MakitaB-49616 Impact Gold 3 Pc. Assorted (2-1/2") Torx Double-Ended Power Bits

These double-ended Torx bits are worth their weight in gold. I've owned several sizes of them for 3-4 years now that have driven hundreds of fasteners without fail. The only reason I purchased more is because I've lost them and not due to wear.If you're looking for Torx drivers, I'd strongly suggest these Makita Impact Gold bits.

Holds up under use well. More reach than a standard torx bit. Size lettering stamped on the bit is hard to see.

For a simple project at home I purchased some premium screws over the cheapest pack I could find. After coming home I realized they used Torx bits and Since the pack included a free but thought I was good. Driving a few screws using the drill driver and impact driver, felt like the supplied T25 but was too loose and caused a few slips unless I really pushed down on the tool while driving. I tried another T25 but I had at home but again, didn't feel as solid.After checking out the Makita bits I felt they fit the screws the best which was actually surprising. Most of the time I only see Phillips fitting so tightly that I could almost hold the screw without magnetic tips horizontaly but these allowed the Torx bits to hold.The one thing that kinda of bothered me was the duel headed style which I haven't used before. Turns out they fit fine in the impact drivers but they don't fit in some quick change adaptors. I tried the Bosch which fit fine but keep this in mind if your swapping bits between your drill and impact driver. The price is a tad high, but you get two for the price of one. For weight saving and keeping your toolbox with less items it's also saving on carrying spares since it's dual use.

They seem to be good quality. Durable and fits screw heads properly.

I RATE THESE GUYS AS COMBAT BITS. I DID MY BEST TO TEAR THEM UP THESE PAST FEW PROJECTS BUT THEY ARE HOLDING UP WELL.

I’ve changed all bits to Makita gold

Best made bits I’ve used

Arrived on time and good quality