236-Piece Home Repairing Tool Set with Tool Bag, Red | Mechanics Hand Tool Kit, 12-Inch Wide Mouth Open Bag, 3/8" SAE Sockets and Wrench Set Included, For DIY & Home Maintenance

I recently picked up my 2nd one of these neon green tool kits, and I have to say, they’re a pretty solid buy for someone who’s just getting started with smaller home projects or to fix odds and ends. I was looking for a toolkit that would cover the basics, and this one definitely does the job. I saw it reviewed online by Project Farm and he put this kit through some tests and it performed fairly well (Especially for the price). It comes with a wide range of tools for almost any situation—everything from screwdrivers to pliers—and even includes a carrying bag to keep everything organized. The tools themselves seem durable enough for light to moderate use, and the bright neon green color is actually pretty fun (and easy to spot in a cluttered garage). However, the hammer feels a little on the light side. If you’re planning on tackling bigger projects, you might want something heavier, but for basic around-the-house tasks, it’ll do just fine. I ended up buying two of these kits—one for the boat, just in case of emergencies, and one to keep at my business so I don’t have to haul tools back and forth all the time. Can it help you finish your basement? Probably not, but it’s definitely a great option for the average joe looking to get through everyday home repairs without breaking the bank. Overall, I'm pretty happy with the purchase (obviously, I bought 2)

I watched a youtube video that ranked this as one of the top homeowner tool kits, and after buying this I definitely agree. It has basically every tool one needs for little fixes around the house. The tools are fairly durable, comfortable, and versatile. I use it to fix all of my gas power tools, and since the bag is pretty large, I can put other tools from around my house into the bag to make an ultra tool kit. This kit has saved me hundreds in power tool repairs. I highly recommend!

Bought for my handy daughter to have a solid tool kit in her kitchen area that wasn’t as construction like as her and husbands work tools but still quite useful. She was quite happy with the quality and utility. Now she just needs to make sure her husband doesn’t borrow any and not return them

Low cost, very average quality, but good for a first tool set. It will fix 90% of the problems you have around the house. I'd give this to a young first-time homeowner or renter as a gift along with a cordless drill, bits and a plug tester.

I got this for my 11 year old grandson as a starter tool kit we could keep adding on to. The tools are a modest size, perfect for his hands and not too heavy, yet it seems very durable, well made, and perfectly adequate for most any household repair or a building project.

I was looking around for a good tool set and bag to have around the house and found its surprisingly difficult to find a set I know would work well as the reviews always seem to be contradicting each other. Thankfully project farm had me covered, this tool set was extensively tested by project farm and was recommended as a good budget set. If it's good enough for his standards its good enough for me. I can confirm all the tools seem to be of good quality and the wrenches especially have stood up well the past couple months of me abusing them doing repairs and assemblies around the house.

My husband had some of these tools already but not all in one place - very nice set of tools!

First I bought a green set for the garden shed. It was so nice that I bought a red set for the house. I like organizing by colors because it keeps the tools where they belong. I wish they had more colors because I’d buy a set for the basement. I also wish they had an option to buy without the bag, although it’s an extremely nice, thick bag. I just didn’t need it.