What Are The Best Torx Screwdrivers? Wiha, Wera, Felo, Or Bondhus?

[@felixhb12]

Best balance of money and quality is Witte (they are easily worth more and matco uses them for their screwdrivers) Best for budget and full shank with metal end for hammering is Channel Locks Best for comfort and torque transfer to the grip is Snap on.

[@chaddles623]

You didn't say why Wiha's are the best! You mentioned Wera & Felo in the title but nothing about them, or anything about Witte

[@besttoolz1107]

Check out besttoolz.com/torx-screwdriver-buyers-guide/ for in depth information on the best Torx tools and the different German brands that make them.

[@chaddles623]

BestToolz all your website is, is an affiliate website for Amazon to get the commissions from ppls purchases, your website say nothing as to why they are the best.

[@diggumsmack2]

@@besttoolz1107 why would I go check out another video, when your video is supposed to be addressing this very topic???

[@andyrichardson6188]

Best reading of marketing materials ever! Wiha makes good screwdrivers, no doubt. Why are they the best? Why does Klein get an honorable mention but Wera doesn't? No idea where you got your opinions, but this video is just terrible and watches like a Wiha commercial.

[@bobbob-oc1yy]

Andy Richardson I understand where you come from, but wiha is the best drives we've used for our computer company. We use them all day, everyday 5 days a week for years and they never strip or break.

[@andyrichardson6188]

I get that. I have Wiha as well and they're great. This video is still a f-ing commercial.

[@iamfuckingyourwaifuandther2743]

@@bobbob-oc1yy For micro screwdrivers I think pbswiss and wiha might be the best, but there are better "large" screwdrivers out there.

[@albathule3212]

Your a joke....I've been an electrician for 37 years and pride myself in the tools I carry daily, and can categorically state Wira don't make the best Torq tools that awards goes to PB-Swiss followed by Wera and while on the subject of Wira "German made tools" they also manufacture tools in the Czech Republic and Vietnam.

[@diggumsmack2]

Wira? Wiha? Wera? Um I'm confused which brand you actually are referring to