Snap-on FDX Sockets | Snap-on Tool Tips

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In this episode of Snap-on Tool Tips we dive into the features and benefits of the revolutionary FDX socket line. Learn why Flank Drive Xtra is the most high-tech innovation in modern socket design as well as the other reasons why the FDX socket is the must-have socket for every technician in any field.

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I bought the sets 1/4 and 3/8 shallow, semi deep, and deep. They are the tightest fitting sockets hands down I love these sockets. Worth every penny

ramsandrzr

Not an everyday socket, they fit so tight they can be hard to get off the fastener. Worse if there’s any rust on the fastener. These are fantastic though when the fastener is starting to round or if you need a little more “bite” when torquing a fastener. The step on the outside of the socket for gripping to pull the socket off your ratchet is AWESOME! I want that feature and the large engraved number for socket size in regular sockets. I would trade in all my other sockets for that!

ghostwrench

Love mine. Not for an everyday go to tho. I just use them on stripped stuff. Too stiff to get on and off constantly.

cantevenseeyourightn

I always preferred non-polished finishing and traction profile with the knurling of my German Hazet sockets compared to highly polished Snap-on and Proto sockets.
It is hard to get Hazet if you live on Canada's West Coast so I started buying Snap-on and Proto tools. Snap-on Flank Drive sockets, Snap-on Flank Drive 6-point combination wrenches, and Snap-onFlank Drive Flare Nut wrenches are the best. (Proto also makes high-quality 6-point wrenches)
I love these new Snap-on Flank Drive Xtra sockets.

MrCROBosanceros

Don't get me wrong, Snap-on make some products that are extortionate with their price for what you're buying but these sockets work. Of course any brand and especially Snap-on love their gimmicks to make something sound more appealing to the consumer however these sockets truly do what they say on the tin.

bradleyburns

O yeah those are nice I gotta get me some

WillyD

Work great on northstar v8 cam bearing caps they use a short head 10 mm bolt on those my Mac edge and regular snap on set would not grab it only time I use them is for fasteners like that they fit to tight to use them every day imo

mikevance

Do those socket holders come with when you Order them?

michaelbrewer

Great improvement 💪
But still I consider that the Super Lock sockets design are best the best ones

Anyway, you guys rock with lots of things
Keep it up the great work

BoscaMarius

Not an everyday socket ... Sockets work good on rounded bolts

jonacolt

like the "snappy" beats intro if you turn on closed captions lol

williammorken

I've been using them since they first became available and they are great until until they won't fit. They are so tight that they won't fit grease zerks, Bendix disk brake shear nuts, rusty bolts, etc. If your using them on a new bolt then they are great but I've had many times that I had to use a non fdx because these are too tight. That's something to consider before you trade in all your sockets for fdx.

leea.

I bought a set and sold it shortly after. The rusted, rounded, damaged fasteners they were designed for, i couldn't get them on or off reliably. So now i just run my flank drives and a set of bolt biters if i need. They just didn't fit in my world

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