1/4 3/8 1/2-inch Drive Click Torque Wrench, 3Pcs Torque Wrench Set 20-200ft .lb, 10-110ft.lb, 10-170ft.lb ,±3% Accuracy, 72-Tooth Dual Scale Torque Wrenches for Bike, Moto, Car Repair Maintenance

Good quality torque wrenches and a nice solid “click” when you reach desired torque unlike some others. I use them almost daily as an automotive mechanic and they’ve held up just fine. I also have a 1/4” Cornwell click style torque wrench and these are just as good. These actually click a little louder instead of having to listen for when they click. Maybe a little lighter material then the Cornwell and don’t feel as tough but they do they job fine.

I’ve only used one time so far, but the twist dial is easy to adjust and read, the quality feels very good, worked great for my project, and they also look really nice as well

The are good quality and come in a nice foam package , I tested them against my snap on and they are accurate

Seems to be a nice set of torque wrenches so far. I checked the accuracy against other torque wrenches I have, click, beam and digital (I know all are accurate), and all 3 of these are within spec so far. I'll check them again in a couple months after some actual work. I just tested each of them on some bolts and the 1/2 Dr. on the lug nuts on my van. These barely have an audible click to them, but you should be using them by feel anyway. If you want something audible, by a digital wrench as they usually have an audible tone as well. The performance of this wrench I suspect is going to be pretty good since the "break over" (when you feel the click) is definitely present. Appearance wise, they're actually almost too pretty! Although the colors and sizing makes it easy to pick up the correct wrench. You certainly won't grab the 1/4" drive wrench by mistake as it's considerably smaller than the other two. I do like the locking collar, so far. I'm used to the knurled handle and the lock that you "twist" or screw in to lock at the bottom. I don't like that the set doesn't come in a case, but rather some kind of foam thing. But it still fits in my tool chest. Overall, I recommend, so far.

Worked as it should