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@@NathanielCera This one was from Home Depot

@@sirhoward5982 yeah it was a clearance a while ago

@GearSpinTools I want this set but they are 116 for the set at the moment. Hopefully the go on clearance this year

@@sirhoward5982 Not sure what they will have this holiday season but we’ll see.

Yeah with a charger and battery… I got that deal as well

I saw it from someone else but haven’t seen it in person yet

@@GearSpinTools darn it, some Lowes have them in AZ 😳😞

It’s basically like a farm store, similar to tractor supply or rural king.

Glad you found a set that’s working good for you.

@@DiligentDave1966 It’s 225ft-lbs. Fastening & 280ft-lbs. Breakaway. I wouldn’t put in the same field as Bosch or Milwaukee from what I’ve seen online but for the price I’m gonna give it a try and if anything I’ll just keep it in my car as a backup.

@@GearSpinTools I was just referring to the way the battery attaches to the tool. The specs are very similar to the subcompact Ridgid. For $45, if it will break lug nuts loose, it's worth the price.

@@DiligentDave1966 Yeah for sure, I’ve curious to try it out myself. From what I heard though you need a 4Ah battery to really get the power out of it. But I’m just gonna use the 2ah it came with for now.

@@GearSpinTools That's where most brands get you. The kits usually include a basic battery, and you need to buy a bigger battery separately to get the most out of the tool. I don't know about your vehicle, but the lug nuts on both of my cars are torqued to about 100 ft. lbs. The Hyper Tough should be able to handle that, You might want to see if they have a spare battery on clearance, though, just to be safe.

@@DiligentDave1966 Yeah I didn’t see any batteries by themselves on clearance but this definitely should work on my cars lug nuts I think they’re set to about 80ft lbs.

@@SaerTurner-wn2qh Is the newer one like their mid range drill driver? Cause as far as I know they still sell this subcompact drill and haven’t made a new one recently.

@@DiligentDave1966 Yes, there was more product in the main aisle as well. I don’t think the 3 drawer is on sale, I know they just had the promo on it that ended.

@@GearSpinTools The dang dolly that was part of the promo sold out well before the promo ended.

The cord in the video is for the Milwaukee fan. The Dewalt fan does not have an ac plug. From what I heard though apparently an older verision of the Dewalt did have an ac plug.

The 1st gen batteries did have problems. But from what I’ve seen the newer ones and stacked batteries seem to be doing well.

@@jodystrickland9150 Yes there has been some good Kobalt xtr promos in the last year.

That’s not the point. Any drill should be able to do that task in speed 1.

You're misleading the viewer when you're only telling half the story. The drill can perform with a smaller battery when set to the correct mode.​ @@GearSpinTools

@@kylefraser4280 yes it was good through the weekend

@@ex8280 nice!

I believe it is! The contacts on the battery seemed to have corrosion and a couple batteries I had stop working already.

@@GearSpinTools Too bad. Thank you.

Yeah lowest price they’ve ever been I’m pretty sure

I know they were sold out all around me, and they switched the deal to these wrenches. With all these icon discounts I’m thinking they’re gonna release some new products.

They did not get rid of the non-slip. The non slip skus are 64711 & 64712 and the straight ones you show here are 64709 and 64710.

@@colinmorris2598 Yes👍

They went on sale for $69.99… then went viral on tiktok. They sold out nearly everywhere

Yes those are 40% Off if your store has any left. I personally skipped on those since the selection was limited and I already have a few Pittsburgh ratchets.

@@GearSpinTools I have a Husky ratchet that I really like, but 40% off Icon is a great deal. I just think that HF should lower the price of Icon a little forever.

@@DiligentDave1966sure, they already are lowering the quality of their icon line, it’s a fake premium line that’s all mid tier. The apex produced Quinn is a better value

@@timweb1510 I think Icon is made by EP Auto

@@timweb1510 That’s actually interesting cause I’ve been hearing that and that some people are regretting buying their icon ratchets.

I’d say the Milwaukee puts out more air

All depends on which battery you’re using and what task.

@@GearSpinTools so in other words, you dont know.

@@GearSpinTools you should assume im asking either overall or compare batteries from equivelant sizes.

Forces fan owners to buy batteries lol

Interesting, but if it still works then keep rocking it.

Yeah trying to keep the test fair using a 2Ah for both tools.

Good call. I have a lot of the Ridgid gen 1 Pro Box stuff, and it's extremely durable! I just recently picked up some Link Crates at a great price, and hey, they're crates, pretty hard to screw that up. Also, just today got some of the 2-drawer on clearance as in your video. Deffo worth the $30! Gonna use mine as a base for my crates, so they will stay put.

@@floobertuber I have been looking at the Ridgid 2.0 system. I don’t really need a stack system, but the Ridgid seems solid. They also have a promo going on, where you can get the rolling piece with nothing attached for free if you buy the 3 drawer chest.

@@DiligentDave1966 Yeah, that's a decent promo! I was lucky and got my gen 1 stuff back when the prices were pre-crazy. I have (IIRC) five stacks, two of which I got for $72 per stack (cart, medium box, small box). That was a special-buy-of-the-day that I never saw repeated. Around $100-120 each for the other stacks. Numerous of the clear-top organizers for <$25 each. Now that same-component cart stack (albeit gen 2) only comes around for less then $150 occasionally. That said, if you need it, you need it. I recommend it.

Lol it does

@@Tcoker08 Aw man

@@NotABot88 😂

You have some idiots out there that would.

@@PseudoSpaceMarine The one near me has bars on the windows and doors. I live in a very privileged well off area, it's quite out of place. I laugh out loud every time I drive by it.

@@NotABot88 Sometimes thieves might target stores in well-off areas because they may have more relaxed security measures.

@@PseudoSpaceMarine Professional thieves. Did some time with a few. Actual time. Got to know them pretty well and I'm confident when I say, they ain't hittin no harbor freight 😆

@@javieraceves2252 😂 Lol, yeah it’s nice not having the tools locked up.