I am an ASE Certified auto tech that uses Craftsman almost exclusively and I don't like these.
They require to much movement to grab the next gear when trying to ratchet so they aren't good in tight spots.
These Craftsman offset ratchet wrenches work okay. The don't have the fine gear count of other ratcheting wrenches so they need to swing more before catching the next gear click. But these wrenches due have a nice offset that allows them to go where standard ratcheting wrenches can't.
These wrench sets have to be one of the best values in the Sears tool department. They cover a wide variety of common metric fasteners. The offset wrench helps to keep your hand a safe distance from the object where the fastener is located.
These ratcheting wrenches work great for tight spots and long bolts/shanks. They're even better when you can catch them on sale.
Made in USA, 8/3/07, $20