set of torx bits, well made, worth buying!