SK 3/8" Drive Stubby Ratchet Handle, 90-Tooth Pear Head, Alloy Steel

I'm a huge fan of American tool companies, especially automotive tools, and SK has always been my favorite. This ratchet met the expectations I come to have from SK and SK quality control has always been spot-on for me.Super durable, great finish, perfect build quality, and best of all they do their job as good as you're going to find from any tool on the planet, especially their ratchets. You can't beat the price either! Size is perfect, just long enough to get my hand on the handle which let's me get maximum strength in a tight space. The tear drop head gives me just a little extra room to fit in hard to reach places. Finally, the 90 tooth design is great, love the low arc.

Durable and goid quality fir it's size.

Perfect small ratchet for use on tightening or loosening stubborn gauge bolts.

i couldn't pass this deal up on black friday. needed a 3/8 stubby and the gear wrench ones were just a little more than i cared to pay. if only the big gear wrench ratchet set was on more of a sale.. anyway, the only complaints i have so far about this is that the ratcheting mechanism is somewhat stiff. so much that if you're ratcheting fast it will reverse the direction on you. overall quality is spot on. i've used icon, gear wrench, snap-on, craftsman, matco, ares, duratech, etc.. craftsman ratchets were always my go to and was my first real socket set and have held up great. just not the same great warranty they used to have with sears gone. so far gear wrench is my favorite by far for quality vs price. matco/snap-on are great but at a cost. my ares 120T work wonderful as well. I'll have to get some more use out of this SK to see if it'll be a good alternative to the gear wrench, but I'm confident this stubby will do it's job just fine.

90-tooth matters in a closed in area where there’s hardly any room to ratchet or wrench. Make sure you lube the ratchet with “synthetic lube” before use. Tool is solid and a great price!👍

For those guys who are already confident in the size of their wrenches. I honestly bought this just because. No need but I believe there’s a time and place for every tool. People go crazy over the harbor freight stubby and I always wanted to get some SK tools and this was a feasible grab for the money. I think I have used it once or twice. It’s a stubby ratchet so obviously it’s limited in what it can do, unlike you. Cheers

SK is now chinese junk. Ratcheting mechanism feels roof for 90 teeth and paint is sloppy. Warranty process is also a nightmare.

This tiny 3/8 drive ratchet has proven to be very useful. I find myself using it for more than I expected and no longer try to spin nuts and bolts in small spaces with my fingers.