9720A 1/2-Inch Drive Jumbo SAE Crowfoot Wrench Set, 1-Inch - 1-3/8-Inch, Fully Polished, 7-Piece (Includes Storage Rail)

As a heavy equipment field mechanic having the right tool at the right time is imperative, but having all the right tools is expensive. I’ve used these crowsfeet primarily on hard to access hydraulic fittings which is what most people will be using these for, and for that purpose they are outstanding in both quality and value. I have not had an issue with fitment ie: too loose too tight every fitting ive ever used them on they have done the job saved me time and made me money. Now are they cape able of high torque use like a regular open end wrench, yes/no they will spread the jaws on fasteners torqued beyond the 300-400 lb-ft which most people will not be using them for. But dont shy away from this set because of that! They do carry a lifetime warranty and most tool trucks that also sell Sunex tools will warranty them for you (my Mac Guy warrantied my 1-1/8 no questions after i spread the jaws loosening a high torque fastener) (Whats even better is i was able to next day a new one Via Prime for $9!!! faster than my Mac guy could get me one) [1 week] Should you buy them for daily to occasional use on hyd fittings/hard to reach fasteners? Yes you can buy this set 2-3-4-5 times over and be money ahead of a snap on mac or any other tool truck set and get the job done just the same.

I bought these to install a handguard on an ar15 and have since used them on several other tougher tasks. They are well made and the best I could find for the price. I didn't realize how handy they are because I had never needed them and didn't own any. I do wrench on my own cars, bikes, and firearms, but didn't need this type of tool before now. I am not a professional mechanic and do not use these on a daily basis. I am very glad they are in my growing kit to attack any job that comes my way. I use the plastic they came in to store them and have used them with a breaker bar with no trouble. If you need a good set at a fair price don't hesitate to purchase these. The chrome and quality is good for occasional use! Do yourself a favor and buy the set when considering purchasing one. If you are a professional mechanic or using them everyday consider buying a professional set. Pros: good price for a good quality product that will last longer than I will need them Cons: they are a budget minded set and I would spend more on a professional set if I planned on using them everyday

If you need these, you are probably not having a good day to begin with. I have personally put a 3 foot long breaker bar on one and gave it a good pull. It didn't flex, did not round anything off. For the money these are gold.

I’m changing the head gaskets on my 2001 Mercury mountaineer v8 5.0L. My adjustable wrenches could not fit down in the small space enough to get a grip and give me enough room to break the nut on the EGR connection to the exhaust manifold. I found that I would need to try some crowfoot wrenches to get down there, and I would attach it to my extension bar - hopefully it works! Craftsman didn’t have the size I needed so I ordered this set from Sunex (needed the 1-1/16” specifically). Took me a minute and a half but I broke connection as planned! I like the quality of these - super thick and durable so far. The hole on the 1-1/16” wrench wasn’t cut in the center but it didn’t hinder the job. Also to note, before I purchase these, I was a bit wary due to the negative reviews with these fitting loose to extension rods/bars. Since these fit a 1/2” ratchet, I bought a conversion/adapter bit (3/8” to 1/2”) in order to attach this to my 3/8 ratchet and extension tool - Did not slip off or come loose at all. So keep that in mind - an adapter made it a tighter fit. I think I’ll try out more tools from Sunex in the future. Btw - these are made in India according to the packaging. Ill update this review if anything breaks or if they continue to stay strong during the rest of the work to replace the head gaskets. Thanks!

For what I paid and where they were made, they certainly seem to have been worth the price. Heavy chrome, sharp precise edges, they properly fit every bolt I put them on. They seem to be very good quality and well made for a cheap tool. I'm a shade tree mechanic and this is one of those tools I'll MAYBE need once or twice in a lifetime, but I'll sure regret not having if I need it. Have I put them to a severe stress test? NO. They sit in my tool box unused to date. Will they hold up under extended use? Almost certainly not, but then again a single professional grade crows foot this size would cost more than twice what I paid for this whole set. To me, there are two categories of cheap tools. There are extremely cheesy not worth your time tools, and there are decent tools that will get the job done for awhile. About on the same level as Harbor Freight tools. These crows feet fit in category 2.

I only used 1 wrench so far but it worked well and the finish is great.

Vendor changed the bulkhead fitting and the replacement was 2 1/8" hex nut, instead of the former 2" hex nut. The location is obstructed by the lip on the panel, but one of these crowsfoot wrenches fits in and with a 1/2" ratchet adapter and a breaker bar the nut can be tightened. This is not a high torque application, the parts are new, not rusted or corroded so it's a good fit for a crowsfoot open end wrench. I like the fact that I didn't have find a rail and 1/2" clips to keep them all together, the rail and clips come in the package. Highly recommended

I bought this set to get one wrench. This type wrench is very hard to find in any larger sizes in my area. I needed one fast to install a Mini Split Heat pump and looked every where with no luck, this set covers all my bases and was priced cheaper than the one from an automotive supply (they were going to have to special order with a 2-3 week lead time) The finish and quality is very good, these are a good heavy wrench and seem very strong. The lack of a detent groove is my only gripe but all in all they are a good deal.