Amazon Basics 6-Inch Drop Forged Adjustable Wrench with Soft Grip, Wide Jaw, Metric/SAE Scales, Rust Resistant, 6.34 x 2.83 x 0.59 inches

Great wrench set, this was the only tool that was able to loosen my corroded bathroom faucet handles nut. Very handy tools to have.

At first I was a little skeptical but these appear to be some quality adjustable wrenches for the money. I bought the set for the smallest one because I like to keep that size in my pocket with my knipex and 6in1. I was looking for something light weight, compact, and functional. These wrenches seem to have durability, their appearance is decent, are easy to use with a good grip that’s ergonomic and fit for your hand. The largest one opens to 60mm which is over 2-1/3” or so which is nice for bigger fittings/bolts. I like the carrying case they came in even though I probably won’t use it but it has eyelet holes to hang it on a peg board if wanted.

Based off the description I was told I could use this for plumbing. But for what my original intent was. It didn’t turn the shower head off at all! Just twisted it worst. I have since used it for other plumbing issues with mixed feelings. Yes it works. And it works nicely, but with those extra long tongs or whatever you call them, they can get stuck. And not come off easily. And the little part you rotate sticks for me. So I’m under a sink in a VERY cramped space and I can’t just pull it off like you could any other, and I can’t loosen it off easily because it’s stuck that way too. So I to give it a good pull and ram my elbow into the walls under the sink. You do that enough times and your elbow starts going numb on you. So I was getting super frustrated. Here’s a simple tool that shouldn’t give you any trouble and yet I’m whacking my elbow silly just trying to tighten a nut?! I mean, come on! At $18 I’d expect a good quality tool that isn’t going to stick like this. But maybe $18 is a cheap tool. I’m not too familiar in their price base. But I know I don’t like spending a whole lot and not getting a whole lot for my money. And I don’t want to get hurt because I was using a tool that’s supposed to be easy and simple to use. So it’s good, I wouldn’t say it’s great. I imagine there’s better tools of this kind out there that aren’t going to stick and will feel better in your hand. It’s funny they call that comfort grip. I guess because it’s not straight metal. But it’s not too comfortable in your hands when you think of comfort grip.

Great product

Bought these to use on my faucet and shower head. Good product at this price

I use them all the time one opens up to an inch and a half. I use it on hydraulic lines. had them for six months and still no problem.

I have no problem with the quality of these wrenches. I saw another review here that mentioned a problem, but I figured, "how bad could it be?" Very bad. The issue is the sharp edge on these wrenches wherever 2 ground surfaces meet. If you go carelessly digging for one of these in the bottom of a toolbox, you could give yourself a bad cut. They should come with some kind of safety cap. That same other review said you can use an emery cloth to blunt those sharp edges. I am going to look into that, but I should not have to spend extra money to make these safe.

Large one has a jaw of more than 2" which is hard to get in any other wrench.

perfecto, funciona bien

Excelente herramienta de muy buena calidad

Me ha sido muy útil, gran apertura y tamaño adecuado para trabajar con ella. Calidad-precio estupenda

Preis / Leistung topp, immer ein wenig fetten, damit der Rost wegbleibt

The Amazon Basics adjustable wrench surprised me in a good way. It feels solid in the hand, and the adjustment mechanism moves smoothly without slipping. I used it for a couple of plumbing fixes at home—tightening connections under the sink and adjusting a couple of fittings—and it handled everything without any wobble. The grip is comfortable, and the weight makes it feel like a real tool, not a cheap throwaway. The jaws stay aligned, which is important when you’re turning tougher bolts. For basic home repairs, it’s reliable, simple, and worth the price. Definitely a handy tool to have around.