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Wera 838 RA-R Bitholding Ratcheting ScrewdriverBitholding screwdriver with a 36 tooth ratchet mechanism (10 return angle) for fast, reposition free screwdriving. Ergonomic handle with intuitive switching between clockwise, counterclockwise, and neutral. Magnetic bitholder fits 1 4" hex bits (DIN ISO 1173 C 6. 3 and E 6. 3). Rapidaptor quick release chuck for easy bit changes. Prevents blisters and calluses. Bitholding screwdriver with Rapidaptor quick release chuck for 1 4" hexagon drive bits (DIN
Bitholding screwdriver with a 36-tooth ratchet mechanism (10° return angle) for fast, reposition-free screwdriving. Ergonomic handle with intuitive switching between clockwise, counterclockwise, and neutral. Magnetic bitholder fits 1/4" hex bits (DIN ISO 1173-C 6.3 and E 6.3). Rapidaptor quick-release chuck for easy bit changes. Prevents blisters and calluses.- Bitholding screwdriver with Rapidaptor quick-release chuck for 1/4" hexagon drive bits (DIN ISO 1173-C 6.3, E 6.3, Wera series 1 & 4)
- Integrated ratchet mechanism in handle for working fast and safe
- High working speed enabled by the fine-toothed ratchet mechanism
- Ergonomic design with intuitive switching between clockwise/counterclockwise, plus a Rapidaptor holder for swift bit changes
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EAN: 4013288229748
Manufacturer Part Number: 5051493001
TL0835
181792-Q0-LRET
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★★★★★ 5
Tenis duraderos
Size: 5 Big Kid, Color: Grey/Blue/Green
Muy buena calidad y el tamaño correcto
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Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Amazing shoes!
Size: 5 Wide Big Kid, Color: Black/Pink
Runs true to size .Fits wide feet and they look amazing. They're also splash proof.They also have amazing grip.Overall amazing shoes highly recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great tennis shoes!!
Size: 4.5 Big Kid, Color: Black/Orange
The best shoes my son had this past year. He loves them and has worn them continuously, not only for running and training, but also for daily use. He really likes them and says they are very comfortable.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Size up
Size: 2 Big Kid, Color: Black/Pink
My daughter loves them. However they run a size small so we had to size up. She is anywhere from a 13-1 and we had to get a 2 in these. Overall great show and quality. She also just learned how to tie her shoe (7yo) and they are easy for her to tie. Style is great for running and sports too. Overall great value for the money.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2025
★★★★★ 4
These shoes make a great first impression, but beware of the stingy toe box.
Size: 13.5 Wide Big Kid, Color: Black/Orange
These shoes make a good first impression. They look sharp and appear to be well-made for running shoes. They also get bonus points for having actual laces instead of the common velco/fake laces combo. However, my son struggled to get them on at first due to limited room in the toe box. He has wide feet as well as high arches and the shoes were very snug across the top of his foot initially. Once he got them on, we determined that they were both wide enough (which is a rarity in itself) and the right size – just tight across the top. I actually had to remove the insoles to get them on his feet at first. After a few minutes I tried again with the insoles and he wore them around the house for a few hours, at which point the upper material had relaxed and/or the footbed had started to take on the shape of his foot, in effect creating more wiggle room. By then he didn't want to take them off, so they must have gotten more comfortable after that brief break-in period. If they were still too tight I'm sure he would have complained. I'll update the review if the shoes wear out prematurely or there is anything else noteworthy to report.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2024