There are negative comments about clean and organized tools on every toolbox video I watch. Makes no sense. Almost like people take pride in working out of a dirty sh*tbox. My brother is a diesel tech. He uses the living crap out of his tools every day. He wipes them down at the end of the day before they go back in the box (religiously; bordering on clinical OCD). Most of them look brand new. I gave him a hard time about it once (because his cleaning routine was cutting into beer drinking time). His reasoning was pretty simple... "If I am working on a guy's semi and I bring him out to show him something, I want my toolbox to be a reflection of my work ethic... clean, organized, meticulous and efficient.... If I had a half-million dollars tied up in a semi, that's the kind of guy I would want working on it. Think about it... If a guy isn't willing to take care of HIS OWN stuff, why would I want him touching MY stuff?" Hard to argue with that...

@vwr32jeep

2 жыл бұрын

I think the point is that even in a shop where the mechanic is OCD about cleaning the tools… there’s still usually signs of use. Somewhere. Like grease smudges on the drawer mats from when you’re working on something and get a different tool out with dirty hands. This collection looks like a showroom display and rarely used at all. Not that there’s anything wrong with that… unless you’re giving reviews about the quality.

Coincidence I just watched the purchase video and this comes out today.

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

Perfect timing!

@troycondon7156

3 жыл бұрын

Me to

“So far I’m liking them” dude literally bought every single thing they make. That’s love

A clean tool box and work top is a sign of madness

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

🤷‍♂️

Alot of comments about how clean your tools are! My dad taught me when I was young to always clean your tools when you're done and put them away where they belong. I watched your vid because I just picked up a few sets of Icon wrenches and wanted to see if people liked them or not. When I was 19 I started my first job as an industrial mechanic and bought Craftsman sockets, ratchets, screwdrivers and wrenches. They were all pretty good, but the best thing was the convenience of being able to exchange for new when they broke. Only had to replace 1/2 inch ratchets and screwdrivers. I get attached to tools that I have had for a long time. I would still have them but they washed away in a flood a few years ago and now I'm starting over with my home tools. Hope these Icons do good for me. Great vid, Thanx.

Ive been getting my snap-on box full of icon stuff lol. I dont work on cars I just love shiny chrome tools.

Wow. You take great care of your tools. They look really good for being so used. I liked your review.

I have the anti-slip grip wrenches and I love them

Ive snapped many ratchets and sockets when starting out and using 3/8 for everything. I bought impact sockets and used them on hand tools, that stopped broken sockets as long as you have enough space. Up graded to a full set of 1/2 drive and breaker bars, used the right tool for the job and things went so much better. I still used impact sockets on ratchets more than chrome.

I bought the Icon wrench set, don’t have any issues. I also have a complete Tekton socket set and a Icon ratchet. The Tekton ratchet I dropped and the guts came flying out. Received rebuilt kit and rebuilt no issues after. I work on the Pump repair field so everyday is a hard day and a torture test on my tools. I think I can live with the Icons / Tekton tools rather than the extra money for the Snap-on stuff. Have some Snap-on stuff but can see the logic of spending 4 time the money for a tool that will perform as well. Have to wait for Fridays for the truck to come by or swing by HF and replace the stuff. The Tekton took 2 days to receive the replacement so not bad. I would say if you are starting try the Icon or Tekton. The Icon are built in Taiwan as are the Tekton (some are US made)

I love my long wrenches! I have a couple different sets of longer wrenches and enjoy using them. But I also have a nice set of SK's that are not long and they work well too.

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

Sk tools are good stuff!

Thanks for the review. I tried one love it and thinking about getting the impact

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

Heck yea!

I am a heavy duty diesel mechanic and I abuse my tools daily, I bought the Icon impact 3/8 and 1/2 swivel socket sets, definitely recommend getting those and something worth having a harbor freight close by to warranty it out if needed , I did buy the 3/8 flex head icon ratchet, it’s ok, I own the Pittsburg pro flex head ratchets as well, I feel those are better than the icon ones, but I invested in the gearwrench comfort grip locking flex head ratchets, love those, I feel like the Icon has room to grow, but the convenience of HarborFreight is worth it too me

I need those drawers. You’re organized. My tools are in bags 😂. I’ve got three cars and I do some repairs and almost all the maintenance

Great review. Thanks for sharing your experience with the icon tools.

