Klein Tools 32751 Screwdriver with Adjustable Length 4 to 8-Inch Made in USA 2 Phillips Tip and 1

It would be hard to believe something so simple as a shank extension on a screwdriver to be so monumental. This tool not only makes work more efficient, but also more comfortable. It has been helpful for faucet work, shower valves, and even as a pseudo prybar. It's an excellent tool, and for the price - you can't go wrong. Read more

This is an excellent screwdriver. I am an electrician and use it all day long. The grip feel is standard klien comfort. There is a standard/Phillips tip that adjusts quite easily to length. There are square bits available it functions very well and a gold value. This is my second one that I have bought as an electrician ( I lost the first) Read more

Wow! What a nice surprise by Klein. I've used all brands of tools as an electrician. Klein has always been most reliable. They are well made, comfortable, and long lasting. I recently had a job where I needed a small blade driver with 10"+/-. These are perfect since they are interchangeable. I bought the adjustable length #2 screwdriver first. When it came, I was so impressed with feel, and ease of use. Within the week, I ordered the #1. But now I returned to get the Impact Driver, 7-in-1 Flip Socket set for my adjustable handle, and the Klein 32303 Multi-Bit driver to share the bits with the magnetic Socket adaptor. So, now I have 2 adjustable handles with 4 adjustable adaptors with almost endless arrangements. This allows me to make room in my toolbox. Next, I'm looking at the Combo Wire Cutter, Stripper, Crimper 2005N. These will allow me to get rid of 3 more pieces. All of this with Very Reasonable Pricing. Good Job. Read more

It’s a nice screwdriver that lets you carry one instead of two. It’s not recommended to work inside panels, or banging. Banged my coworker with it and broke Read more

My favorite all day carry screwdriver. So much better than those bulky 7 in 1 things. Read more

I've been using and abusing this screwdriver at work daily for four months now. I can happily report that theres zero slop and no problems with the locking mechanism so far. The bits even seem durable. The fact that I can use non-Klein bits with it blows my mind! I can pretty much customize it however I like now. I paired this with some long 1/8" terminal screwdriver bits from Ucxell and they hold in the screwdriver pretty well but with a tiny bit of slop. There's also a small amount of wiggle with my Wiha nut drivers so the Klein bits must be just barely bigger, definitely not a deal breaker though. Update: at 6 months in it started slipping when the bit was extended if I used too much pressure, however cleaned the mechanism and put a new blade in it and it regained some of its youthful vigor. Read more

i have been in industrial maintenance for a number of years (long enough to have to count in my head how many) and while there are a vast array of tools for each job, 98% of the time i've had a screwdriver of some type within reach during the course of each day. currently this is the one i have with me and it has not failed to disappoint. it is sturdy and has held up to a not-recommended prying event or two, scraping, and has even been used as a screwdriver. swapping from phillips to flat is quick and easy and does not require fine motor skills and non-slippery hands (a real consideration when dealing with water/chemicals/gloves/etc). only caveat is that you are limited to a 1/4" flat and a #2 phillips. i am looking into the new multi bit klein...but will need to wear this one out first and looks like that might take a while. Read more

i really like this screwdriver and this is the second one i've bought, the first one ended up on someone elses truck and they didn't even steal i! i inadvertantely donated it. so here i am hoping that you, dear reader, remember to pick up your tools because for any tradesman it's probably the easiest way to have a good job turn into a really stupid day. no really, double check before you go dude, don't leave your screwdriver somewhere dumb, or you'll be writing this review too Read more