Capri Tools 15 mm Combination Wrench, 12 Point, Metric, Chrome (1-1315)

Good price, works just as intended. Seems pretty durable. Used daily and haven't had any problems yet

Most of my wrenches are Craftsman, SK and Snap On. One of my wrenches went missing a few years ago and I've been using a replacement from a cheap set I bought over 20 years ago. I decided to buy a higher quality replacement to complete my "good" set. I'd never heard of this brand before, but the price was a lot better than the Craftsman or other high quality brands, and some of those brands (in particularly Craftsman) get a lot of reviews claiming quality has significantly deteriorated over the past 10-20 years since Sears sold off the brand. In contrast, this brand had a lot of positive reviews, some comparing the product favorably to Craftsman and other big name brands, so I took a shot and bought this one wrench. The wrench feels great, has a nice smooth polished finish, the chrome does not feel or look cheap and so far the wrench has held up well in casual shop use - though I have not had the chance to torture test it on difficult bolt/nuts. In short, I don't really care who makes the wrench as long as it feels right, is sized correctly and holds up well. I'll report back in 10 years on durability ;)

Fast shipping

What I love about these Capri wrenches is the fact you can buy all the random sizes completionists just HAVE to get, regardless of utility. I'm one of those people, but also I've used them in the trenches. Particularly this 16mm, but let this stand for the other sizes in Metric and SAE I've purchased as well. Solid feel, fairly thin, have never buckled. Not that I'm the kind of dude who can bend wrenches routinely.

As for the 15 mm Capri open end wrench.It works, have not put it thru the paces yet to see how durable it is, but I have to guess if I can tighten a bolt so tight I snap wrench, them I am strong.Fit and finish seem good. Was reasonable price also.

Got the 30 for Toyota alignments. Heads up, the current gen Tundra uses a 32 instead.

I purchased a couple of Capri wrenches to complete a large Craftsman metric set.I was originally going to buy more Craftsman full polish wrenches. But, at $15 per, they seemed a fairly costly purchase. In addition, my large Craftsman set, while decent, did not truly impress me with the full polish quality. As a result, I thought that buying a couple of cheapies would be good enough for rarely used sizes.When the wrenches arrived, I was quite surprised. The full polish appears better than Craftsman, bright and nicely complete over the sharp edges. The size stamping is very clean and legible, better than Craftsman. Finally, for the fun of it I played around with a couple of bolts (hard to find the size...) and I felt very positive about the wrench engagement over the bolt.So I am surprised. They don't appear to be cheapies after all, but, rather, better than my original Craftsman full polish wrenches, which, admittedly, are not as good as Snap-on etc. It remains to be seen, of course, how they will resist corrosion, and encounters with more reluctant bolts and nuts... Until then, they look and feel pretty good.

Excellent product as advertised !!

Bon

Tengo unos dias y la he usado constantemente con buenos resultados

If you are like me and just need some backups for light to medium duty application, these are for you.

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