DURATECH Offset Box Wrench Set, Metric, 9-Piece, 6-23mm, 75-Degree, CR-V Steel, Organized in Rolling Pouch

Alright, gather 'round, DIY warriors, weekend mechanics, and anyone who's ever muttered, "I just need the right tool for this job," under their breath. Today, I'm here to sing the praises of the DURATECH Offset Box Wrench Set, a collection that's about to make your life a whole lot easier, or at least, a lot more organized. First off, let's talk about the price. This set is like finding a designer jacket in a thrift store - it's inexpensive, but it doesn't look or feel like it. For the cost, you're getting 9 pieces of metric magic, ranging from 6mm to 23mm. It's like someone took a look at your toolbox, saw the sad, lonely wrench you've been using for everything, and said, "No more, friend. Here's a family for your wrench." The construction? Made from Chromium Vanadium (CR-V) steel, these wrenches are not messing around. They're tough, durable, and have the kind of strength you'd expect from a superhero's sidekick. They're not just wrenches; they're the reliable companions you can count on when you're in the trenches of a project, whether it's fixing your bike or assembling the most confusing piece of furniture known to man. Now, onto the design - the 75-degree offset. This isn't your average, run-of-the-mill wrench set. The offset angle is like the secret sauce in your favorite burger; it adds that extra something you didn't know you needed. This feature makes reaching those tricky, hard-to-get-to bolts a breeze, turning what used to be a contortionist's nightmare into a simple twist of the wrist. It's like these wrenches were designed by someone who knows the pain of trying to work in tight spaces - because let's face it, we've all been there, cursing at a bolt that seems to have been placed by the universe's most mischievous deity. The finish on these wrenches isn't just for show; it's practical. The polished chrome not only looks slick but also helps prevent rust, ensuring these tools will be your trusty sidekicks for years to come. And because we're all about efficiency here, the box ends are designed to grip fasteners securely, reducing the chance of slippage, which, in turn, reduces the chance of you throwing a wrench in frustration. But wait, there's more! This set comes organized in a rolling pouch. Yes, you read that right. No more digging through a bottomless pit of tools to find the one you need. The pouch keeps everything in order, and the rolling feature means you can take this set to wherever the work is, without turning your space into a tool explosion zone. It's like having your own mobile workshop, minus the need for a van. In terms of use, these wrenches are versatile. From automotive work to home projects, they've got your back. The variety of sizes means you're prepared for almost any nut or bolt you'll encounter, making this set as handy as a Swiss Army knife, but for your nuts and bolts. In conclusion, if you're looking for a wrench set that combines quality, affordability, and a dash of practicality, the DURATECH Offset Box Wrench Set is your knight in shining, rolling pouch armor. It's proof that you don't need to break the bank to have tools that work well and look good doing it. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting your DIY journey, this set will make you feel like you've got the right tool for every job, without the accompanying headache or heartache of high prices. So, go ahead, give your toolbox a well-deserved upgrade, and thank me later when your projects go from "Oh no" to "Oh, yes!" with ease.

If your a mechanic or a person who is mechanical and always digging in to projects, you'll nene be done adding tools to your box. Duratech makes high value tools in that they are affordable, but yet great quality with lasting durability that you want. These are well built wrenches that are thick enough to take any amount of force you can apply, they are a bit longer size to give you that power, and the fit to the but it bolt head is machine with precision to make them function great. Duratech sets right beside Snap On, Match, MAC, and SK in my box. They are easy to afford and work great, easy to use and provide you with added ability at minimal cost. Duratech is a trusted brand by me.

Reasonable price, appear to be good quality. Only disappointment is an SAE set is not available in this finish.

nice quality. chrome finish is good.

Work on the hydraulic suspension of the LX570 requires access to some tricky recessed bolts on top of the strut towers. Without a good set of 75 degree offset wrenches, it’s just not getting done. I bought these wrenches to do that job and they performed flawlessly. These wrenches have strong steel that doesn’t deflect when loosening tight bolts, smooth chrome finish that’s easy to clean after dirty jobs, and well-cut box end drives that fit very closely to the bolt heads and grip securely. The roll pouch is high quality as well. I can’t think of a single thing they could do to perform better. They’re not just “good for the price”, they’re just good, period. Thank you Duratech and Amazon!

A lot of mechanics claims how useful this tool is, so I bought this just in case I ever need to use it. I have yet need to use this tool, but it appears to be of good quality.

Excellent tool and works just like the expensive ones.

I paid more for one wrench than this entire set. I was not expecting the TI plating to be atvsuch a high level of polish, because the wrenches have to be polished before the plating process begins then again after plating. They are broched very tightly with little to no movement on new bolts . The fitment is very good and it has a very useful/ practical offset. These wrenches are thin and made for getting into awkward locations. Even though they are stamped chrome vanadium, I would not use a wrench extender or stand on them. I tested the 7mm, 8mm,10mm and 15mm, 18mm and all took a reasonable amount of torque with out bending . keep in mind they are not built with extreme, very high torque as their fist priority. They are built to get into hard to reach, awkward locations as a first priority. Im sure if used at working load limits and not as a breaker bar ,they will last manny years of service.