Klein Tools 7in1 Impact Flip Socket W/Handle 32900

As an HVAC Technician I use a competitor's reversible nut driver sockets a lot. 1/4”, 5/16” and occasionally a 3/8” are the ones I used the most. I now do more commercial and HVAC maintenance and that required up to 1/2”, so the extra three sizes this tool provides my Impact is great. Anything that can save space in my tool bag or on my tool belt is a good thing. This tool replaced the Klein Tools 32807MAG that I was using since I can use the 32900 by hand or Impact and it gives me the best of both worlds in one tool. My first week with the 32900 I tried using the different sockets, but mostly used the 1/2”. I found it was quicker for me to just use the 1/4”, 5/16” competitor sockets I've been using than pull apart and swap around the ones on the 32900. For some reason the 1/4”/ 5/16” on the 32900 seemed to stick and not want to slide off the shaft without some force. I also had the Magnet come out on the second day and also the third day of use after I had Super Glued back in on day two. I used more Super Glue and it stayed in place the rest of the week. I cannot swap out sockets of my competitors on the Klein shaft because the detent that holds them in place is a different length to it on the shaft. One drawback is the 32900 shaft is longer and holds three sockets while the ones I normally use have three different shaft lengths making it easier to get into tight spaces with. Overall, I was very happy with the Klein Tools 32900 7-in-1 Impact Flip Socket with Handle. I have several Klein tools in my collection and they along with the 32900 make up the most of my everyday carry tools.