BULLTOOLS 1/4-inch Drive Click Torque Wrench Set Dual-Direction Adjustable 90-tooth Torque Wrench with Buckle (20-200in.lb / 2.26-22.6Nm)

I bought this for bicycle maintenance, and overall it's a great value. The tool and bits seem to have a great build-quality. It's a mechanical torque wrench, no digital readout. The instructions are not very clear in how to use, but it works similar to any other mechanical torque wrench. Even units are for ft-lbs, not N-m. In other words, N-m units are on the opposite side, but not in even increments but rather converted from even ft-lbs, so it's a bit challenging to, for example, set it to an even N-m unit. My bicycle torque specs are in N-m, so I simply convert my desired N-m to ft-lb and use that scale instead.

Great price and use.The weight is not so heavy, so it saves energy when used. The storage is also very convenient and very satisfactory.

Good tool set

Always wanted a set of torque wrenches, but hesitated by the price. Finally decided to purchase this set due to the good reviews and affordable price. I am glad I did. As an amateur car mechanic, I finally can do some minor repairs myself. I used the set on my 12 year old CRV to replace spark plugs. They worked fine. I just wish the shaft could be a bit longer. Great value!

Just use this little guy for the both of my road and dirt bikes at home. Durability and storage of this wrench is wonderful. I did compare torque to my 3/8” wrench in-lbs torque wrench and it is right on through out all settings. It perfectly fit all the size bolts and nuts. I highly recommend.

It was easy enough to change the bits for each use. The quality of the wrench is good enough for what it is and it has decent enough grip on the handle for heavy duty use.

Excelente producto

Accuracy, was not of any concern when this product was developed. This is not a tool, it is a 1/4 drive socket that when set to 20 INCH pounds will torque and torque and never click or bump stop. I just set mine to 20 inch lbs and nearly broke off a 10x6. The real problem lies herein, retail for a valve cover gasket install is pricey on an e46 BMW, its not a big deal. I did mine before then yesterday, it lasted ten minutes, (And I used my BULL#*&^ Torque Wrench at the required spec so I though Oh MY mistake I should grab another set of bolt gaskets, they arrived today, did the job again. The torque wrench that clicked at 84 INCH POUNDS yesterday (Or whatever it actually stopped at..) but today NO CLICK, I saw my gasket squish and my RTV start coming out (BRAH Thats way too much). I take the wrench to a non torque specific bolt, reduce the torque to 20 INCH POUNDS and turn, and turn, and turn, and turn, at this point I know I'm well over 100 inch pounds and still no click, So yeah, next is tear the valve cover off again, clean the head, cover, and gaskets from RTV and do the job again. See I could easily charge $500.00 to do this job, and since I bought the cheapo torque wrench I will be doing it a third time due to this faulty toy that looks like a precision hand tool. I wonder does the seller have liability insurance for faulty products, as I really thought I was purchasing a precision hand tool to perform a specific operation that the manufacturer claims the item is intended for.