Universal Adjustable Wrench Multi-function Magic Quick Self-Adjusting Monkey Wrenches Set 10 and 15-Inch, Pipe Wrench Spanner 0.6”-2.4”/14mm-60mm - 2 Piece

Easy to use wrenches for multiple purposes

He absolutely LOVES these. Uses them for his job working for county doing every kind of maintenance you can think of. Especially commercial 300 ton chillers. Would absolutely buy again.

Well made and sturdy. The way they're designed make them useful for all sorts of jobs. I'm sure I'll be using these for years.

The really liked the premise behind this product, an auto-adjusting adjustable wrench? Sounds cool as beans, but in this products grim reality, it's disappointing.The main issues is that the spring force that counter-rotates the jaws to securely clamp them around a fastener is just too weak and does not produce enough bite to prevent the jaws from slipping and rounding the fastener. This can be resolved by manually holding the jaws closed around some fastener to be able to break and rotate them, or if the nut (etc...) is already roughed up enough for the teeth on the wrench to grab. At that point what's the point this products adaptability vs conventional options? Also, whats the liability look like on larger fasteners that have higher torques when this tool slips?Product composition is similar to other available tools in this part of the market, Powdered metal alloy with black paint finishing (Does not help with the aforementioned slippage issue), and some type of Poly-rubber grip that, to it's credit, is ergonomic. Comes with a pry end with a lanyard or loop hole formed out of it. Pry bar end could be thinner, But the loop hole is better because of the thickness.Product idea is nice, but it definitely could use some refinement. Almost completely useless for removing & securing roundish fasterners, the only good use I could see this for is removing oddly shaped threaded objects like faucets or taps in plumbing. Couldn't recommend.

I'm familiar with and experienced with many different tools. These wrenches are undoubtedly unique. The head of the wrench appears to have been inspired by flamingos. However, they are very versatile. It's as if they have the DNA of a pipe wrench, channel lock plier, and a flamingo! All kidding aside, these are great tools to have in my workshop. They are heavy, the 15-inch wrench weighs 1.9 pounds, and the 10-inch weighs 14.45oz. The arm has thermoplastic rubber handles that provide a cushioned grip. The handle is a bit small, though. The end of the arm comes to a point that can be used for prying and whatever else you might think of using it for. The jaws are spring-loaded, so they automatically want to close. The jaw grooves are sufficient for getting a good grip on whatever you need to hold onto. Beyond nuts, bolts, and the like, I found the 15" wrench helpful in holding onto dimensional lumber, like a 2x4 that you need to pull a slight twist out of. In conclusion, This wrench set is a welcomed addition to my tool chest. I'll discover many situations where they will get the job done. The forged steel is strong and should stand up to the abuse this kind of tool gets. Time will tell where rustproofing is concerned. The price is about what I would expect to see if these were in the store. If I had seen these in the store, I can't say for sure that I would purchase them. However, I would buy a set after testing them if I had to give them back. I'm not sure these are worthy of a five-star review. They would easily make five stars if the hand grip were just a little thicker. So, four stars it is. I wish I could give four and a half!

I'm 62 years old, if an old guy like me bends the larger of these 2 "wrenches" on the very first piece of 1.5 inch black pipe I attempted to unthread thats pretty sad. I never even tried the smaller one. The "package" these arrived in was pretty destroyed inside the outer box but they survived shipping, they just didn't survive actual use. Already started return. I will say that they seem to clamp on pretty well, even when they bent they stayed clamped on.

Well made for the price

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