Wera Compact Tool Set "Kraftform 20" with Pouch, SL/PH/PZ, 7 Pieces, Silver

Perfect for having a variety of screwdrivers in your tool kit without having them take up too much room. The full size handle is very comfortable and the different heads that are hidden inside are easy to get to. changing them is fast and easy. The usual high quality that you would expect from Wera

Ok it is a little on the large size, but it fits neatly in my Maxpedition skinny along with Knipex Cobra (150) pump pliers and a Leatherman Rebar and all the other bits (torch etc...) that I carry around each day in my rucksack. Whilst there are smaller less chunky sets on the market there is no denying Wera quality and solidity. This really is very good value for money and the rapidaptor provides a solid fit for standard bits and the handle allows for a good grip. For an EDC this is an excellent choice and covers most small jobs where I do not need to revert to my toolbox. 10/10

I use this almost every day at work and it's made my life so much easier. No more scrabbling around for the right screwdriver - I attach this to my belt in the morning and if I need any standard driver while I'm out and about for a quick job I can usually do it there and then instead of having to come back with tools.It oozes quality and is incredibly quick to change bits, especially after a bit of practice. It's far quicker to change bits than any other bitset I've used - even quicker, possibly, then bending down to pick up a different screwdriver.The rotating plastic around the bitholder is also incredibly useful, especially when using flatheads as it makes it easy to hold the driver steady and stop it slipping out.The only downside is that there is no smaller flathead bit (No.2 or No.3) but that's not much of a problem - I just swapped out the rarely-used PH1 bit with a small flathead bit from another set. I wonder though if they have done this for a reason - the driver is advertised as being for use in powertools and I doubt a No.2/3 driver would be strong enough for this.The "Wera Toolcheck" set compliments this driver beautifully - I recommend you buy them both and make a few changes to the drivers you keep in them depending on your usage.

This is, overall, a nice product by Wera.A good selection of bits, ideal for every day screwdriving.Only draw back is, when extending the shaft, it can be a bit tricky to push it back down into the screwdriver body with the collar depressed. It seems you have to try a few times before the collar will push down and allow the shaft to be retract.The handle is well shaped and all the components fit together firmly. The supplied pouch is finished to a high standard.

Owning a few Wera tools, and knowing they are high quality, I decided to shell out and get the Kompakt 20, feeling reassured that Wera don't make poor products. I wasn't disappointed! I had some concerns that the handle mechanism would be a weak spot, but having used this for some time now, I don't think this will be an issue. It feels pretty solid when in use, there is sufficient support to get some good torque on the driver. Ideal for throwing in your pocket/belt and dealing with almost any situation. The Kraftform handle is a familiar feature which I love, although this is a little chunkier than usual, given it is storing the bits inside. It's my first Rapidaptor bit holder, and it's fantastic. Really easy to use and holds the bits really securely. I will also be picking up some of those for my driver the next time I'm in need. Exactly what you would expect from a quality German tool manufacturer.

only use wera tools now - great set

So useful and worth the money, top quality as always from Wera

I'm a huge fan of this tool; very versatile and compact. ...and the way the it pops open is pretty cool too!The body of the tool is pretty big. I you have smaller hands, take this into account.Wera's knobbly grip is an acquired taste, but I think it helps. Fat bit for torque, skinny section to spin faster.I don't like having the bit-holder down by the work, but for simple DIY, it's never caused me a problem.The actual bits are very good quality, if you don't abuse them, they last very well, and don't ruin screw heads.I'm very careful with my tools, but if you abuse your gear, the mechanisms on this could jam up. I've had my original one for at least 5 years (used at least once a week at home). I have a lot of Wera drivers at work, but I've got a second one for work as I missed the convenience this tool provides.If all my tools vanished tomorrow, this would be very close to the top of the list for replacement.