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The older Halfords Professional stuff was really good quality, the ratchet spanners were made by Gearwrench and until the latest generation of Snap On ratchet spanners were probably the best around, the Torque wrenches were and still are made by Norbar which makes stuff for lots of brands and...
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I would say these are a much better buy, especially when they have a -20% voucher
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Sealey-TBTP02-91-Piece-Socket-Set-1-4-3-8-1-2-Square-Drives-in-Foam-To/153536832701?epid=26033930337&hash=item23bf8224bd:g:1MUAAOSwtRRdDBCl
When the Blue point sets are on offer they're good value, halfords don't do a big enough range in my opinion to be a professional choice, lack of long and flex ratchets and soft grip handles and the screwdrivers are turd, it ok for diy but not much more
Anyone else think Halfords are pricing themselves out of the market, prices just keep going up and they're at point now where you could get a Snap on blue point set for the same money.