Hex Key Set 30 Pcs, Allen Keys Set with 15 Pcs Long Arm Flat End (0.028-3/8”) and 15 Pcs Metric Short Arm Flat End (1.27-10mm), Wrenches Set for Clocks Glasses Installing Parts Bicycles -HHW1A

This has all sizes and quality is great. I had some very tight screws and even the small keys survived !

I bought this set because I needed to dismantle several pieces of furniture and that required lots of different sizes of Allen keys. I am very impressed with this set, especially given that it is relatively cheap. I had to tackle some screws that were almost rusted shut and these keys coped with them all and there really is a size for every screw. I do find the case a bit annoying as some of the keys, on both sides of the case, don't fit securely into their slot. When you try to close the case they inevitably fall out so you have to try and hold the keys in place and quickly slam it shut!

I'm very pleased with these. I was sick of rummaging round to find Alan (Hex) Keys and never seeming to have the right size. In the end after yet another simple job that went unfinished I bought these. This really is problem solved. Firstly, they come in a heavy duty box which they fit into very securely. Thus means no more loose Alan keys getting misplaced. The sizes are also marked making guess work unnecessary.As for the quality of the keys themselves they are brilliant - as expected. This isn't my first TACK LIFE product and I'm never disappointed either by price or quality. They are reassuringly heavy and sizes range from huge to surprisingly small. There isn't a size that isn't covered. It's so nice to just have the right tools for the job.Happy to recommend.

Just the other week, I bought a set of Hex and Torque keys from Tacklife and was impressed with their quality and value for money. Then my partner bought some bedroom furniture that needed putting together which gave me chance to use my new tools. All was going well until several of the bolts were located in awkward positions and found my new hex keys were too long, which was good in some ways as it meant I had a good excuse to buy more tools.Luckily, this set includes long arm keys for the Imperial sizes, but short arms for the Metric sizes – perfect for what I needed.The 2 sets are packed together in a handy storage case, with the Imperial keys on the left and Metric keys stored on the right.Each set covers a large range of sizes and should easily cover any size fixings you would find around your home and garage.***** Conclusion *****If you are looking for a reasonable quality set of Allen Keys that offer great value for money and covers a large range of sizes, from the hefty 10mm key to the tiny 0.7mm then this is a great choice.I don’t really have much use for the Imperial keys, but they are always handy to have around the house just in case you need them.All in all, this is another very nice product from Tacklife.

I bought this for my motorbikes and it I've used it for a few months now. It seems to be a well made set of tools that have every size you could possibly need; the twin sets of measurements allow you to work on either Imperial or Metric bolts without trying to rattle or force a key into place.One or two of the little plastic lugs has broken so the keys wobble a bit, but other than that I can't complain.I would recommend this item.

Great little kit of Allan keys and covers a very broad range of sizes. They feel of high quality except the very smallest one of each side. They are so thin that I can’t see them lasting long. But once you pass the bottom three they feel much more sturdy. The box feels cheap and tacky but will do for now. The price was really good and so I guess the trade off had to be somewhere. Better to have crappy box than crappy tools and great box 😂

Annoyingly, the box that houses these keys does not last long. Keys come loose and never seem to fit in properly. Rather than having a press-in housing, they should have a slide-in housing instead. Most of my most commonly used keys just rattle around in the box. The keys themselves are not super sturdy either, a few of mine have worn down quite significantly from regular use. Try and save money for a better set if you can.

Not too long ago I purchased myself a vintage road bike from the 80's. I wanted to slightly reposition the drop bars, which required a specific allen key. I already owned a set of hex/allen keys, and my dad owned an even more extensive set, and simply none of them would fit (the ones that looked as if they should fit were either a tiny bit too small or too large).I ordered this set of allen keys, and the first one I tried was a hit! Worked perfectly and now I am finally able to adjust the drop bars. I assume that the bike required a different measurement system of allen keys than the ones we owned or are common (perhaps where I live)? Not too sure. My guess would be that I owned a metric set only, but required an imperial one as well.In any case ... It was a success, and I am super happy! Also, the quality of the box is not the most premium in its fine details, but it is super sturdy and handy. I cannot review the longevity of the product and have not thoroughly tested the quality long-term, but I had to put an excessive force onto the key in order to loosen the bolt (guess it was stuck for thirty years) and nothing got damaged or broken. So for the price I paid, I cannot really say anything bad about it and my bike is very grateful as well.