MYSTERY SCREWDRIVER

Got a black/green combo! Works great!

This is simply a really good ratcheting screwdriver, I have never regretted getting it. I got mine on a black Friday sale about 2 years ago for $40. It is a bit scuffed but still functions like new. The bits have even held up well, I am still using the original bit set and they are showing very little wear. I mostly use mine for electrical work. I always preferred manual screwdrivers for that sort of thing over electric as electric screwdrivers can over-torque electrical terminals.

I was pleased that I ended up with the retro grey and purple colorway, if I was able to pick a color it would have been that or one of the noctua ones.

I love the low backforce ratchet, I wish I had a small 1/4 inch ratchet with this same mechanism. It is perfect for delicate work.

The bit storage has worked well, none of the clips have broken on mine.

Good strong magnetic bit retention.

I would recommend this screwdriver to anyone who just wants a really good ratcheting screwdriver and for this good of a screwdriver I think the $60 normal price is reasonable. Although I might recommend getting the mini and the shaft extension instead as it would be basically the same but a bit more versatile.

I bought the random color one and ended up with black and green and it works great as a screwdriver and I've used it a few times but honestly I havr it at my desk and ofter find myself just fidgeting with it

I misplaced my original LTT Screwdriver (also a Mystery Screwdriver, retro version), and as upsetting as that was, it gave me the excuse to try another. I am very happy that I did. I ended up with the black and green version, and wouldn't you know it? As typical of how my luck/life goes my old one shows up the very day my new one arrived. So now I have a workbench one and a work bag one! I've always been happy with my puchases. Thanks again for doing what ya'll do.

The real mystery is where I misplaced my first LTT screwdriver. It feels really weird using a regular screwdriver after getting used to the smooth ratcheting movement. I had to replace it.