Not a tool snob but I am a buy once cry once kind of guy. I worked in the automotive and construction fields most of my life so far (about 22 years of experience). I tend to stick to Proto, MAC and Blackhawk with a few Snap-On and Matco products in my box (HF, Husky and the like are there too). I really never splurged on a good set of offset box wrenches due to the fact I have several sets on combination and ratcheting. I have a few yard sale and flea market finds in my box for offsets but not a set. I decided to try these due to some of the guys I worked with in the past swore by their impact sockets. I was not let down. They are not a Snap-On or MAC quality level tool however they are made very well. The fit and finish is solid. They fit as tight as any other wrench I have and look good enough to be Sunday tools. There are some less expensive tool features such as they are rather thick but not get in the way thick and they do have some weight to them. Not running out to replace other tools but I am eye balling the standard set now. Here is the scale.No name tools=1Stanley=2.5HF and big box=5Modern SK=7.5MAC and the like=10These are are solid 8 and I would compare them to some SK or US made Craftsman Pro. A step above Wera's wrenches or other brands Amazon likes to showcase in wrenches.