NEIKO 02448A 1/2" Drive Master Impact Socket Set, 65 Piece, Standard SAE (3/8"-1-1/4") & Metric (10-24 mm) Sizes, Deep & Shallow Kit, Includes Adapters & Ratchet Handle

I recently purchased the NEIKO 02448A 65-piece 1/2” drive impact socket set and I’m genuinely impressed with how well it performs. The sockets feel solid and durable, with clear markings that make size selection quick, all neatly organized in a sturdy blow-molded case. They’ve held up perfectly through several projects involving stubborn bolts and nuts, delivering reliable torque without any signs of wear, stripping, or cracking. The 6-point design grips fasteners securely, reducing the risk of rounding them off. Whether you’re a professional mechanic or a weekend DIYer, this set serves its purpose exceptionally well. It covers almost everything I need in one convenient package, saving me time and hassle. Great value for the quality—highly recommended! Would buy again.

Most versatile and complete 1/2” drive impact set you can get and affordable at that. Well organized in the case and seemed like they would hold their place well. The case is pretty big but still manageable. I’ve had the set for some time now working full time as a small engine tech and have had zero issues with the quality or durability of these sockets. Would definitely buy again and again.

These are exceptional for the price and they could charge more and have it still be a fantastic value. I was going to spend more on a Cr-Mo set, but I really don't use my impacts on cars much except for either absolute necessity or absolute convenience. I haven't had them long, and I will update this should issues arrive, but so far I am very pleased with my purchase. I've done the basic things with these, but was curious to see if cr-v would handle the big wrench on the dreaded Honda bolt, so I popped the 19mm on the Milwaukee, and set the socket on the crankshaft pulley bolt. 4 impacts and off it went. 5 or 6 years ago, I tried this exact thing with everything under the sun, pneumatic, huge cheater bar, and even removing motor fuses sans the starter with a breaker bar jammed into the frame on this bolt with my neighbor's nice impact socket and it split the socket... The socket from this kit hardly looked used! Very satisfied and impressed with what you get for your money. It is really nice having a sequential set even if I may never use one of the sizes. It's just good to have the option. If you want to read some backstory and a story about how I got the aforementioned Milwaukee 2767-20 in a brand new kit for ridiculously cheap, read below! I stumbled across two deals I couldn't refuse on local buy/sell/trade platform for two impact wrenches. I work on my car a fair bit, and just finished up installing about $1200 worth of suspension, steering, and rear hub components. I work on the cars of friends and family here and there, too, as if I'm comfortable with the repair, it saves them a ton of money and they usually force a tip I don't want to take... So I saved that money and has around $500 saved from just car repairs the last month and a half. I used to have a 10 gammon compressor that could flow enough CFM to handle a decent Ingersoll Rand pneumatic impact that I was given with somewhere around 600 ft/lb, but my compressor died about 6 months ago and it was old and loud anyway. I didn't really ever use an impact except for loosening suspension bolts, some engine pulley stuff, an axle rod here or there, and lug nuts obviously for the convenience, but I would do just fine with a breaker bar and a cheater pipe if need be. I was browsing listings on one of the local selling apps and came across a kobalt impact wrench kit with the tool, battery, charger, and bag all new in box for $75. Well, can't pass that up, so I grabbed that. The very next day I was looking at a pretty nice video card I found and was rolling that around in my mind when I refreshed and saw a Milwaukee 2767-20 kit with the tool, 2 x5ah batteries, a charger, and the hard case new in box for $170. Figured it to be a scam and it was only a 2 minute old listing, so I looked at the seller and they had like 200 all good reviews. So I offered $160, and they said $170 firm is already a steal, but it has to go because he's organizing his garage. I set up the meet at a Walmart, and drove 35 minutes thinking for sure it's a no show or a bunk product or I'm going to have a gun pointed at me (again...) this time... Got there, his car was as described (a super nice and new infinity...), And there he brought out the real deal. I asked him straight up why is it so inexpensive? He gets tools all the time as samples through his job, and he already has tens of thousands of dollars worth in his garage, so he sells them cheap locally and puts all the money in his kids' college funds. Well, if they are stilen, I sure didn't know that so I'm not culpable! Made the exchange, took the thing out, and it really did work as it should. So for $245, I got about $600 worth of stuff brand new. And got an impact wrench that is way too powerful for anything I'm doing, but darnit it's fun to have!

