Picquic 44606 3-Multi-Driver Family Pack, Bright Orange Opaque

Well MadeIt covers most sizes for everyday and professional use.Good ValueBits you will never loseNo play - rigidMagnet quality -Tiny: Excellent, SixPack: Excellent, Multique: WeakScrewdriver torque/grab - All version's ExcellentHandle quality - Excellent - keep away from strong chemicals. Avoid heavy Hammer blows.A must buy - A+

Good tool to keep in your car

I picked up my first two while living in Canada, which means two of the bits were Robertson’s. I picked up a Stubby and a Teenie Turner at Microcenter at the checkout line, sometime over the years, as well. That original 6-pack plus has been my go-to for over 15 years, and is still going strong, even through abuse like using the end as a makeshift hammer. (Please don’t). I’ve had to oil the bits down once to clean off a bit of surface rust so that they’d slide into their storage slots more smoothly. -and that was just a few months ago.There are a few things that make this THE superior driver that I’ve ever used. A solid, comfortable handle, and a nice balanced weight, and the ingenious bit storage system. One must use the previous driver bit to push out the one currently needed, ensuring that in a fit of laziness or distraction a bit isnt left out and lost somewhere.The only reason I picked up this new set is not to replace my current set, but because I decided to get a set for upstairs so I didn’t have to run to the basement.UPDATE: to those experiencing trouble pocketing them, especially in a bib pocket:If you pull the current bit from the shank and push it’s base down through the top of one of the barrels till it touches the bit occupying it, it’ll be barely taller than the shank, and plenty secure. -and much less stabby.Also just added a photo. Those 2 are old enough to legally drink, and have been through 2 countries and 3 states.

Fantastic screwdriver, high quality. Would be even better if the shafts were cut down to the same size as the head further down the shaft so it could reach deeply recessed screws.

I have a whole screwdriver set and additional 48 bit set in my garage. However I keep these 3 drivers in a kitchen drawer. I use these multiple times a week for around the house chores and the bigger sets are gathering dust.I did leave one out in the rain for about a week by accident, and it now has some surface rust on one of the bits, but still functional.

This is my second set of these screwdrivers, the first one I've had for over 15 years. The first set is still going strong, with the driver pieces maintaining their shape and not getting burred out. Notwithstanding having Craftsman screwdrivers I bought over 50 years ago (still), these are my "go to" devices. Here is why:1. The handles are sized perfectly for my hands (just an average-size Joe, from size 9.5 shoes, to medium T-shirts), so I get a good grip for torque, without tearing my hands up.2. The bits are well-hardened, approaching the "back of Superman's head" hardness, so they don't burr out or wear out.This second set is not to replace my first set. Rather, I moved the first set to our second home, and needed to replace it at our primary home.