🔧 Top-rated HQC Piece Adjustable Wrenches4: Versatile, Durable, and Efficient Review

This adjustable wrench is cheap. I had to spend $30 and buy the Channelock, Irwin, or Tekton brands. It would be more useful. I threw the wrench in the kitchen bin and will probably never use it again. Lesson learned.

I bought a 4 inch version of this crescent wrench to tighten some plumbing above and behind the sink in a wheeled bathroom with very limited access. I also needed the jaws to open an inch, which is unusual for small wrenches. It worked like a charm and where all my other wrenches and bare hands failed. The water lines are now installed and not leaking. You won't find a small crescent key like this at Harbor Freight or many other places, you won't be disappointed with this one.

This small, short-handled wrench is kept in my game bag to rotate, assemble, remove, and disassemble a multi-piece muzzle device that tends to fire loose but then refuses to fall apart when I want to. Use a lot of torque so you can't talk about the brute force of the tool itself. For this simple task, that's fine. It works just as well as the old Sears/Craftsman key I have, but is compact enough to keep out of the way.