They're fairly durable. Haven't had a problem on my Duo. When I tried to use one of the phillips drivers to loosen a quite stuck, but small, screw on my 18 year old car the screw won, but for $1.99 a bit of attrition doesn't hurt (I own three or four sets so far. Not because I need them, but because I keep losing the blasted things!).
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