Are you planning to prototype with those ? If you are thinking about attaching those test hooks to chip leads to complete circuits your results may vary. It will be best to use a breakout board. These hooks will help for quick connections for measurements or for quick test of a LED, sensor or something similar. Take care not to attach/detach these hooks in a powered circuit, you may short something.
The first one there looks professional, the second one not so much…
Nothing wrong with that soldering at all.
Now back to your original question though, an SOIC8 like that is probably ok to deadbug style prototype with then enamel wires, especially if you have already got the chip but no additional breakout board. Deadbug wires straight into a breadboard would be how I’d approach that, although at 1A output of that chip you might have wire capacity problems - just consider it a fuse that you may have to replace a couple of times