Duralast 1/4" & 3/8" Flex Extensions Review

[@angelanuccio2167]

Seeing them being used would be a great review rather than just rolling them around in your hands, don't you think?

[@ClientGraphics]

Every set of those from Duralast was missing detents in the past. Hopefully you have detents in the ones you picked up. I passed because of that and went Husky on this item because of that.

[@herbwag6456]

Have had these for a year or two and have yet to use them.

[@JS-me5iv]

Cheap tools nowadays are far better than their price

[@clutch182]

Hey nothing wrong with driving a beater

[@tenzackyogi1742]

I think I'm buying this for camry v6 for sparkplug replacement. Out of 6, 3 sparkplugs are slightly in bending position at the back of manifold. Its hard to insert extension bar with sockets. So this is recommended. So far..

[@davidhamm5626]

Thanks for showing those tools. I have slightly beat up 3/8 inch version that is marked mechanicraft USA

[@caseykuntz5249]

I have used these before because I wanted to see if they were any good. Im a mechanic and I cant say I've ever found a place where these are useful. Not to mention they are garbage.

[@knottreel]

Sounds like this flex thing is only good for getting plugs started, but not for breaking them loose.

[@marshville01]

Checked 52-024 & 52-127 and found nothing

[@gnawrot]

Search for part number 62-900.

[@feyrband]

Neiko on Amazon now (beat deal at under 10) and oreily also carries under power torque brand; for those still looking

[@xephael3485]

I'm shocked you don't have a specialized tool just for your Nissan Pathfinder. :-)

[@tenzackyogi1742]

Strictly Use for Hand ratchet.. DONOT USE THIS ON IMPACT GUN.

[@robmuhfacka5986]

What's the best flexible attachment for a drill or impact? Looking to get bolts off a starter in the inside of a r6 streetbike lol 😆

[@feyrband]

@robmuhfacka5986 dewalt ones are usually good, but I haven't used the flex one specifically. Just the right angle and 20 degree offset bit holders.

[@_P0tat07_]

Still seems like a gimmicky product to me. I’m sure it would help in some cases but overall, really not a tool you’re going to own.

[@badkidrandom5846]

If you ever have had to loosen nuts in tight engine bays you can see the value of a tool like this

[@_P0tat07_]

@@badkidrandom5846 but they don’t handle high torque. Sure if you’re able to crack the fastener loose with a wrench or socket first and then spin it out with these, yeah sure.

[@trusstee1]

hey. alot of us have beat up cars so dont beat yourself up over it. it would be more interesting and practical