Ratings & Reviews for Kobalt 11/16-in 12-point Standard (SAE) Standard Combination Wrench (no case)

Spot on

Kobalts wrench's remind me of the quality of a craftsman wrench from 50 years ago when their commitment to quality meant confidence to the user. Kobalt does that but they have added a sleek elegance to the wrench. If you want quality, look no further.

Great investment

Quality tools, we use them at our business as well as for our race team and they always hold up to whatever we put them up against. Always recommend these tools to clients, friends, family, etc. a

Very good but expensive

A very nice wrench, but extremely expensive. I returned the wrench after finding an alternative for about one third the cost at another store. I just don't have enough use of the wrench to justify the extra expense.

Strong, reliable and pretty straightforward

Not an overly complicated tool. Strong, reliable and does the trick if you need a 7/16 wrench

One shortcoming

I find this wrench to meet all my needs for the application I purchased it for, except one. It is a little short to reach the nut under the pulley I need to tighten on occasion. It could be about an inch longer. The offset on the closed end could be straight instead of about 5 degrees. It works fine for me. The jaws on the open end are a perfect fit for a 3/4 inch nut.

Great Stubby 7/16" Standard Wrench

This is a good solid Wrench, Great for when you need a small Wrench to use while assembling taking things apart & putting things back together, It also takes old rusty bolts off of items, this Wrench is good to have for when you need to do any projects around Home, in the Garage or anywhere.

It helped

I was trying to install a headboard that did not come with any hardware. The wrench combo helped me get a set of screws on that turned out to be the wrong kind, but that was not the tools fault. The fact it had the two sides to it let me work in a fairly cramped space, which will be useful if any other projects come up.

Broke a craftsman 1" wrench, but the kobalt worked

I use to buy Craftsman tools, but kept having trouble with them. Closed end wrenches would slip under hard pressure or brake, cheep. then I switched to LOWE'S and KOBALT hand tools and power tools. Sears would replace broken tools with refurbished tools. I no longer dill with Sears or Homedepot.

Price

The price is a bit high for a single wrench, Craftsman offers a comparable one for about $5.00 cheaper. Other then that a very good tool, at a fair price.

Tight Bolt

Needed to loosen bolt on mower oil pan and nothing I had would get into the small space. Just wanted to purchase one wrench not a set. Glad Lowes had one that would fit.

Nice quality wrench

Needed a wrench to replace the gas line on my grill. Didn't have a wrench big enough to fit the nut. Bought a replacement hose and matched the nut. This wrench worked perfectly. It has nice heft and solid build quality. I'm sure it will be passed down to my son, it looks and feels indestructible.

Handy Tool

I only bought some of these because I found them on clearance. Never really thought they were useful until I bought them. I love them. I go from Lowes store to Lowes store searching for more of them. They are great for getting leverage to break nuts & bolts loose & fit comfortably in the hand.

13/16" box end wrench

Typical wrench of this style. Solid, heavy built, and does the job. I bought it to do some auto-mechanic work. Didn't have a 13/16" in my set. As with any single piece tool, it was expensive. But, it got the job done. I just hope I need it again in the near future.

Good add on to my set

Machined well and is holding up fine after three weeks of daily use. The red mark on the handle, makes it easy to identify at the bottom of the toolbox.

Hard on the hands

I use many different tools repairing motion furniture and when i need a certain tool i need it many times a project...ex..upgrading 200 recliners means removing and returning 400 caster bolts. I purchased these wrenches and although they are fine for a bolt or two,their handle 's radius is too squared on the edges. the result is blistered,raw palmsand fingers. The wrenches i recently lost (wont say the brand) were properly rounded and afforded a days use with comfort so I know its possible to im...