Wera Tool-Check Plus Imperial with Long Arm Hex Key Set - Compact Kit

In this review of the Wera Tool-Check Plus Imperial paired with the 950 SPKL/9 long arm hex key set, the bottom line is simple: this compact combo is for technicians, hobbyists, and anyone who needs a pocketable, versatile bit set plus trusted hex keys for confined or precision work. The main reason to buy is the balance of portability and functional range: the 39-piece Tool-Check Plus contains a ratchet, sockets and viscous bits that handle common fasteners, while the long arm hex keys provide reach and leverage in tight spots.

Key Features

• Compact 39-piece kit: The Tool-Check Plus groups a broad set of common bits, a ratchet and sockets into a pocketable package that stays organized for field use.
• Vicious viscous bits: Tough bit construction improves grip on fasteners and reduces cam-out during precision tasks.
• 0.25 in hex drive compatibility: The Tool-Check Plus accepts bits with a 0.25 in hexagon drive so it works with a wide range of accessory bits.
• Take it easy color coding: Color coded profiles and sizes speed identification to reduce downtime when switching bits.
• Long arm hex keys: The 950 SPKL/9 long arm set provides extra reach and leverage for recessed or hard-to-reach hex fasteners.

Who It's For

This kit suits field service technicians, electronics repairers, cyclists and DIYers who need a small, well organized set that can live in a toolbox, backpack or pocket and still handle precision tasks. The combined set addresses both bit work and hex fasteners without needing multiple large tool rolls.

Those who should look elsewhere include professionals requiring an extensive workshop inventory of specialized sizes beyond the included 39 pieces or anyone who needs heavy industrial wrenching torque on a daily basis, since the compact kit prioritizes portability over a comprehensive shop collection.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Compact, portable layout makes it easy to carry for field repairs and mobile tasks.
• High quality bits and the long arm hex keys provide reliable performance for precision and confined-space work.
• Color coding and organized case reduce time spent searching for the right profile or size.
• Includes both a ratchet/sockets and a dedicated hex key set for broader utility.

Cons

• Mixed customer impressions on long-term durability suggest it may not replace full-size shop tools under heavy daily use.
• Package weight and small form mean fewer large sockets or very large hex sizes are included.

Specifications

Product contents	39-piece Tool-Check Plus bit set plus 9-piece long arm hex key set
Drive size	0.25 in hexagon drive (bits)
Hex key style	Long arm hex keys (950 SPKL/9)
Portability	Pocketable, organized case
Package weight	7 ounces (Tool-Check Plus listed)
Color coding	Take it easy tool finder color coding by profile and size

Our Verdict

The Wera Tool-Check Plus Imperial combined with the 950 SPKL/9 long arm hex key set is a smart choice for anyone who values a compact, well organized toolkit for precision and confined-space work. It delivers strong utility and portability, making it good value for technicians and active DIYers, while those needing a large workshop inventory should supplement with full-size tools.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Tool-Check Plus accept common accessory bits?
The kit uses a 0.25 in hexagon drive, so it accepts a wide range of standard 0.25 in bits and accessories.

Are the long arm hex keys suitable for tight spaces?
Yes, the 950 SPKL/9 long arm design provides extra reach and leverage for recessed and confined fasteners.

Is this set durable for professional use?
Many users report quality and functionality for field repairs, but some note mixed durability over heavy daily shop use, so supplementing with full-size tools is advised for intensive work.