SHALL Pink Tool Set, 246-Piece Home Tool Kit for Women, Ladies Basic Tool kit for House with 14”Wide Mouth Open Tool Bag, General Household Hand Tool Set for Home Repair, Maintenance and Improvement

Love it! Great value surprised at the quality for the price aswell.. but as I have come to realise shall is great and if I need anything else they will be my first choice. I wanted a tool set that wouldn’t mysteriously “disappear” into my fella’s work van... so I went pink. Problem solved! NOT 🙄 (Although I have to admit, he rocks a pink hammer and level surprisingly well. 🤣) Everything You Need literally everything you could need for basic home repairs, hanging shelves, building flat-pack furniture you name it I've used pretty much everything and can't fault anything so far. Don’t let the cute color fool you these tools are solid, well-made, and up for real work. Nothing flimsy here. The Bag is a Bonus The wide-mouth tool bag is roomy, durable, and keeps everything organised. Plus, it actually zips up without a fight! Whether you’re doing home repairs or just want your own set that won’t “walk off” to someone else’s toolbox if you're lucky , this kit is perfect. Looks good, works great, and it’s pink . 💖 what more could you want?.

My daughter studies art and she loved this kit. It’s really good!

Girly and handy

Really lovely kit lot of parts. Just a shame pink was the only colour option, I've had lots of use out these

I'll caveat this by saying I'm not much of a fan of pink (unless you're referring to the singer). And I thoroughly dislike the "pink-ifying" of perfectly practical products* as a marketing ploy, and adding random crap to packaging designs to "girl-ify" it (the box of this product being a prime example - explain to me the point of the weird teenage speech bubbles?!). Right, now I've got my grumpy old woman whinge out of the way (I'm 42 so I've started early!) I bet you're wondering why on earth I opted for this pink tool kit in the first case? Primarily because my Autistic ADHD brain often has the habit of mislaying things and, pink stands out a lot more 😁 Also the bag is the perfect size to store on a standard bookshelf in my home office where I can see it and remember it's existence. As with many neurodiverse folk I often have issues with object permanence - out of sight and it ceases to exist, metaphorically speaking. I have a lot of the tools in this kit at home already but somewhere in the shed, or in random drawers - this is ideal for me. One of the pros to this kit is the smaller 8oz hammer. Don't get me wrong, my standard 16oz hammer is excellent (see photo for comparison) however the lighter weight and slightly slimmer handle of the 8oz makes for a more comfortable grip and reduced strain on my wrists (I've had wrist injuries in the past). It'll certainly work better than a rock as well! (Seriously, note the mislaying comment/object permanence thing? I have 100% been known to resort to using a rock to hammer in nails like someone from the Neolithic cracking nuts open 😆 Fortunately, with two neurodiverse kids with a penchant for collecting beach pebbles we have plenty scattered around the house to choose from!) The size reduction has also been applied to the tape measure (3m instead of the more typical 5m) and the cable ties (2.5x100mm - not sure what sort of tensile strength they'll have and the length isn't much good for a lot of the things i use cable ties for) which is a mild irritation but that's about it. The rest of the tools appear solid and well made and will be useful for a range of standard DIY tasks around the home (currently I need to replace the bathroom door handle and the pull cord switch as both are knackered). The bag has 4 small internal pockets on one side and 2 larger internal pockets on the other which are ideally to store the smaller bits and pieces (screws, precision screwdrivers, electrical tape, screwdriver heads etc) while the main section is plenty large enough the the main tools with space to spare. To the exterior there's one pocket running the length of one side with a single popper closure, which really isn't much good for anything thicker than a few sheets of paper if you actually want to popper it closed (the cable ties fit in there). On the other side are three pockets, each large enough to hold the 3m tape measure (with the middle pocket being slightly larger than the outer two). There's a detachable shoulder strap to the bag but to be honest I'm not convinced the metal clips will last if there's any weight in the bag, they seem a little flimsy. However the carry handles are more than adequate for the size of bag, which isn't unwieldy. So all in all I think 4 stars is fair. It's a very good all round kit which suits my needs nicely. One star lost for the shallow packaging, downsized tape measure/cable ties, somewhat redundant popper closure and questionable strength on the shoulder strap clips. 😊 * I do, however like an alliteration! 😂

This is what every girl needs. They don't know they need it until they have one, then wonder how they managed without this lovely set

arrival quickly, got everything you need in one lovely girly bag no men will use them its all yours ladys and good quality tools deffinty value for money ease to use , good size look great. well happy with my tools

Just moved house and being a girly girl needed a pink tool set to go with my pink ladders and drill. Good quality tho bag could be a little bigger just to add own tools but would recommend and buy again.