Adjustable Wrench Set (2-Pack)

I wanted to buy a set of adjustable wrenches to help me with my project car and although I haven't used the bigger one but the smaller one has proven very smooth! I do find it weird how theres only a half inch difference between the 2 wrenches though

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Ok! So I have a bunch of adjustable wrenches that won't open or close or have nicks in the faces. I absolutely love the Dewalt Wrenches. They are as smooth as butter. I had do recently do some plumbing projects for the in-laws. I love the opening width and rubber grips. Thank you Dewalt.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just finally got around to using these bad boys, they came out of the pack of two with a small and big sized one. They are heavy made well constructed and etched measurements with a comfy grip no slip like my old slick metal ones once you get oil on are hard to hold, ain’t a bolt too rusted or siezed up to get worked loose with these.love these wrenches as well as a great addition to my collection, black and yellow all the way!

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It doesn't lock up like every other types. Perfect timing for these tools.

Great set of wrenches. The quality and durability is fantastic; what I have come to expect from Dewalt. They are very tough and very well made. They are heavy and for the price you can't go wrong with this set. This is a good set to have on hand for unexpected things that come up because they are two different sizes and are so adjustable. Thick and strong with a good grip. Fit good in your hand. I highly recommend this set!

These adjustable wrenches are well made and have a nice fit and finish. They are pretty standard adjustable wrenches, so there no surprises to report, but I'll offer my thoughts on a few minor details in case you are looking at other brands and want to compare. They have a vinyl grip that makes them comfortable to hold, and the bright yellow grip makes them nice and visible in a toolbox. They have a machined jaw area which gives them a clean, crisp look, and gives them a precise feel. But all of the edges of the jaw are relatively sharp, as they have not been "broken" or rounded at all. Like several other adjustable wrenches I've seen lately, these DeWalt wrenches have inch markings on one side and mm markings on the other side. The jaws are precise, move smoothly and easily, and have very little slop or looseness. The jaw doesn't rattle like many traditional chrome non-machined wrenches I've used, but it also doesn't bind up like some cheap machined wrenches I've used. The wrench jaws came with a liberal coat of oil on them that I had to wipe off. This makes me think that the oil is to prevent rust on the machined silver portion of the jaws that are bare metal. If you regularly work in a wet environment or are concerned about potential rust, I suspect that chrome wrenches would be a better choice. If my tools get wet, I'm usually pretty good about drying my tools off after using them and before putting them away, so I'm not concerned with rust. I compared the DeWalt wrenches to a very similar set of Crescent brand chrome wrenches that are also sold by Home Depot. They are essentially the same size. The DeWalt wrenches appear to be shorter, but that seems to be due to the slightly different shape of the handle and the vinyl handle being slightly shorter on the DeWalt. When compared to the Crescent brand wrenches, the jaws of the DeWalt wrenches open quite a bit wider. Both of the DeWalt wrenches open about 1/8" wider than the Crescent wrenches, which was pretty impressive, so the "Extra wide jaw capacity" description by DeWalt is meaningful. The wrenches have a "limited lifetime warranty", but the package says that proof of purchase is required, and the DeWalt web site says that the tool must be mailed to North Carolina. The warranty covers "defects in material and workmanship". I think everyone should have a set of adjustable wrenches in their toolbox and these would be a great choice.