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The Team EDS arent aluminum they are rolled spring steel.

Bro thats crazy. You had to be manhandling those screws. This is what mine looks like after 10-12 years of off and on use.

Every other time I try to order anything it's out of stock. It sucks

Bro, I feel your pain there! Heres the response i got back from Team EDS about teh A-Plus line of tools. "Hi Shane, You're right, they are the same except for the colors. Both brands are manufactured at the same location. We have two different websites for them, www.a-plusrc.us and the...

Price points are pretty much the same too though. Thats what i dont understand. Seems to be the same product with different branding. Not sure why one company would make 2 lines of the same (or at least very similar) products.

I totally get it, I'm the same way. Team EDS also sells a whole line of tools under the brand name A-Plus and they honestly look like the same exact tools just a different color and prices are pretty much the same. Not sure I understand why that is. They didnt have the A-Plus brand back when I...

I'm totally hanging in suspense at this Pat! I've actually wondered for a long time how they stack up against the MIPs. Not sure if MIPs have ways to designate the size they are by simply glancing at them but the Team EDS drivers do. They have bands arounds the tops (see pic, metric on left) 3...

I love the ground hexes. You can actually feel them really bite in to the screw when you have to apply force to it.

I own a crap ton of their tools. They are my favorite. I've been using their basic metric and SAE wrench sets plus a couple other misc tools for at leaast 10 years now. https://www.team-eds.com/default.asp

I couldnt agree more on the quality tools part. Since switching to high quality allen wrenches that are made from rolled spring steel and the hex heads are precision ground I have not stripped a hex head screw. I stripped plenty before I started using quality tools. I recommend Team EDS tools as...