JetechDouble Box End Ratcheting Wrench (5/16 Inch x 3/8 Inch) - Heavy Duty Cr-V Gear Spanner

I've only used it a few times, so I can't yet rate longevity, but the wrench works well and is a good size match (fits tightly).The ratcheting has a good feel, but is not overly notchy.Time will tell as to whether it is a good tool, but it is definitely a good value.

Looks good and feels ok in hand. Does the job good. Worth the price.

I bought this to use on dirt bikes. I like the 2 common sizes in one tool.

Most people who own and use tools have a collection of box/open end wrenches and/or crescent wrenches. And they do the job just fine most of the time. But if you need to reach for a certain size wrench with some frequency to tighten or loosen nuts on a long bolt, a wrench like this just makes the work so much easier. I bought this to keep in my bike’s tool kit and, so far, it has worked great. I can’t tell you how well it will hold up to heavy use (it does have moving parts) so that’s why I give it four stars.

I do a lot of auto work and it seems like battery terminal bolts and a number of others are either 8mm or 10mm. Rather than guess, I just grab this wrench, which has the ratcheting feature and can both tighten or loosen, depending on how you use it. Very big timesaver.

I expected this to be a decent if just OK wrench, for occasional use, but I was proven wrong.Indeed, I have some GearWrench ratcheting box-end wrenches, but not in this size. The GearWrench is double-sided on each end, and has a switch to control the direction of the ratchet.That being said, this Jetech wrench is simple. It has two sizes: one on each end. There is no ratchet switch, you just flip the wrench over. It is marked very well so you know the direction of the ratchet from viewing it. Additionally, there is a ridge inside so you cannot have the bolt or nut head slip all the way through.Let me tell you this solved my greatest issue with the GearWrench and that was mistakenly hitting the switch and causing the ratchet direction to reverse when I was in a tight spot. I managed to loosen and tighten some tight bolts in an inconvenient location. Not a hiccup.Now are these ratcheting wrenches as strong as the solid box-end wrenches? No. But heck, who wants to use a solid wrench and keep repositioning it?I probably could have gone to Home Depot and gotten a ratcheting box wrench with an open wrench on the other end. But why? I use the ratchet box end so much that I was happy to have two sizes not represented by my other ratcheting wrenches.Are you gonna be able to put a pipe on this thing for leverage and not break the ratchet? Don't be an idiot. i wouldn't do that with my Craftsman stuff. But for those long bolts in tight positions, this thing fits the bill where other wrench sets often skip the 15mm.

I would purchase this tool.

I work in wastewater treatment and keep a limited personal tool kit to make things easier. It makes replacing ton-sized chlorine gas tanks a breeze. The only draw back is the lack of leverage, but I dont need it for applying high levels of torque. Chrome and engraving appear of decent quality. The ratcheting mechanism is smooth enough and the price makes it painless if it were to walk away.

Purchased for tightening one very tight miserable access nut worked great.

very good ratchet.I am using it.

Fast shipping, nice shiny Chrome finish , works fine.

Arrived super fast!! Haven’t used it yet but seems well made

Good product