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Truly making me want to start buying Icon much cheaper and look exactly like snap on as well

I got the 1/2 drive impacts and the profiling is so nice, I chuck them to a ratchet as much as I do an impact gun. My chromes are pretty much retired.

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

Nice! Good to hear your liking them!

Nice tools and shop Justin. Would love to see more tool vids. Hf sells some very decent tools I have quite a few of them I just stay away from the real cheap ones.

Thanks for your review! Helped alot in my decision.

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

Good deal!

I have a couple of ratchets, the snap ring plier set, and 1/2" impacts. I have been super happy with them so far.

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

Thats good to hear!

Went and got some new 1/4&3/8 icon sockets at harbor freight instead of a hodgepodge of sockets I had also got the comfort grip ratchets. I’m happy with them so far. Just a DIYer so should hold up for me.

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

Heck yea. Good to hear

Awesome video. Just seen icon on my last trip to harbor freight.

That's why they make the stubbys, I use the long ones at work on hydraulic equipment love them love the length perfect for what I do personally

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

The stubbys are usually to short. I want ones that are the typical length tool companies use.

I've been getting a lot of these tools lately. Replacing my old stuff and making some to go tool packs for my vehicles.

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

To go bags are great to have in every vehicle!

In defense of the extra-long combination wrenches.. All of the other wrenches you can purchase in-store are shorter than these, no matter where you go. As an alignment technician, these extra long wrenches were exactly what I needed and ultimately saved me hundreds of dollars because the only other options were Snap-On or Matco.

@jrburns100

2 жыл бұрын

I can vouch the snap on was an expensive investment

Very good. Thanks! So sick of people talking 'pro' vs 'weekend warrior/dyi/home'...Tools are either good - or not. I'm just happy when I don't have to drill out a broken stud or deal with crazy rusted out fasteners...(or tiny rusted bolts)

Earlier this summer I picked up some ICON stuff including a ratchet and I like the quality. It’s way better than my very used old craftsman ratchet. And I’m not about to put down snap-on coin for tools. As long as it does the job and it lasts.

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

Good stuff for sure. I'm happy so far 👍

I got the metric set of reversible ratcheting wrenches almost 2 years ago.I use them frequently for small engine repair and have had no issues so far.

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

Good to hear!

Thanks for the follow up. I just bought a ton of stuff from HF myself to organize two new boxes and it definitely nice to see HF making good stuff now.

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

Yes it is!

I remember when my tools looked this nice, ahhhhhh, memories. Nice set up!

@whatfreedom7

3 жыл бұрын

You mean before you used them? For most people that doesn’t last long but some how his still all look brand new.

I'm a heavy mechanic and do service and repairs on fire trucks. Most of the mechanics have Snap-On boxes full of harbor freight tools. These Icon tools have been a popular topic and pretty much everyone now has them. Use them everyday and haven't heard one complaint about them.

@nordicpride9708

Жыл бұрын

Just don’t tell the Snap On fan boys who trash them on KZread 😂

just watch the original video last night, im glad you posted this today! if you have no complaints, i definitely need to buy more than just their 1/4 inch ratchet lol. sweet videos!

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

Hey thanks! I think you will like them

Can you do a close up review of the icon impact socket? Trying to figure out if I want to get them

Love the channel. I don't have a lot of the Icon tools yet, but the ones I do have, are fantastic. Enjoying your wheeling videos too. I live over in Missoula MT, and I am a toyota freak. Best 4x4 vehicles around. Keep up the good work!

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

Heck yea! Yes they are 👍 thanks for watching man!

@joshbarba5061

3 жыл бұрын

@@JustinTBraun oh, and I use a lot of CCI primers, and shoot lots of CCI 22 magnum! Lol!

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

Sweet deal! Good ammo right there!

