6-Piece Suzume Extra Long Flex Head Ratcheting Wrench Set (8-19mm) $36.30 + Free S/H

sobitthen

Feb 12, 2026 11:55 PM

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sobitthenFeb 12, 2026 11:55 PM

489 Posts

Look at the 1 star reviews, each one said the ratcheting breaks under high load. If you make a wrench this long it better be able to handle up to 200# of torque. Not sure how theirs broke, but not a good sign when more than 1 in short period of availability having such issues. Others mentioned the head was loose, some said stiff, so not know for quality control.. I would pass unless using for light duty work and need for reach into tight place, could tape up the floppy head. Also no mention of any warranty I saw, so stuck to 30 day Amazon or mercy of seller...
I own several sets like this in normal length n stubby, in floppy head and rigid, they are rarely ever used preferring to use a 6 point socket or wrench whenever possible to preserve the hardware.

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mzammo

Feb 13, 2026 02:00 AM

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Joined Mar 2016

mzammoFeb 13, 2026 02:00 AM

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Quote from sobitthen

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Look at the 1 star reviews, each one said the ratcheting breaks under high load. If you make a wrench this long it better be able to handle up to 200# of torque. Not sure how theirs broke, but not a good sign when more than 1 in short period of availability having such issues. Others mentioned the head was loose, some said stiff, so not know for quality control.. I would pass unless using for light duty work and need for reach into tight place, could tape up the floppy head. Also no mention of any warranty I saw, so stuck to 30 day Amazon or mercy of seller...
I own several sets like this in normal length n stubby, in floppy head and rigid, they are rarely ever used preferring to use a 6 point socket or wrench whenever possible to preserve the hardware.

Yea this is the problem with most of the extra long sets on Amazon, no solid box end for breaking it loose. I have used the Disen set since I got a good deal on it and haven't broken one yet using them as breaker bars but it's only a matter of time. For $3 more Horusdy has a set with a solid end on one side and a ratcheting end on the other and that's probably the better buy.

SalukiCheapskate

Feb 13, 2026 02:43 PM

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Joined Aug 2022

SalukiCheapskateFeb 13, 2026 02:43 PM

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Quote from sobitthen

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Look at the 1 star reviews, each one said the ratcheting breaks under high load. If you make a wrench this long it better be able to handle up to 200# of torque. Not sure how theirs broke, but not a good sign when more than 1 in short period of availability having such issues. Others mentioned the head was loose, some said stiff, so not know for quality control.. I would pass unless using for light duty work and need for reach into tight place, could tape up the floppy head. Also no mention of any warranty I saw, so stuck to 30 day Amazon or mercy of seller...
I own several sets like this in normal length n stubby, in floppy head and rigid, they are rarely ever used preferring to use a 6 point socket or wrench whenever possible to preserve the hardware.

Yeah - I have the regular length version of these and they're fine for little projects, but I can't image putting real torque on them. The regular ones are definitely worth the crazy low price, but I don't think I'd waste my money on these.

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GreenShoe4128

Feb 16, 2026 11:16 PM

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Joined Feb 2025

GreenShoe4128Feb 16, 2026 11:16 PM

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Quote from sobitthen

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Look at the 1 star reviews, each one said the ratcheting breaks under high load. If you make a wrench this long it better be able to handle up to 200# of torque. Not sure how theirs broke, but not a good sign when more than 1 in short period of availability having such issues. Others mentioned the head was loose, some said stiff, so not know for quality control.. I would pass unless using for light duty work and need for reach into tight place, could tape up the floppy head. Also no mention of any warranty I saw, so stuck to 30 day Amazon or mercy of seller...
I own several sets like this in normal length n stubby, in floppy head and rigid, they are rarely ever used preferring to use a 6 point socket or wrench whenever possible to preserve the hardware.

I have this set and the head is not floppy it is actually rather stiff, and you would have to be a moron to use these as a 200 ft lb breaker bar.

RickK9165

Feb 17, 2026 03:17 AM

95 Posts

Joined Jan 2019

RickK9165Feb 17, 2026 03:17 AM

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I bought these a few months back and the 10mm ratcheting mechanism was broken out of the box. I returned it and didn't look back.

sobitthen

Feb 17, 2026 05:09 AM

489 Posts

Joined Mar 2006

sobitthenFeb 17, 2026 05:09 AM

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Quote from GreenShoe4128

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I have this set and the head is not floppy it is actually rather stiff, and you would have to be a moron to use these as a 200 ft lb breaker bar.

Considering a seized bolt or nut in this size, it would be easy to exert 200# of force trying to break free that piece of hardware in 19mm at that length. You get what you pay for is always the story, again if used on light duty and keep oiled up, prob last a long while, if pull some serious force, wear gloves... I prefer tools with lifetime or min of a year warranty myself. I have broke more than one of these style over the years when it was the only tool you could get into place to tear into a repair. And as stated reports as to head loose and head stiff, why said quality control if not all the same.

6-Piece Suzume Extra Long Flex Head Ratcheting Wrench Set (8-19mm) $36.30 + Free S/H

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