Ratcheting Box End with 120 Positions Makes a 3° Swing Arc, which is what you get when you use 120XP.
In this case, the Universal Spline Drive is good for 12-point, 6-point, Rounded 6-point, Spline and E-Torx screws.
Allows You To Change the Angle at which You Can Access the Box End.
Non-Ratcheting End for Breaking Loose Fasteners at 0.
Extra-Long Beam Length for Better Access, Leverage, and Torque.
Polished Chrome that is bright and shin.
Recessed Color Markings that are very visible.
Because the GEARWRENCH 120XP Flex-Head Gearbox Ratcheting Wrenches have a flexible head, they can reach farther than any other GEARWRENCH ratcheting wrench. The combination of the 120 position ratcheting wrench mechanism, the flex-head, and the extra long beam length gives the best access and leverage.
Compare this to the double flex wrenches made by Matco. That’s what I will do. There is a Matco one. Is it better than this. Even though you can only buy a set, and the price of a set can go up to $600+, it is still worth it. But that’s enough about the Matco tools.
For a 15mm, I bought this. It’s from Gearwrench, so you can be sure it’s good.
Allows for tighter space ratcheting. The 120xp design has a thin, narrow design that lets it fit into tight places.
Over 80 pounds of torque doesn’t feel like it bends at all. Even at the flex point, there isn’t much flex (after only about 5 uses so far ).
Because it is so thin and narrow, when you try to remove a stubborn nut, it will hurt your hand a little. A towel or glove will solve that problem.
Even without the flex head lock, this works well.