That is a very nice looking set up.

I got a icon stubby ratchet wrench set in SAE and now I'm sold i need to get metric but it doesn't stop i seen some more wrenches i need

Lol I be putting 4 foot jack handles on 1/4 inch ratchets at home

Great review and nice shop! Thanks

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! 🤘

Whatever it takes to make things work, stuff looks good from what i’ve seen.

I have the icon long 1/2” ratchet with flex head and comfort grip. It’s a dam good ratchet. I’ve put a lot of weight on it and have had no problems

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

Thats good to hear!

I have really only gotten the ratchets and the hec bit sockets and i really like the ratchets, Ii went with tekton and gearwrench for the sockets tho. They are working fine for me as well.

I have slowly replaced all my chrome with impacts. And now my chromes stay in the overflow drawer as a back up. Although i have impact sockets given to me that are from the 70s😂😂 so i dont think ill be needing them anytime soon

I am glad they are working out for you. They seem like Okay tools, I have a few, but I think for the price they should be a bit better. Other companies like Capri (ratchets) and Tekton (sockets) have better quality for cheaper prices. Also I have a bunch of the HF Pittsburgh impact tools and they are so cheap and can be used to make tools or used where you might not want to use more expensive sockets.

I’m an industrial mechanic, and we all have our own tools. Lots of guys use the Icon tools. I personally bought Husky(I had a Home Depot card lol) and liked them so much I bought a set for my home garage. But nobody I work with has complained about Icon either…

@Tdub916

2 жыл бұрын

I bought huskys as a temporary set when I dismantled cars, and never broke a socket or upgraded as intended. Except for the ratchet.

@williamallen7984

2 жыл бұрын

@@Tdub916 since I wrote this, one of my ratchets has started to skip a tooth every now and again. But 3 years of pretty heavy use later and I get a brand new one? I’ll take that… My thing is, and I argued with a friend of mine about this, why would I spend my kids’ college fund on Snap on when I could get tools for 1/10 the price and have the EXACT same guarantee? Plus, not have to wait for the truck to show up to get my replacement lol

@jz41sd4

2 жыл бұрын

@@williamallen7984 hi question: I’m almost done with diesel school. I’m also saving up a bit so I can buy the most necessary and often broken tools because my school has a Snap-On discount and I won’t have the discount after I leave. What are the most often broken tools and used ones in the heavy equipment field? So far I’ve been getting the ratchets but I’m thinking about getting the bigger wrenches.. would like your input please. Thank you

@williamallen7984

2 жыл бұрын

@@jz41sd4 so honestly, my job uses a lot of hex head bolts, so I go through a lot of Allen wrenches lol. That said, I’ve never had issues with a wrench, but sockets can round out and ratchets jump teeth.

@jz41sd4

2 жыл бұрын

@@williamallen7984 I see maybe you need Snap-On sockets and ratchets!

first video ive watched of yours, good content sir!

@JustinTBraun

2 жыл бұрын

Hey thanks!

Nice job on organizing all your tools! It would be nice to have some of those options for working on the Z car 👍

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

Hey thanks! Time to go get some lol

Hummm,,,, a good friend of mine is a master diesel engine mechanic! His box? A 50 year old Sears Craftsman rollaway with the original Craftman tools. Even his impact is Craftman. Now that Sears is gone Craftsman is made out of pure Chineseisum!

Great video! I know you don't like the long wrenches, but besides that what are your thoughts on the ratcheting wrenches? How had the ratchet mechanism worked for you? Would you recommend them? As for other tools I would love to get your opinion on Tekton.

I have a bunch of Bauer power tools and I really like them.

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

They work well

Interested to see what your opinions are on the flex head wrenches and long pattern wrenches.

Icons seem nice. I’m due to freshen up my base hand tools and will likely go Tekton. I’ve got a few misc wrenches and sockets and they are excellent. Seem to be unbeatable value. Outstanding warranty as well.

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

I want to get some tekton also. Lots of people like them!

