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

Quality and it’s small

Great little ratchet.

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!

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.

Great item & fast shipping!

Works well for what it is, plenty of clearance for wrenching in tight spots. I haven't broken it yet, so that's a big plus!

This tiny ratchet is so handy for reaching those hard to reach spots -especially under the hood of my car. You can extend the handle by inserting a 1/4" allen wrench into the female hex end handle (note, 711L has several variations of this ratchet including a male hex end, a flat end that fits Leatherman tools and flex-head versions). I also own 711L’s Lollipop screwdriver that has an ingenious pop-out lever for extra torque. These tools are well made -their fit and finish is silky smooth. Designed and made in Taiwan, these tools are on-par with the best of American or German-made tools.

Size doesn't matter...Great little ratchet. This is so small that it fits right in myVIPERADE VE1 EDC Tool Pocket Organizer with the "frequently purchased together"Steinwhale 10in1 Short Stubby Mini Screwdriver and also myGerber Gear Armbar Slim Drive. Now I feel like my EDC toolkit is complete. It came in a nice metal box with foam insert to shape of ratchet. No bit included which is NOT a problem. Zero defects on the tool itself and just a small defect on the case to the top right of the "L" in the last picture. (Assuming they are in the order I uploaded them) You'd likely need to zoom in to see it. I like defect free products, cases include, but this is so minor I don't mind and still give it 5 stars. I'd only mention one thing. The Steinwhale bits I mention above are great but are a little sticky when first inserting into the ratchet. At first one bit only went in part way but when reversed fit fine. Then I tried another bit which sank TOO far into the ratchet and the clip on the ratchet head was keeping it from coming back out. No amount of pulling or pushing made it come free and even refused to budge when I begrudgingly grabbed the bit with plyers. In the end I had to remove the clip which wasn't exactly easy to get back on for the bit to slide out. Maybe this is a problem that will disappear in time as I use it more but I just want to emphasize these Steinwhale bits aren't made specifically for the ratchet and may become stuck. This obviously isn't the fault of either company but I want to be transparent that these bits may become stuck in the ratchet requiring some effort to remove. Aside from that it's a great product and I'd buy this again if ever lost or as a gift. Shipped on time.