Crescent6" Adjustable Black Oxide Wrench - Carded - AT26VS

I bought one of these for all of my vehicles. It makes a handy little wrench to pop of a hex head bolt in a car interior or a small one under the hood. Its helped me many times. It fits in the palm of your hands and will disappeaer in a glove box until you need it again. You may still need larger sizes due to the limits of its jaw opening. but within its limits it a solid little wrench. i know Tekton has one nearly identical, but its not in the same ballpark as this one. they made this one right.

Excellent wrench, non slip coating feels good in the hand. Settings are stable and don't work loose easily.Works so well buying more come payday!

I have the 6" and 10" versions and they are both high quality. The machining is very good with about 1/32" of backlash in the threads and the jaws are good at staying parallel with very little slop. When fully closed, you can only see a tiny sliver of light between the jaws. The handle is slightly textured which provides a good grip. On the 10", one side is laser etched with a metric units, and the other is etched with Dale Earnhardt Freedom Eagle units down to 1/16". The etching is a bit hard to see, but seems a bit frivolous as I don't imagine anybody would use it anyway. Maximum jaw opening on the 10" version is a little over 1 5/16" or 34mm according to the scales etched on the tool. The weight and balance is nice. The overall quality and machining is a huge step above most other adjustable wrenches you would commonly find in people's tool boxes.

This is a sturdy wrench, and a proud addition to any tool box.My only problem with it is that it's not as corrosion resistant as I would have liked. I carry this wrench in my back pocket as a catch-all tool. A screwdriver set in my other back pocket, and I rarely have to go to the tool bucket to get something else. But between rain, sweat, and raw wood chips/dust, it got just enough corrosion on the sliding surface to force me to get out the WD40.This one is going into the bucket I carry for serious jobs, but I'm getting a chrome plated wrench for my pocket.

Bought this for my 4 year old to use around the house. He love the thing and the small size actually makes it pretty handy the couple times I've used it. The worm gear moves nicely and it holds a good grip.

I got this as a gift for my uncle, it is well made, feels sturdy and I love the black oxide, it looks cool, it’s awesome and my uncle absolutely loved it, said it’s the perfect wrench to keep in his pocket for using at random when he needs to work on something in a pinch or for using on working on his chainsaws, made me smile to have delivered such an awesome gift. Definitely snag one for your loved one who is a fan of neat crescent tools,

Fantastic wrenh ,will buy again.

I’d been searching for an everyday carry wrench to carry in the elastic side holster of my multitool sheath. I’d been looking at the $100+ titanium option as well as the multiple knockoffs of that one - along with a few others. Then I came across the 4” Crescent in an Amazon search. I received this a couple days ago and would echo the 5 star comments of others: solid, well made, good feel, smooth acting but snug and precise jaw movement. I expect to carry this for many years as others have done.