Satin Combination Wrench 13 mm 12 PT

It's a wrench. It's a good wrench. Was missing one now I'm not.

It has a really good grip, good design, thin, fitting every where I used. I took one star because is a little bit too expensive, you can find the same quality for less price

was looking for shorter one, feels cheap

Years ago I owned an automotive engine building shop. We were also a Proto dealer, and even though when I bought that business I had a lot of the top "tool truck" brand, Proto wrenches are still made in the USA, and that does matter in terms of the quality of the steel used and the workmanship of the tool. If you work your wrenches hard, good ones are a bargain They won't break like tools made of cheap material, and they fit properly so they are much less likely to round the bolt head when you lean on them. That's important because your hands can be seriously injured. Cheap imported wrenches are good for when you have to cut and weld a special wrench to get into an impossible spot, but am always mindful that they are not Proto or Snap On or one of the other top brands - and I protect my hands. Even though I've been out of that business for decades now, I would never even consider anything but one of the top brands for main wrench sets. This wrench was not to replace a broken or worn out one, but to replace one I loaned out and didn't get back - for a thirty year old set. Proto is not cheap, but less than Snap On.