This is a nice set of 1/2" metric impact deep sockets at a good price. I bought a cordless impact wrench primarily to speed up change over of snow tires on two cars and an SUV and then the swap back to summer tires in the spring. That's 12 wheels and 60 lug nuts coming off and 12 wheels and 60 lug nuts going back on twice per year. Truth be told, I only need 2 different sockets (17mm and 21mm) for the three sets of lug nuts plus a 13/16ths socket for a scissor jack adapter I bought so I can use the impact wrench to raise and lower the cars. But, I decided if I was going to buy the impact wrench and batteries, I may as well have a full set of sockets so I'll be ready for any need that arises. I like this set because it's a full set with no missing sockets from 10mm to 24mm. I also like it for the plastic case which keeps all the sockets tidy and ready to go in one place without having to dig through a tool box. And there is a thin sheet of foam lining the case that keeps the sockets from rattling around. As for the sockets themselves, they are laser engraved with the size in a large silver font that's really easy to read. The finish is sort of chalky rather than slick and polished. Another reviewer said they didn't like that but I do. It makes the sockets non-slip and easy to grip when pushing them on or pulling them off an anvil with a hog ring. They also seem pretty nicely finished with no rough edges. These are fairly thin walled sockets so they should work well on most OEm and aftermarket wheels. These are chrome vanadium steel rather then chrome molybdenum and by most accounts chrome moly has an edge when it comes to ductility and therefore tool life with an impact wrench. But reviews seemed to indicate these sockets hold up pretty well and I figure if I break one I'll just replace it with a chrome moly equivalent and it will slot right into the case. But most likely, for home use these will last me a long time. I noticed the product listing shows the case dimensions as 2.24 x 4.61 x 18.5 in. But looking at the picture I could tell that isn't even close to the rectangular box shown. So out came the tape measure. The actual size of the box shown in the product listing is 3.5 x 9.5 x 12.5 in. Apparently the case has changed over time and the Amazon listing hasn't been updated. I'm really happy with these so far. Oh, and I also bought the SAE set with 14 deep sockets from 3/8 to 1 1/4" in the same size case. Highly recommended. EDIT 11/29/2018: OK, I used these sockets for the first time today to swap out summer tires and wheels on a Mercedes SUV. I used the 17mm socket on the lug nuts and the 13/16 socket to drive an adapter on a 2 ton scissor jack. The sockets did fine despite the fact my 450 lb ft impact wrench stalled out on about 5 of the 20 bolts on the car. I had to grab a breaker bar and use brute force to get them to break loose. I had the brakes done on all 4 wheels recently and apparently the mechanic did the typical torquing of my lug nuts with an air wrench set on King Kong. At any rate the sockets performed flawlessly and like I said, that 17mm took the full force of my impact wrench then a breaker bar with my full weight and muscle to free up 5 of the lug nuts. I really like the flat, non shiny and non slippery finish. Very easy to grab and pull off the hog ring anvil on my impact wrench.

Been using this product for over 2 years now and I would highly recommend this product. Its durable, never had a socket fail/crack using my impact driver. Easy to stow away in a car or truck and have on hand whenever the occasion is needed. I do like the case but I do not LOVE the design. The plastic tabs holding it closed pop off and I typically have to pop them back on. The side latches that are plastic and physically part of the case, dont hold perfect on one side but all in all. It will keep the case closed. I'd like a TOP and BOTTOM placement on the case for people like me that get excited and try to open tools and spill them everywhere 😅 All in all good product and the case shouldn't be a make or break for you if thats something you're oddly on the fence about.

Whereas some low-to-mid-range-priced products marketed as "impact sockets" clearly don't deserve the designation, I trust these to take a real beating without issue. The weight is certainly there to tell the story, not to mention the beautiful phosphate finish with both printed and etched (and very readable!) markings. I expected the sockets to be good going in. What I did not count on was wanting to actually use the wrench it came with, but whaddya know? It's REALLY nice! It's not long, not slim, doesn't have a flex head, doesn't have a soft grip, only 72 teeth...nothing special, in other words. At the same time, it's every bit as tough as the sockets, and the ratcheting action on it is smooth as butter. The switch is recessed - appreciated if you've ever used one where it wasn't - but the release button is large and sticks out a bit - also appreciated. This wrench and extensions/adapters are a real bonus, as the price would be great for the sockets alone. The set falls short in only two places. The first, as many have previously noted, is the case. It's certainly not the worst I've seen, but you've got 35 pounds of tool that calls for a case up to the task. This one allows sockets to rattle out of place as the top lid isn't held tightly to the bottom half, and there's no way the side fasteners are going to hold forever either. Why is it so hard to find a well-designed case with a socket set? The ones where sockets go in vertically hold, but then you can't read them. I mean, they don't even have to make the case with more expensive materials. Just design them better, holding the top down tighter so they can't move. I will say this: At least they put everything on one side. The cases that hold tools in both halves of the case are almost always a catastrophe. The other negative is Neiko's poor warranty, which, for most of their products, is a mere 30 days. Fair enough, I guess. You're gonna make sure you have all your pieces and get a replacement up front if necessary. After that, these are sure to hold up well to average use for a long time. Of course, if you turn wrenches for a living, that probably won't work for you. You use a tool frequently enough and long enough, and you'll probably run into something or another. But if you're a professional, you're spending a good deal more to get a bump in quality and the top-notch warranty that comes with it. As for me, I'm just a guy in his garage making as many problems as he's fixing. And for someone like me, these are ideal: Not the best in the world but good enough to get the job done many, many, many times down the line.

great set, good price, and great quality

Awesome set for the money.

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los he estado usando para apretar tuercas de suspención de mi camioneta Jeep y han cumplido perfectamente con el trabajo, son resistentes, los he usado con pistola de impacto y trabajan muy bien, los recomiendo

Happy with purchase sturdy case and clear quality sockets and adaptors

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Tengo el de 3/8 y este de 1/2. Los dos son un buen conjunto de herramientas no conozco otra marca que se le compare con respecto a la resistencia. Son dos puntos negativos (ni tanto)el primero es que los dados de 1/2 (10, 11, 12 mm) son muy robusto (se entiende por la entrada de 1/2) para espacios pequeños. Quería vender el de 3/8 pero lo pensaré dos veces pues estos (3/8) dados son más compactos para espacios más pequeños. El segundo es que este paquete (1/2) no trae lo dados de 8 y 9mm. No son los más usados pero no los más abandonados. En general todo excelente si tienes el de 3/8 querrás el de (1/2).