711LMini Ratchet Wrench - One of the World's Smallest 1/4" EDC Ratchet Wrench For Tight Spaces - Alloy Steel - For Single-ended Hex Bit

Very well made and well packaged tool. Works so smoothly. The design gives good versatility and utility in such a tiny form factor. Amazing.

Great tool.Feels very high quality with a very smooth, high tooth count ratchet mechanism. It expands your capability deal with small spaces when disassembling or assembling small projects.

The very tiniest that I have seen yet strong and usable. Impress EDC friends snub the guy with the Knipex pliers and tell him that he pronounces it wrong no matter how he says it.

I own a few variations of these mini ratchets, and they work great. I love the little tin they come in, and the quality is top notch! Great job 711L!

Exactly what I needed to overcome a torx head screw in a location I couldn't get to. Works great. Quality seems excellent

I have been searching for a stubby version of these little ratchets for a long time, they're super handy. The company had the version that fits in a leatherman for a while, but I'm very glad the company started producing the one with the bit holder! It's innovative and a great addition to a keychain. Will drive 3" wood screws without a pilot hole into softwood 2x4 as a reference (not that you should, but it holds up)Cons:1. Can be very slippery due to their small size and the chrome/nickel plating. This wasn't a huge deal for the leatherman versions because they're designed to use the leatherman as the handle, but since this one is more stand alone oriented future versions would definitely benefit from knurling at minimum, perhaps even alternative finish options that are less prone to being slick (matte, stonewash, black oxide, etc).Mitigations: Works great paired with a little bit extender which can be used for more reach or leverage. Additionally, I added marine heat shrink tubing (the kind with adhesive) to mine which helps a lot, and I am using a small aluminum oval carabiner through the ratchet hole to attach it to my keys which I can use like a T-Shank handle.2. The bit holder on all of these style of mini ratchet wrenches tend to be pretty shallow. They work fine for regular bits, but aren't deep enough for most double ended bits or flat leatherman bits. Future versions with a somewhat deeper bit holder (think leatherman extension bit holder depth) would be great and only add a fraction to the overall length.Mitigation: In the meantime, I found that the Steinwhale stubby double ended bits fit perfectly, like they belonged together! Now I can carry a #2 phillips and flat bit on the tool all the time.Overall, the company is innovative and responsive, I highly recommend this ratchet if you're looking for something small enough to carry on a keychain or for mini kits!

I love this little ratchet. I install alarm systems for work which sometimes includes home automation equipment, such as automated door locks.Sometimes devices are installed next to or above other items like thermostats or door molding, making it impossible to use a standard screw driver to tighten screws..That's where this guy comes in. The head less than a half inch thick, and with a stubby driver bit it can easily get into tight spaces and the ratchet makes it a lot easier to tighten than a fixed driver that has to be removed and re-aligned with the screw head for every partial turn.Also the ratchet mechanism is very smooth and strong.The end being able to accept a bit or bit holder makes it much easier to hold and use as well.My only issue is how slippery the handle is. It's smooth chrome and especially difficult to hold get a grip on, being so small. I solved this by putting a layer of Sugru on it, which can also be bought on Amazon.

Well made and performed perfectly. Great for working in tight areas with limited lever space.