I use this with a small cordless drill for turning eyebolts. It can adapt to almost anything. Great tool.

Just used it once but it helped screw in eyes

I've looked at these universal drivers for a while and was shocked to see one so cheap, so I was skeptical about the quality. But upon arrival, it seems perfect! I've already used it a few times and it works exactly as described.

This tool is adjustable to any bolt, hook or screw. I use to remove my shutters bolts and work perfectly in the new and rusty ones. Adapts perfect to my power screwdriver.

I use this when installing audio equipment. Of course, I have to be very careful not to over-tighten binding posts with it, but it greatly increases the speed at which I can work while hooking speakers up to amplifiers and AV receivers. The tool seems robust and like it will last me many years.

When you need to remove or install something that is odd shaped this is the wonder-tool. I wasn't convinced until I tried it. Now I'm afraid every time someone else tries it I won't get it back. Even bought one for my mom! Could live without it but I don't want to!

This tool can be attached to my screwdriver with multiple bits. It makes skate truck lock nut adjustments easy, and can also tighten the wheels. It is light enough to haul around and attached to my screwdriver I can do just the right torque. I was shopping for a socket wrench set, but this obviates that purchase for me. It sure does grab!

When I'm out in the field and need to carry tools, this one replaces many and works! Is it as tight fitting as a socket of the correct size? No, but it doesn't strip anything and works! In my book that's perfect, once I get back home I can use the exact size I need to fix equipment. It replaces many tools I would say it's a homerun!

Excellent product. Thanks!

This is a great tool to pack if you want to just grab a limited set of things (because you're walking around the house and don't want to lug around your entire set). With screw hooks, you have to hammer them in your create a tiny pilot hole or hammer a little hole in first with hardwood. Using this tool fresh with a screw hook will not work: it will just spin around. (I take it most of you knew that, but I didn't think of it until I tried it.) That's pretty much all I use it for is screw hooks.

I bought this for my Dad who has macular degeneration and can’t see well. He just loves it because he does not get frustrated trying to line everything up. It allows him to work on things he otherwise could not! I will be buying one for us as well.

The house we buy had tons of these brass hooks in the ceiling presumably for hanging plants from. Someone in the range of 50 or 60 these things and I'm doing each when my hand was taking forever. Check this thing inside my electric drill and I was able to knock out all 60 and under 5 minutes

Really liked this instead of carrying multiple sockets one works well and pretty much does what it's made to do.

I used this to help take apart some old farm equipment that had tons of old, rusting nuts of various sizes on it. Broadly speaking, it was faster and easier to use than my vice grip pliers. At the same time, there were some nuts -- ones that were far from rusted down -- that it just couldn't get a strong grip on. In those cases, the socket was completely useless, which is not something I can say about the vice grips. That said, I'm glad have this is my tool kit, even though I doubt I'll use it very often. It's definitely not going to replace my other socket sets, but it's a good option to have for those situations where standard sockets aren't getting the job done.

I've looked at these universal drivers for a while and was shocked to see one so cheap, so I was skeptical about the quality. But upon arrival, it seems perfect! I've already used it a few times and it works exactly as described.

This is a miracle tool - well made, versatile works on any size, any design, and you can use it for so many things! It is the best tool in my toolbox and I am a Lady!!!

Great set for the few occasions I have to run some long lags or take out bolts or hex screws. I don't carry around a socket set so these two are all I need in my tool bag. The small pins make it easy to go over any hex head and have already used them to run some 2 1/2 inch lags through a 2x8. I was afriad that the impact driver would damage or break the socket pins but after running 10 lags I had no issues and the socket was fine. All in all its great and super handy. You never know when you're going to have to deal with some random bolt, lag, or other hex head.

Great tool to be used on special conditions where you do not have the right tool. I do not need to have a different socket from 7mm to 19mm!!!! This will do the job

I have used this socket a couple of times. I was enthusiastic because I could just carry it and my socket wrench with me when I faced a repair job. So far, it hasn't been the answer for me. I'll continue to try to get it to work. It's ingenious, but just misses the mark for me.

I am a small woman and sometimes I get fatigue quickly and sockets or bits get difficult to remove and switch out. Tho stool is the perfect answer. I wish I owned it a long time ago...

A versatile addition to any toolbox. It’s so nice to have this; it keeps me from having to run to the garage and search for the right size socket. I bought this for my husband, but we all love this tool!

Often times you have no idea what bolt heads you're going to encounter and dragging along a full set of sockets is a pain. Now this travels with the cordless drill set for use on the impact wrench. For a general task it's just the thing. I'm sure it's size could be an issue in more detailed work like automotive or boat work. But for general needs it's very handy. I disassembled a sectional sofa last week and used it on four different bolt heads. Didn't have to bring a socket set or size up the bolts and gather sockets that might be in the ballpark. Love it. Extension has a little wobble built in by design I assume. Helps for when you don't have the head quite centered and the drill moves about. I'm guessing that anything my cordless can drive, won't break this thing. Wouldn't want to try breaking a rusted bolt with it though. If a breaker bar is out, go get a socket.

I use this only as a home tool as needed, but for that it works excellently. It hasn't rusted or been damaged or fallen apart. The bit that keeps it attached to the wrench is very tight, so it doesn't fall off. The only downside is if the bolt is very tight, or rusted in place, etc. the bolt will sort of get wedged between the individual pins while tightening/removingand be a huge pain to dislodge. I assume that's a problem with any universal key, but I haven't used others, so can't say for sure. So if you can afford a good socket key set, I would recommend that, and have this as a backup. Overall excellent product so far.

This is one of those products that gets little use and indeed is hard for me to remember I have it when I need it. I've needed to use it only one time in year or so I've had it but it probably paid for itself in that one usage. i had stripped a caliper bolt trying to break it free and was simply stuck. I remembered this tool, tried it, and it worked! I had to keep a lot of pressure inward on the socket head to help it grip the stuck bolt while at the same time trying to use my other arm/hand to apply pressure to turn this gripper but it was surely a time and $$ saver when it worked.

Very useful around the house. No more searching for socket set.