Ensemble de clés mixtes, SAE, 15 mcx

I have a diverse assortment of tools that includes both high-end options like those from Mac and Snap-on, as well as more affordable sets like Craftsman. Despite their varying prices, this is a great middle ground, especially when compared to my pricier mechanics tools. Plus, I recently found aftermarket inserts for these wrenches that fit perfectly into my packout organizer, making it a breeze to bring my tools to and from job sites.

Use these for around the house projects and as a “hobbyist” mechanic, also being a former class 8 truck mechanic. Very strong wrenches(check out YouTube) and a VERY good value compared to Snap-On, Mac, Matco, etc. with same(Flank-Drive Plus) or better(Matco) open end capability.

I own many sets of wrenches from big tool truck names and other big box stores these are the ones point blank get them both you wont have no regrets

The best wrench set I've had Milwaukee tools are the best

Well I used to buy Craftsman and have some very fine Professional grade sets, unfortunately despite their “lifetime” guarantee they are no longer made so I can never actually replace them if I were to break one. So, because of this, I started looking for some high quality Lifetime guaranteed wrench sets to modernize my tool sets. There are plenty available for sure, but I found them all to be pretty much identical and having a wide range of cost none of them inspired me, then I came upon these gorgeous wrenches from Milwaukee and really appreciated their innovation and high-quality construction. Now I will readily admit that nearly every feature of these wrenches is available from other MFR’s but interestingly no one offers them all together except Milwaukee and that was the deciding factor (along with their reasonable price) for me. The modified “I” beam shank design is really easy on your hands. I call it a modified “I” beam design because while these are clearly shaped like an I-beam Milwaukee Engineers rounded or tapered the more traditionally sharp edges to provide for much more comfort than the blade shank design and avoids the other “hot spots” from traditional I-beam designs, for me it is a perfect compromise. These also have large easy to read contrast painted size markings on them which doesn’t make you have to strain to see them when you are looking for that particular size even from a distance they’re easy to distinguish. Finally, and probably the best innovation/feature is their “max bite open-end grip”. Milwaukee has done a really great job solving some long-standing short comings of standard open-end wrenches by likely completely removing the tendency for them to round over fasteners and at the same time providing more grip than those same traditional open-end wrenches we have all been using for decades. I wouldn’t be honest if I didn’t mention that while the box-end is by no means thick and bulky it is not the thinnest wall available but to get a real thin wall combination wrench set you would need to spend 2 or 3 times what these cost and I don’t need them that thin for the kind of work I do, so for me, this is not an issue but you will have to decide for yourselves depending on what you are willing to spend and how you intend to use them. Needless to say, I am extremely happy with my decision to purchase these modern high-quality innovative combination wrenches and highly recommend them to others. Hey Milwaukee make a nice canvas Logo roll-up pouch for these!