SK 7-in-1 Ratcheting Screwdriver, 216-P, 6 Bits (Phillips, Star, Slotted), 1 Nut Driver Size (1/4 Inch), S2 Steel, SureGrip Handle

First off, it is China made which is clearly easy to find out if you read the description. I've seen many reviews give low stars because of the country of origin and no description of the tool itself. Even though I prefer USA made SK, I can't give this low stars for being made in China, because it is actually pretty well built. First impressions, it has a heavy feel to it. Smooth ratcheting mechanism. Metal directional switch collar. Durable hard rubber and plastic handle. Logo on the handle looks to be painted on so I imagine it will eventually wear off. Bit storage has resistance in the closed position, so no worries of it opening when using the screwdriver. I can't say on the long term durability and plan on testing that in the aviation field and update at a later date. But it seems like I will have no troubles with it.

This is a nice heavy duty screwdriver. The bottom piece that opens up to reveal the bits that can be used is easier to open than some of the other brands that I have owned that are similar to this. The bits fit snugly in the top and do not wobble in their seat as you tighten and loosen the screws you are working with. Removing the bits from their clips in the base is also easy and having the little storage space in the base helps to keep them from getting lost. The handle has a nice rubber coating making this comfortable to hold and really easy to get a tight grip on. This is a great addition to my tools and I'm pretty sure that I will get many years out of this heavy duty screwdriver. I am very happy with this product.

I will admit I'm SK tools bias.But there is a reason and this screwdriver is just another example.Take the directional change collar. It is metal and close tolerance.I have a Snap-on driver very similar with a long shaft from 30 years ago.The colar is plastic and is now sloppy. The rebuild kit is just as sloppy!-(The SK also has a very fine toothed ratchet gearing and is very smooth.Also SK is good about their warranty. As long as the tool has not been abused the will replace it.About half of my two rollaway with chest toolboxes are filled with SK tools.In 30 years I have managed to brake 3 and none of the breaks were SK's fault.They still replaced two of them for free and the 3rd I haven't taken it in yet.Fotr the price they quoted it is a steal!

I recently got my hands on the SK 7-in-1 Ratcheting Screwdriver (model 216-P), and let me tell you, it's a mixed bag. On one hand, it's compact, versatile, and surprisingly powerful for its size. On the other hand, some design choices leave room for improvement.The Good:Super compact: This little guy fits in your pocket like a dream, making it ideal for quick jobs or tight spaces. No more lugging around a bulky toolbox for minor fixes.7 functions in 1: With 6 bit options (Phillips, star, slotted) and a 1/4-inch nut driver, this screwdriver covers a surprising range of tasks. No more hunting for the right tool in your overflowing drawer.Smooth ratcheting action: The 216-position ratchet mechanism is a game-changer, allowing for effortless turning without constantly repositioning your hand. It's especially helpful for repetitive tasks.S2 steel bits: The bits are made from tough S2 steel, so they won't strip or bend easily. This is a nice upgrade from the softer CR-V steel often found in cheaper screwdrivers.Comfortable grip: The SureGrip handle is textured and contoured for a secure, non-slip grip, even when greasy or sweaty.The Not-So-Good:Limited bit selection: While the included bits cover common needs, some users might miss additional options like Torx or hex. Consider this a handy tool, not a complete replacement for your entire screwdriver set.Bit storage could be better: The bits are stored inside the handle, but accessing them requires unscrewing the bottom cap. It's not the most convenient design, especially when you're on the go.Durability concerns: The plastic construction feels a bit lightweight compared to some all-metal screwdrivers. While it's fine for everyday use, I wouldn't trust it for heavy-duty jobs.Overall:The SK 7-in-1 Ratcheting Screwdriver is a handy little tool that packs a surprising punch. Its compact size, versatility, and smooth ratcheting action make it ideal for everyday tasks and quick fixes. However, the limited bit selection, slightly awkward bit storage, and plastic construction hold it back from being a true toolbox essential. If you're looking for a convenient and capable everyday carry tool, the SK 216-P is worth considering. But for heavy-duty jobs or a complete screwdriver set, you might want to keep exploring.Rating: 3.5 out of 5 starsI hope this review helps you decide if the SK 7-in-1 Ratcheting Screwdriver is the right tool for you. Remember, your needs and preferences will determine how valuable this tool is in your own toolbox.

This screwdriver has found a permanent home in my junk drawer for quick repairs around the house. It is well made, the tips can be adjusted quickly, and it is easy to use. The tips are all crisply cast and well made. Great purchase!

This is a full size screwdriver - the handle's a little thicker than standard and it's quite a bit heavier. Moves smoothly in both directions. Tough to pull the top out (for the bit storage) but that will prevent it from coming out when you don't want it to. There's room in there for another bit so not sure why there isn't an extra clip. But you can probably just slide one in there if you need.Seems similar quality to other SK tools I own.

This does exactly what it is suppose to do...but, the weight of the tool is what is so impressive. It feels like it cost a lot, which shows it's well made to me. I use this thing all the time and it's so easy to use and swap out the attachments with ease. One of the best I have ever owned and it is going to last a long time...unless I forget where I put it!

I've only used it to assemble a couple of items, but so far it has worked well. Seems sturdy and the bits stay snug. I like that it has storage for the bits in the handle. We have another ratcheting screwdriver with separate bit storage and I'm always having to rummage around to find those bits. I actually like this ratcheting screwdriver better than one I bought and paid a lot more for.