Metric Long-Pattern Universal Combination Wrench Set (10-Piece)

I think the set is nice , but would need to buy a 18mm I need that one alot. Not included in set.

Length provides leverage and these wrenches come with 10% more of the former which provides more of the latter. The carry case design is nice to have and the wrenches easily clip in and out of their assigned seats. The bold size markings make it easier to see at a glance which wrench is which. The surface grip on the open ends of the wrenches not only reduces the risk of rounding fastener corners it also spreads the load more evenly across the wrench head and the fastener. This, in turn, reduces the chance of the wrench failing. The box ends with six different fastener types including partially rounded hex heads. The tools are a nice weight and comfortable to hold and use and come with the famous Husky lifetime guarantee.

I got this set to update some older wrenches. These wrenches are solidly built and feel comfortable in your hands. They have grooves in both ends that really help to secure and grip the nuts and bolts. They are also an attractive flat black in color. They have a large range of metric sizes in this set and are more than versatile sough for heavy home usage. Great set to have around at a reasonable price point.

This set arrive in perfect shape. These are splice drive end wrenches, which are still somewhat new to a lot of people. It's a nice design, since it slips on fastener heads easier, yet grabs and bears down into the flat sides, instead of if the absolute corner of a hex fastener. These did seen to bite nicely, and on hardened bolts perform well. I'm reluctant to use them on standard metal fasteners which are rusted. Still, if you are working on newer, cleaner, hardware, these are excellent. The longer length is more tan welcome. I also 'doubled up' wrenches to see how theyed stack up, and they do manage to do it; see pics. The picture shows they are not making a straight stack, like common box end wrenches, but will to the trick. Without even applying torque to them of pressing them together without a lot of force, the black finish did scratch. It didn't flake, so, bear in mind, these won't look perfect forever, but should last a long time. A major pet peeve of mine is a wrench set that skips 18mm, but includes 19mm. This makes NO sense, yet many sets do this these days. 18mm is by far more popular faster head size in the automotive industry than is 19mm. 18mm is NEEDED! There seems to be a disconnect between marketing, and people who need tools. A 19mm wrench is easily interchanged with 3/4 inch and vice-versa. Although, 19mm is popular for lugnuts, it's not for bolts. A starter kit, should never skip 18mm. The wrench caddy included, I hope will wear in. It takes a lot of effort to get the wrenches out of it. Husky could improve this, but I still recommend it.

Ordered this set for my husband and he has been pleased with it. The set includes 10 wrenches from 1/4 in. to 7/8 in. and they come in a handy carrying case .... but .... the case is plastic and was damaged when we received it. The 1/4 in. wrench holder bracket was cracked and now the 1/4 wrench is difficult to hold in place. Other than the case being damaged, the wrench set is made of steel and is easily handled.

These are a longer, heavier and have an improved design on both the open and closed ends that makes breaking free rusted bolts much easier. The open and closed ends have a shape that fits nuts and bolts much better and less prone to stripping and rounding the bolt off (see attached photos). These wrenches also weight more and have heavier cross sections. The open end it about 10% thicker and taller, the box end is also thicker than other wrenches. The thickness has an up-side, it distributes force over a bigger area and makes rounding off of bolts less likely but they are harder to get into a smaller area. This is also a minus in the length too, it takes more room for the swing but you get more torque. These wrenches are really a trade off on size and ease of use. The wrenches have a slight curve to the handle that makes picking them up of a workbench or the floor much easier. The surface of the wrench seems to be a powder coating with wrench information printed on the top of the coating. I don't know how the coating or printing will hold up over time but it seems to be of good quality. I would have rather seen the wrench size stamped into the sides of the wench since this is one of the first things you look at when selecting a wrench during work. The wrench set also comes with a very nice holder with hand grip. The hand grip can be easily removed (two 5mm Allen heads, see photos) to save space in your toolbox. Overall these are a good quality wrench set that feels good in your hand and does well getting the job done.

These are a longer, heavier and have an improved design on both the open and closed ends that makes breaking free rusted bolts much easier. The open and closed ends have a shape that fits nuts and bolts much better and less prone to stripping and rounding the bolt off (see attached photos). These wrenches also weight more and have heavier cross sections. The open end it about 10% thicker and taller, the box end is also thicker than other wrenches. The thickness has an up-side, it distributes force over a bigger area and makes rounding off of bolts less likely but they are harder to get into a smaller area. This is also a minus in the length too, it takes more room for the swing but you get more torque. These wrenches are really a trade off on size and ease of use. The wrenches have a slight curve to the handle that makes picking them up of a workbench or the floor much easier. The surface of the wrench seems to be a medium heavy powder coating with wrench information printed on the top of the coating. I don't know how the coating or printing will hold up over time but it seems to be of good quality. I would have rather seen the wrench size stamped into the sides of the wench since this is one of the first things you look at when selecting a wrench during work. The wrench set also comes with a very nice holder with hand grip. The hand grip can be easily removed (two 5mm Allen heads, see photos) to save space in your toolbox. Overall these are a good quality wrench set that feels good in your hands and does well getting the job done.

This SAE wrench set covers ten popular sizes from ¼” to 7/8”. The wrenches are 10% longer than the regular size offering more leverage. The surface grip design on the open end holds the nut on the sides more than the corners increasing grip by 80% and safety too. The universal box end of the wrench is designed to work with six different fastener types! That can save technicians a lot of money in the long run. The wrenches are comfortable to hold and use engaging nuts easily. Each wrench has a large size marking that is easy to see. The whole set comes in a great tool holder with carrying handle that will also sit, instantly organised, in a toolbox.

This 10 piece SAE combination wrench set from Husky is a nice set. Comparing some of the features versus a famous national name brand, I have to say, Husky wins. The best feature is that they are lighter. The versatility of hardware these wrenches can work with makes life easier. I also like the fact the size is easier to read and at my age, that's a huge bonus. The carrier the set comes in hold the wrenches very secure as they snap in and out of position.

This 10 piece metric combination wrench set from Husky is a nice set. Comparing some of the features versus a famous national name brand, I have to say, Husky wins. The best feature is that they are lighter. I also like the fact the size is easier to read and at my age, that's a huge bonus. The carrier the set comes in hold the wrenches very secure as they snap in and out of position.