Amazon Basics 65 Piece Home Basic Repair Tool Kit Set With Bag

Customer Reviews

• S. P.

  EVERYTHING USED AND WEIRD SMELL

  (Note: I recieved everything today. I have not used anything from this delivery yet. Pictures are from straight out the packaging)I did not order a refirbrished set of tools. I was excited to receive a new set of fresh starter tools for projects in my new apartment and I get dirty tools with dents, dull blades, and a weird smelling oil (not even typical greaser smell). I'm very disappointed this is coming straight from Bolo Basics and would've at least expected receiving clean new tools if there is nothing in the title stating its used or refirbrished.I understand it's not like they are broken and I get that I could sharpen the blades myself and still use tools that have minor dents and marks, but WHY do I need to worry about that? I would expect to pay less than FULL PRICE for this lower level of quality.At this point I would not recommend ordering tools from Bolo Basics if their standard is to sell used tools and call them new. I cannot say anything about durability as these just came in today and these can be very useful around the house don't get me wrong... But I can't help but feel cheated to be given odd smelling tools that appear to be played with prior to shipment to a paying customer.

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• A. C.

  Nice set, but I'm giving it to my Girlfriend's son

  This is not a toy set, that is not why I am giving it to a kid. These tools will do fine for common tasks around the home or office. Hanging a picture, putting Ikea stuff together, changing a vent cover...yadda yadda. The levers on the slip joint pliers didn't line up evenly. Not a big deal, but it just bugs me a little. The hammer and allen wrenches seem well constructed. Tape measure is ok, but I fele like it wouldn't survive a lot of use. I also purchased a 3 piece pliers set from Stanley, and the Stanley pliers are slightly better quality and feel more solid in the hand. I'm sure this Bolo set will last my girlfriend, and her son for years. However at just about $10 more, I'm going to go with the Stanley tool set. Again, the Bolo set if fine, and well priced, for what it is intended for. As the description states, it's good for the office, dorms, or a kitchen drawer. My reason for going with Stanley is I like to tell myself I need something a little more "manly".

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• L.

  You get what you pay I guess

  Not sure how the rest is going to hold up but the hammer broke the first time we used it ... my boyfriend always tells me brand matters and I guess hes right.

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• R. J. B.

  Okay basic tool kit

  This is an okay basic home tool kit. In here you will find about every tool you will need for tasks around the house and whatnot. My main complaint is that the case does not allow you to organize the tools very well. I would have given this five stars but for the fact that the case really does not do much more than act as a big bag in which the tools can be thrown haphazardly.On the plus side, there are some useful tools here. There is a very nice screwdriver set, useful Allen wrenches, and a nice socket wrench set. I just wish that they put a little more thought into the carry bag. RJB.

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• C. O.

  Budget friendly for general handyman work

  I just graduated and I needed a budget friendly toolkit that could handle minor repairs and general handyman tasks. This was exactly what I needed and I have used it several times since purchasing it. The tools are of decent quality and can handle most tasks. There is a ton of empty space in the bag which leaves room to add a power drill or other supplementary items. I managed to utilize the interior pockets in such a way that the tools are neatly organized and I decided to wrap the safety glasses in a neckerchief to reduce the amount of scratches it receives from jostling around. This usually camps in my car trunk and it doesn't take up much space. Overall, for the price, this is a fantastic purchase.

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