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)

Best inch torque ratchet I could find on Amazon. The only 1 that has 90 tooth gear. It takes about 5* of movement to catch the next tooth. The head is thin and narrow. Easy adjustment. Literally everything you want in a click type torque wrench is built into this one except it doesn’t have contrasting color in the number grooves for easy reading of the setting. Rub some paint in them and wipe the excess off takes care of that.

Can't verify accuracy of the reading without anything to compare it to, but it's a nicely made tool with a nice set of bits and everything else about it is top notch for the price. Again, can't verify accuracy of torque settings, but the tool is nice, easy to adjust and read, and has a nice bit set with it.

Good tool set

I am rating this as a RV owner tool not a commercial application. l only use this tool a few times a year. I'm sure it will perform well in a commercial application. I gave four stars on accuracy because I have no way to test accuracy, just have to trust the tool. I got this tool for my RV, where one has to tighten things as tight as possible without stripping out nut and bolts. This tool works great for my purpose. Everything is fairly straight forward and I have no con's.

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.

The product works as advertised and I've used it a fair amount. Recently, one of the sockets snapped, and the company responded to my email and sent a replacement the next day!

The company reached out to me and expressed concern abut my review. They offered to make it right. I give them credit for doing that. The result of the email exchange was a fresh copy of their torque wrench kit. I have been using torque wrenchs and torque screwdrivers for some time. All of them follow the convention of producing an audible "click" when the desired torque value is reached. This wrench does not "click". On this wrench the only indication that torque value is achieved is the handle will "tip" slightly. You will see, but not feel or hear, any other indication. If you are working and have direct line of sight on the wrench handle, it seems to work OK. Don't bother with this tool if you will be torquing fasteners not in your direct line of sight. As such, I can't upgrade my review much. I suspect this is why more that a few people, such as myself, have taken the tool to failure or don't understand why it just keeps tightening with no "Click". I have to ask, was this tool deliberately engineered this way or is the factory not assembling them correctly. As I said, I give kudos for the seller reaching out to me. They are at least trying to keep the customer happy. Since I will be using this tool on light duty jobs, on the bench, I will keep it. It remains to be seen if the bits and adapters will hold up. I have read reviews of them breaking. That's the deal. Good luck folks. Broke on first use at a 30 in lb setting. Should have read the reviews first. This "torque wrench" is garbage. Didn't work "click"on a low setting and when I tested it with a known good bolt the drive lug snapped clean off the ratchet face. Don't waste your money.

A must have for basic bike maintenance. I’ve found these to be useful for so many other projects. This has been a great brand and the tool and case are top quality. Love this.