@snap-off5383

3 жыл бұрын

Tekton, made by KABO, same company that makes for ICON, CAPRI, CARLYLE, NAPA PROFESSIONAL, any "made in taiwan" pittsburgh pro, etc.

Dude, your channel is legit. Finally the algorithm is giving you some love. Sub'ed

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

Hey thanks! I'm trying my best 👌

Good review, thanks

Sometimes tools that you think are low quality will fool you. I have a couple of sets of popular mechanics brand combination wrenches I bought at Wal-Mart when I was a teenager in the 90s. They have not been in my front line tool box in years but they still work great an I have never broken any of them. I recently bought some of the Icon tools and the seem to be great so far.

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

Thats good to hear!

@kylesonsalla7620

3 жыл бұрын

My mom has a popular mechanics branded toolbox from the late 80's(she used to be a printing press technician before starting her own business in insurance) and it's still holding up well in her shop at home.

@MRBoatwrights

3 жыл бұрын

@@kylesonsalla7620 I remember having a plastic popular mechanics tool box in the early 90s. I out grew it and gave it away, it was in excellent condition and held up well what time I used it.

I have no need for more impact sockets. It's good to see those are doing well for you.

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

They are 👍

@IiquidSkys

3 жыл бұрын

Chrome can explode when used incorrectly so be careful friend

Some of the best tools come out of Taiwan. I believe Icon is from Taiwan.

I had 1/2 dr sae impact swivel socket set for 3 weeks and broke the 1 1/8 socket warrantied with no problems so far still nice set

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

I have not tried those yet

What I want to know, how well do the 6 and 12 point tools grab the head and nut? Is there more slack than other tools, or are they tighter fitting than other brand names? Take a 6 point socket for example, how many times has a 6 point stripped the head as compared to broke the bolt?

Been using ICON impact sockets since March 2020 and can say they have held up really well. I use 1/2” drive deep well metric and standard sockets everyday, and they have held up to the abuse from the impact hammer. I use the hi-torque milsucky impact and it destroys the Pittsburgh sockets and especially the Pittsburgh swivel impact sockets. Luckily harbor freight is less than a mile from our shop and we replace them often. Boss man bought me the 1/2, 3/8 & 1/4” drive flex head ratchets, and they are pretty nice! I use the 1/4” ratchet more than my snap on ratchet! I will say that I don’t trust the 1/2” flex head like I do my snap on ratchet, I’ve used both enough to say that the snap on pawl engagement is much better, there is hardly any slop to my 2 year old snap on ratchet, and my ICON ratchet has some play in the anvil already. Not enough to worry about, but enough to make me always use my snap on ratchet when I need to put some serious impetus on a bolt.

@timm5970

3 жыл бұрын

I have 2 1/2 long reach flex head ratchets with comfort grip. Couldnt disagree with you more

I see all these guys saying they just dropped a grand on their Icon tools, but this guy but many others. I just dropped $3,600 in just tools, and I think 3 or 400 on a box, I got the US General 46 inch toolbox top and put it in the bed of my truck bolted down. It's pretty much full. I also got a ½inch drive cordless impact, a Bosch impact driver/ drill combo, Sawzall, a few things from Snap-On, I love the setup. I do agree Wyeth him about the storage trays. In going to have to get the type he has because I need more room. Other than that I can't complain, wait yes I can a little, last year when I bought a set of wrenches for my son they went from⅜to 1 inch and 8mm to 21, now they only go to ¾and 19mm. That's bull crap

Thanks for the update. Havent had a need to purchase any Icon tools yet. Saving up to get some Mac RBRT tools. They seem pretty sweet.

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

Heck yea!

I don’t have a tool bias . All the hand tool from HF have been good to me . 10 year mechanic... I use everything from Icon snapon to husky to Mac to Milwaukee to Craftsman ... all been good

@whatfreedom7

3 жыл бұрын

One brand I stay away is performance tool. Had a set of their wrenches and the 1/2” wouldn’t even fit a standard replacement battery terminal nut. I had serious tolerance issues out of that set so I avoid them all together.

@hardrockrelics2157

3 жыл бұрын

@@whatfreedom7 thanks for the heads up! I’m always thankful to dodge a bullet.

