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I've got one of these which might also be of interest to folks who want the above
https://www.amazon.co.uk/SabreCut-MRSC01-Ratchet-Stainless-Professional/dp/B08S41VCZH/
Really small, maybe 3" long? So great when clearance is limited.
Cheers Poops, very handy.
Bought a set without realising delivery date. Ah well, didn't really need, and it'll be a surprise present when they come!
@5lab I have a Bahco one I got from someone, very similar to the one in this set but with a female head:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/p/2298611532?iid=305240236677
I’ve wanted one of these for bottle cages
After getting pee'd off with my standard Wera stainless allen keys being too long for some jobs, I also bought the stubby version: great where there's little clearance such as bottle cage bosses. Didn't realise they existed!
^^I think a lot of people are buying them mate, initially the wait was a couple of weeks I'm sure.
This is exactly what I needed the other day with a pesky bottle cage. Again, didn't really know this kind of thing existed! Although, I am allergic to cheapo tools no matter how much a "bargain", so I have located & ordered the good version instead 😃: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Profile-Stubby-ratcheting-Screwdriver-ENGINEER
(bonus, this one is ratcheting too!)
You can also get a low profile ratchet, £4.68.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B097JQL83R?smid=A2TRLUHN2AK619&tag=pepperegc22-21&ascsubtag=2647104452


The little micro-stubby reversible screwdriver at the bottom of the page is equally useful, I’ve got one after noticing one of the workshop guys I worked with had one, and used it a lot.
It’s a bit easier to use, I think, because it’s just that bit deeper so you get better grip, which is an issue I find now, with the arthritis in my finger joints.
Only £5.99, so cheap enough to get one along with the ones Poopscoop posted.
@cerrado-tu-ruido that's very similar to the Bahco ratchet I was talking about, mine doesn't have the padding though. Very handy size.
The set in the OP are coming up at nearly £12 for me, plus shipping.
^^ Yeah, the deals ended im afraid mate.
I saw a picture of this on Brian Park’s (Pinkbike bossman) insta stories from the Taipei cycle show this week and have been searching the net for it since. Looks like such a great little tool, not cheap though.
711L Lollipop Bit Driver (Aluminum)
Delivery 24th March now so I've ordered. Thanks @poopscoop
mine arrived today too
the little magnet that holds the bit in fell out of 1 already! ive superglued it back in
still very pleased for the price, i like that theres 3 of them & bright colours, because ill definitely lose then from time to time