【DAYTONA】Shock Screwdriver Set for Motorcycle Review

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[How is it used?
When I was working on my motorcycle at home, there were some bolts that could not be removed by the driver, and I had to destroy the screws.
I could have chosen any manufacturer's product, but I chose DAYTONA, which handles a lot of motorcycle products.

Was the one you received as per Image?
It was just like the picture.
Slightly Large? Standard size.

How was your experience with it?
There are some places where it exits as I thought it would when I used it and some places where it does not.
The object must be restrained so that the force does not escape, and it does not seem to be suitable for sideways Screwetc. on a car body, for example.
I was able to remove the screws in areas where the force did not escape, so I will try again by placing them against a wall or something in areas where I could not remove them this time.

[Points to note]
Quantity the object so that the force does not escape as described above.:Set is required.

How did it compare to other products?
I wonder if it is an OEM or the same factory that produces it, since it is identical to the Shock driver of A0tro PROducts. I wonder if it is OEM or the same production factory.

【Review】
Shock drivers are available from various manufacturers, but I think they are relatively inexpensive and of good quality.
There are many types of Bits, so it can be used for Screws in various places. View detail

DAYTONA Impact screwdriver

DAYTONA Impact Screwdriver This tool is indispensable for working on the engine. More than once I thought to do without it, and the result was a knocked down edge on the bolts and a replacement. Therefore, I ordered an impact screwdriver. I am very satisfied with the quality, everything is good. A separate plus is a metal case. This tool is essential for working on the engine. More than once I thought to do without it, and the result was a knocked down edge on the bolts and a replacement. Therefore and ordered an impact screwdriver. I am very satisfied with the quality, everything is good. A separate plus is the metal case. View detail

Must have for every tool box

I have stripped screw heads multiple times over the years and did not know a tool like this existed. After I saw this being demonstrated in one of the youtube Videos, I decided to purchase one. Well the day finally came that I needed to use this and without any drama I was able to remove a stubborn screw that otherwise would have ended up stripped.Must have for powersports! It saves stripping out philips screws and small bolts that tend to seize on off-road equipment.This is a must have for working on Japanese bikes. The bits fit the screws on my bikes better than a standard philips and the impact function makes getting stuck screws removed super easy.It comes with the box, there are bits in it. View detail

Graduation from Screw Mountain Licktaro

I don't even remember how many times I have done DIY maintenance for the best of my intentions, and how many times I licked Screws and ran to the Motorcycle shop in tears.

I had been thinking about buying one for a long time and finally bought one when I decided to replace my Brake Disc.
I wondered if I, who had licked countless screws in my life, would be able to remove the screw lock on the Brake Disc. I put everything into this tool.

I hit the Bit with the Hammer with all my might. At first I didn't know how much force to apply, but when it loosened up, the response was sure, and I was impressed, not Largereally exaggerated. I really wish I had bought it earlier. I was able to remove all Bolts without taking a single lick.

The only thing is that I have never used a Shock driver before, so I am embarrassed if my perception is wrong, but the part where the Hammer strikes is not flat but lightly curved, so it sometimes slid and hit my hand. I wonder if this is to prevent too much force from being transmitted.
I don't mind too much because it is not difficult to use, but I wonder why the place to tap is not flat.

All in all, I am satisfied, considering the yet-to-be-seen Screw that I would have destroyed without it. View detail

It's expensive, but you can hit it as hard as you want.

Off-road motorcycles are prone to rusty screws due to mud, water and dirt. View detail