Great video, amazing review.

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks 🤘

As for a guy who has used icon for over a year now at my fatyers junkyard (7 days a week) and working on shit that is rusted together for 20 plus years with putting pipe bars on them and using said tools in way the tools should not be used. That being said. We have owned snap on. Mac. Cornwell extra etc tools. And honestly, we have replaced all our cornwell and snap on stuff with everything icon and have had ZERO issues for over a year now. On multiple tools. Sockets, wrenches, ratchets etc etc.

@mkveevs

3 жыл бұрын

Same here. We just switched over to icon at our wrecking yard.

@fourwheelerjock

3 жыл бұрын

@@mkveevs Just a great set of tools for a decent price and life time warranty. And they don't skip sizes and come with the 90 tooth gears in the ratchets and so on.

@garykolbo7228

2 жыл бұрын

Guys.... Zero issues because its a FAKE do not trust corporate sponsored review. Harbor Frieght does not want any negative feedback. LOOK AT THE SOCKETS, they have zero wear.

@fourwheelerjock

2 жыл бұрын

@@garykolbo7228 Yea I'm a corporate sponsored guy by harbor freight. I've only spent thousands on their tools over the last 2 years. The joke of harbor freight tools are junk are over. The icon line is just as good as snap on and cornwell. Our impact sockets still look nee to this day after 2 years of abusive at our salvage yard. Used every day 8-5 7 days a week. Using them in ways they shouldn't be used. Same with the ratchets a d wrenches we own. We switched from snap on to icon ( not all at once obviously) because the icon line is just that good. Again, the joking days of saying harbor freight specials or harbor freight is junk is OVER. Theyre taking the icon line seriously.

What size box's are those? Like the set up nice...you should take care of your tools it shows your craft off..

Icon and Quinn tools are very good tools... I've been getting tools at HF for a long time now.. and I have seen that their quality has been getting much much better

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

People definitely underestimate them!

@cablenowadays6586

3 жыл бұрын

with a ex snap on employee designing icon i think personally for the price they’re better than snap on

just saw ur icon video of u buying all the tools, on my recommended again

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

Heck yea! 🤘

That’s a pretty clean shop, Justin.

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks man!

U should try making a rubber grip for the ratchets.

I love the tool reviews

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

🤘🤘

That is a very neatly organized tool box. Working in the field professionally for 27yrs i have never had the luxury of being that organized due to the pure number of tools I own.

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

I'm definitely not as organized with my work box but it's close

I am going to try to make the similar point that others made, but respectfully. I think it would have been much more interesting for everyone to see the used tools in this video. Otherwise we can all just go to the store and look at the shiny ones.

I’ll be honest, I’ve been waiting for channels like yours to come out with non sponsored reviews. So first of all, thank you! Capri makes good wobble extensions for a decent price on amazon. Also, could you say how much you spent on the impacts vs sizes you got and if they skipped sizes or not? I invested in sunex impact master sets, so I’m just curious as to the comparison without having to delve into it myself. Also, check out Tekton too, they’re gonna be the next Craftsman when craftsman was made in America.

Cool review! Have you tried their torque wrenches?

I've always bought snap on or matco now that there's icon I don't get on the tool truck no more my favorites gotta be the swivel sockets

@JustinTBraun

2 жыл бұрын

That's good to hear your up for change!

@carlossprings2049

2 жыл бұрын

You sir are correct.

@unclejoe6811

2 жыл бұрын

Sunex also makes great swivels for the money.

Nice setup

U can always try them all for free by cutting them out of the box and the best part is when u break them harbor freight has a no hassle warranty exchange.

