Ratings & Reviews for Kobalt 13 -Piece Standard (SAE) 1/2-in Drive Set 6-point Impact Socket Set
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What Customers Are Saying
Customers overwhelmingly praise these impact sockets for exceptional durability and build quality, with most describing them as heavy-duty and built to last a lifetime. The 6-point design excels at high-torque applications, and reviewers consistently report success removing rusted suspension parts and stubborn fasteners where cheaper alternatives failed. Many emphasize outstanding value, noting professional-grade performance without premium markup. The deep-well design and included organizer tray add practical utility. A few mention difficulty reading size markings or dissatisfaction with smaller sockets, but these minor issues don't diminish overall satisfaction. Most customers consider them worth every penny.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Fulfillment/Shipping issue
Happy with item but....Apparently the person filling and packaging up my order needs some additional training on how to box something up so it doesn't get tossed around in a box..... SMH !
From 16 -Piece Metric 1_SLASH_2-in Drive Set 6-point Impact Socket Set Verified Purchaser
Nice
Would RecommendHaven't had much chance to use these, but they seem like they're made well. It would be nice if the strap that was attached to the socket holder snapped down to hold them in place, but no big deal.
From 13 -Piece Metric 1_SLASH_2-in Drive Set 6-point Impact Socket Set Verified PurchaserVerified Pro
Highly recommend for an impact
Would RecommendExactly what I needed to bust those nuts off that haven’t been turned in a long time.
From 15 -Piece Standard (SAE) 1_SLASH_2-in Drive Set 6-point Impact Socket Set Verified Purchaser
takes a beating
Would RecommendI put these through the ringer tearing down an old truck to the frame. My auto tech teacher brags about the 1/2 Milwaukee and has stated that he has broken snapon impact sockets from the torque. I found a rusted bolt that my m18 fuel Milwaukee wouldnt brake and the Kobalt socket is still going strong. I had to cut the bolt.