Very good Ratchet set. Yes it's made in Taiwan but the quality of this product surpasses the Kobalts you will pick up in a Lowes for much more money(no slam against Lowes, great store). Pros: 1. The case, you open the case and the sockets are lying there loose. There is no trying to rip out the sockets hurting your fingers like Husky big sets(Huskys a good tool though). Why do manufacturers make sets you have to rip out with your hands? 2. The Handles ergonomically fit your hands and balance well. 3. The ratchet runs smooth with little or no sound. 4. The sockets fit with out stripping a bolt( I tried a metric on a fraction and it did the job no stripping). 5. I broke a bolt, not the ratchet or the socket. 6. The driver's smooth and fits you hands well. 7. 2 extensions. Why don't all sets come with 2 extensions? Cons:1. Price, your gonna spend 40 bucks for this anywhere. Amazon my best friend in the whole world. Come on Amazon, free express saver shipping on this product please. 2. The box it comes in. Your shipping a Socket set not a set of Ski's and I got the message. (They sent me some cookies in a tin can and the can got dented but this happened 2 times to me, so like a hands on person I am, Nailed them).. 3. It's made in Taiwan not the USA. What steel are they using? I believe its U.S Top grade(U.S steels good stuff) but I don't know. Huskys are made in China. They are a good tool but China wanted Taiwan for years. Why? Quality believe that. 4. That's it. So they say Wusthof and J.A Henkles are the knives pro chefs use. If your a mechanic, for the price of these Williams don't ask buy them. Are you a person who who does small jobs every once in a while? Go to Walmart and get some Stanleys(highly underrated made by Black and Decker) or Husky(Made in China). Craftsman I had all my life but they just don't feel right to me anymore. Craftmans do the job but lately the price compared to a Williams is no contest.