Have the 3/8s ICON ratchet and torque wrench, amazing quality in the torque wrench, the ratchet feels a little more sturdy than my bluepoint 3/8s. Also have ratcheting open end sets of ICON metric and SAE have yet to really put them to the test but from what I have experienced my old gearwrench set feels noticeably hardier. A side note a run the whole bluepoint line up of sockets in 3/8s 85 piece kit and find I allways grab my ICON ratchet over the bluepoint everytime. As far as impacts I run plain Pittsburgh half inch, have put a hurting on them with a sledge countless times . And have only seen one break vs the 3 snapons I've seen shatter.. Coincidents? Maybe. Subscribed! #Yotagang

Love the 4 box combo but I would have done 2 red 2 blue. Metric boxes and standard boxes

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

Thought about that but man I really dig the green!

I have mixed reviews on the longer wrenches. I have the need for them at times and other times they suck due to the longer reach blocking some stuff

@liamgulyas9476

7 ай бұрын

Wrong tool for the job lol

@jaredtippets6255

6 ай бұрын

@@liamgulyas9476right 🤣 that’s like saying an extra long ratchet sucks because it hits stuff with its length

It's nice to hear a review from someone who bought the Icon, with no HF influence at all. An honest review. Thanks. Been curious what your thoughts were.

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

Getting harder to find that these days. Thanks for watching!

@garykolbo7228

2 жыл бұрын

I rely believe harbor fright gave him the tools for a great review. There is no way every Icon tool is perfect. Lets have real honest reviews instead of watching a corporate monkey review.

Just curious which Oakley glasses do you own ?

Was watching this vid and saw the Lewiston poster. Just down the road from me bruh.

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

Heck yea

Great review! I’m an Idaho boy also. I saw the Lewiston poster in the back ground, are you in Lewiston?

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

Yes in Lewiston

One year and everything still shines lol

Yo where did you get that jacket? Looks sweet

sorry everyone in the comment section is so miserable, that's an awesome tool collection man looks great.

To be fair the sae ones are longer cause 95% of the people using them are heavy duty mechanics like myself. We need extra leverage when working on trucks and equipment

Nice to see a review by someone who has actually used the tools for a while, good job.

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

What kind of torque wrench you use?

How they holding up now?

Good stuff!

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

🤘

What ever happened to the 3/8 flex head ratchet i can never find em. I know they recalled them but have they put the new one out? Im really wanting to get one

@louisievolello1469

3 жыл бұрын

As far as I know they haven’t come out with a replacement, there’s a swivel ratchet though, part number 64698

Good review.

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

😶🤘

Our shop guys love their tool truck USA made ratches and diagnostic tools, but use harbor freight, and tekton, or other Taiwan-made stuff!

@The.Dude.Abides.

Жыл бұрын

In my opinion, if it's made in Taiwan I deem that with the same (in some cases better) level of quality as being made in the USA. Taiwan makes so many high-quality tools at this point that I think they have more and better craftsmen than in the States as we have gotten away from manufacturing over the decades.

Wrenches with open end on one side & a box end on the other side is called a combination

@JustinTBraun

3 жыл бұрын

Yes

I'm hoping to some day just switch to all impact sockets. That way their all durable. A coworker made a really good point when I first started at the shop is that it makes no sense to have chrome sockets when your impact sockets will do the same. The only time I do believe chrome is the way to go is when using a non marring socket for lugs, or if you need to get a socket in a tight hole. Other then that, I'd say all impact is the way to go.

@manciniak

3 жыл бұрын

Chrome are typically thinner wall. They can fit in tighter spots than impact. You won’t notice how often till all you have is impact.

@bricegraham8256

3 жыл бұрын

@@manciniak Your right, that's what I meant when I said you can fit them in tighter holes. But I shouldve been less specific and said tighter spots.

@JohnSmith-fy1nh

3 жыл бұрын

Impact sockets are made of a softer metal than chrome ones

My question is that if icon was a stand alone brand instead of comparing itself to snap on with its price point what would y’all think?

@davehaggerty3405

Жыл бұрын

Really! There most be a thousand tool brands between Icon and Snap-On. I find Icon pricy for what you get. Harbor Freight is a tool re-seller. Snap-On is a tool manufacturer. It ain’t an apples to oranges comparison.

Viewing this two years later. I read the comments. WOW!!! Rough crowd! I've seen MMA cage matches more civilized.

Great video

@JustinTBraun

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!