GREENLEE TEXTRON  GREENLEE TEXTRON 0153-43C 9 IN 1 MULTI-TOOL DRIVER

Very handy to have at work in your pocket.

I went to the store looking for a square (or R drive) screwdriver and after not finding one I ran across this multi screwdriver, which has many different changeable bits on it, I purchased it and found out that it was comfortable to use and I rather enjoyed using it and having it in my tool bag.

the grip on this screwdriver creates a sturdy handle, and will accept alot of torque without your hand slipping off, and the square drives always come in handy.all in all exceptional driver for the price.all bits are well made and dont round off very easily.

I've had Multi-tool screwdrivers before but this one is rugged, durable and a great value for the asking price.

I bought this screwdriver about a month ago at Sears, and I have to say that I really to like it better than my Craftsman, Craftsman Professional, or Klein versions.  I also have a Wera version that I like, but for around 11 bucks this is a really great driver.  It is much better than my craftsman versions, and moderately better than the Kleins.  This screwdriver has just the right amount of rubber on the outside as well as the solid acetate ridges below the rubber when you're gripping hard.  All-in-all I say get one and try it. Be aware, however, that sears does not cover the lifetime warranty (At least that's what they say in my area) on greenlee tools, you have to go to a licensed Greenlee dealer (check your local electrical and plumbing stores).

what more can you ask for? all in one, what a space saver and good quality screwdriver, everyone should own one, save time and grief!

I happened upon this tool while shopping at Sears for a multi bit driver. Up to that point, I had no idea that it existed. I was already familiar with the Greenlee 6 in 1, and initially mistook this driver for that one. There were also some 6 in 1's on the rack. In fact, they were on the same hook. The packaging is the same and I almost confused one for the other. After a few minutes of glancing them over, I decided to give the 9 in 1 a try. After removing it from the package, I immediately appreciated something. The grip is longer and slightly fatter than the Klein 10 and 11 in 1. I have longer than average fingers and it felt very comfortable in my hand. Klein's are great drivers for working in tighter spaces. Their grips however have always been a little too compact for my taste. The interesting part is that the Greenlee isn't a great deal longer. It just devotes more of the length to the grip. I agree with the previous review. This is a solid and well constructed tool that by no means takes a back seat to Klein. It holds it's own and is solid without the rattling or occasional losing of bits that are inherent to the Klein. I also find it to be a good value. I took a chance on it, and haven't regretted the purchase. This appears to be a new Greenlee product. I later did some internet research on it. Sears is the only retailer that I could find anywhere that sells it at this point. I can't even find a record of it on the Greenlee site! I suspect that we'll see more of this tool in the coming weeks. In the meantime, I am happy with the purchase and would buy another. The selection of bits is essentially equivalent to those on the Irwin 9 in 1.

i've used a klein 11-in-one screwdriver for several months now in my position as a maintenance supervisor. i've used it everyday in all kinds of different situations, and i thought it was a good tool, until i saw this greenlee. the greenlee 9-in-one is a much, much better tool. it's handle feels nicer, in my hand at least, and the overall quality is higher than the klein- the bits don't rattle around in the handle and fall out like they do in the klein. the bits also seem to be of better quality. if you're looking for an all-in-one, i highly recommend this greenlee tool.