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Two bars, one set

The numbers that decide whether it reaches your bolt.

2bars
Both lengths come in every set, no choosing and hoping
250mm
Short bar for cramped bays and shallow reaches
350mm
Long bar for deep reaches past the first obstruction
1/2in
Square drive, male one end and female the other

Two lengths, so you stop compromising

The 250 mm bar gets into a cramped bay without fighting the fan shroud. The 350 mm reaches past the first obstruction to the bolt behind it. Both are in every set, so the reach you need is already in your hand instead of back in the drawer.

Same bolt, two ways to reach it

The fastener has not moved. Only the angle you can come at it from has.

Ratchet will not line up Without

Ratchet will not line up

A straight extension needs a clear run to the bolt. When a hose or bracket is in the way, the socket sits crooked and you end up stripping parts off just to get square.

Curved around it, socket square With the set

Curved around it, socket square

The coiled shaft bends past the obstruction and stays pointed at the fastener, so your hand works in the open while the socket does the job down in the gap.

What is in the set

Four things worth knowing before it lands in your toolbox.

Coiled Steel Shaft

Tightly wound spring steel that carries rotation through a curve and springs back instead of taking a permanent bend.

1/2 Inch Drive Ends

Male square drive one end, female square socket the other, so it sits between your ratchet and your socket with nothing else needed.

Ball Detent Retention

A spring-loaded ball in the drive end clicks the socket on and holds it there when you are working blind.

Two Lengths

250 mm and 350 mm in every set, because the reach you need changes with the job.

Where a straight extension gives up

Anywhere you can see the bolt but cannot get square to it.

Crowded engine bays

Crowded engine bays

Reach starter and alternator bolts without pulling the intake to get square to them.

Under the dash

Under the dash

Work bolts you can touch but never line a ratchet up with.

Exhaust and manifold

Exhaust and manifold

Come at seized fasteners from an angle instead of dropping the whole assembly.

Machinery and equipment

Machinery and equipment

Guarded pulleys and boxed frames where a straight extension will not fit.

Why not just use a universal joint?

That is the usual answer, so here is the honest comparison.

Extension and U-joint

  • Ratchet, extension, U-joint, socket
  • Hinges at one point, so the socket wanders off the bolt
  • Joint flops and binds until you get it started
  • Needs a straight run to the fastener
  • Stack extensions until it is roughly right

Flexible Socket Extender set

  • Ratchet, bar, socket
  • Curves along its length and stays pointed at the bolt
  • Coil holds its shape while you turn
  • Bends around hoses, brackets and looms
  • Two lengths in the set, pick the one that fits

A coil that keeps turning

A universal joint hinges at one point, so the socket wanders off the bolt the moment you load it. This shaft curves along its whole length and stays pointed where you set it. The ball detent in the drive end holds the socket on while you are working blind.

Three moves, start to finish

No stripping the assembly down just to get square to one fastener.

Pick the length that reaches
1
First

Pick the length that reaches

250 mm for tight bays, 350 mm when the fastener sits deeper.

Ratchet on one end, socket on the other
2
Then

Ratchet on one end, socket on the other

Male square drive takes your ratchet, female square socket takes the socket you were already going to use.

Bend it and turn from where you have room
3
Finally

Bend it and turn from where you have room

Your hand stays out in the open while the socket does the work down in the gap.

Why Tradespeople Choose Galixo

Built to lastForged and hardened steel, not pot metal
Saves a tripDoes the job without a second pair of hands
Fits what you ownStandard sizes, no proprietary adapters
Tracked deliveryA tracking number on every order
90-day returnsWrong tool for the job? Send it back

Two bars, one 250 mm and one 350 mm. You get both in every order, you do not pick one.

Each bar has a 1/2 inch (12.7 mm) male square drive at one end and a 1/2 inch female square socket at the other, so it sits between a standard 1/2 inch ratchet and a standard 1/2 inch socket.

The coiled shaft curves along its whole length rather than hinging at one joint, so it follows the path you set it on and keeps turning through the curve.

It is designed for hand tools, ratchets and breaker bars. Sustained impact loads fatigue a coiled shaft over time, so if you are planning to run it on an impact wrench, message us first and we will tell you where the limits sit.

We ship from two warehouses, one in California and one overseas, and the system picks whichever holds stock. To the US that is 5 to 15 business days in total from a California dispatch, or 12 to 25 business days from overseas. Every order gets a tracking number by email at dispatch. Shipping is free either way.

If your parcel has not arrived within 30 business days of dispatch, email us and we will reship or refund in full, your choice, with nothing to send back. You also have 90 days from delivery to return an item you no longer want. We reply to every message within one business day.

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