Ultimate Wrench REVIEW/TEST (Gearwrench Tekton Pittsburgh Craftsman Husky Kobalt Carlyle Crescent)

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Hey guys, in this video we are putting some of the most common cheap combination wrenches to the test to see if any of them are truly a better value than one another.
We decided to test these wrenches in an extreme torque test on a grade 5 fastener to see if they could shear off the head of the bolt. To our surprise only the Craftsman had the strength to do so and the rest failed. The main failure we saw was the jaws of the open end of the wrench flexing and rounding out the head of the bolt.
Based on performance and price we think the Craftsman (made in China) is your best bang for your buck as it showed the most strength in our test and has a relatively slim design making it practical for working in tight spaces.
If you're looking for a full polished wrench then we think the GearWrench is your next best choice as it features a really slim design, decent chrome and a good amount of bite. Overall a great wrench.
Thanks for watching guys. Any questions feel free to post them below.
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