Ullman Devices CHP8-L Individual Hook and Pick Set, 9-3/4", 8-Piece

Perfect

2nd set of these I've bought quality is good

This is a very good set of hooks and picks. I'm an engineer and extremely finicky about tools. I have Harbor Freight to Snap-On. This are a in the higher end of quality tools. I had a cheapy set that i snapped the end off trying to use it for some light prying. These blades are tougher and longer. They are sharpened nicely to a smooth rounded point. These cost a little more than some of the other choices but i feel they are worth it and would buy again. I also bought the Channellock HP-4ECP set and the Tekton PNH90101 set. Both are good but have less shapes and they are shorter.

Same long mini picks as the trucks. Some trucks sell this exact set but for more. Top tier set only downfall being the handles slide on and off super easy and can be annoying.

These are good picks, good metal. I've used Ullman in various forms over the years and their products sold under other brand names and they've always put out a great product. I was a little sad to see that this set is now made overseas (they do still make some here in the US but not this set) but the quality is still there. Yes, the grips may pull off....pretty much the same story for all grips of this type. Put a little contact cement or epoxy in there and call it good if it's an issue for you. Shafts are threaded into the handles....this can be helpful if you need to change things up or want to make a longer handle or perhaps a T-grip handle. A drop of loctite if they loosen for you the way you use them. These do flash rust fairly quickly so oil 'em for storage.

Perfect for O-rings and hard to reach pins

These picks replaced a Matco set that I had for 12 years, broke half of them. That is a credit to Matco. Putting these through the gauntlet now and so far am impressed except for the thickness, makes it hard to force out cotter pins. All the right bends and angles on these and no snapped one yet. Duribilty...will update.

Really, really nice pick set for an amazing deal.Fit/finish is the same as Snap-On. Metal quality seems as good (I've had these for a few months and have definitely put them through their paces -- they are very strong for their size)Super convenient: Pick shafts unscrew from the rubber-wrapped handles if you have a clearance issue. Some other reviewers suggest threadlocking them into the handles, but then you're just ruining a really nice feature (why do you think there's that knurled part on the shaft? To help you tighten them into the handle sufficiently). To each his own, I guess.