Amazon Basics Locking Adjustable Wrench, 10 inch x 2.7 inch x 0.75 inch

One of my complaints about 'crescent' style adjustable wrenches is that the feel loose or become loose on the nut....this looseness makes it difficult to remove nuts and bolts or in worst cases rounds them off....I really like how this thing locks on the nut to better remove nuts or hold them in place like a vise is some situations, the picture shows them locked tightly to a tailgate nut, they are easy to adjust and the threads are smooth acting not rough, seems to be well forged and as strong as any I've had, they look great the fit and finish are better than most the thickness of the grip is the right size to grip well and be easy to use.

This locking adjustable wrench is an excellent tool for the price. It feels sturdy and functions just as well as more expensive name-brand versions I’ve used in the past.The locking mechanism holds securely, and the adjustable jaw works smoothly without slipping. It’s a solid addition to my toolbox and perfect for general use around the house or in the garage.Highly recommend for anyone looking for a reliable wrench at a great value.

I been a mechanic for many years. I had very low expectations of this tool. I purchased 4 of them now. SMH, here why because of its universal nature (adjustable size) it replaced a combination wrench set on my adventure motorcycle. I have been impressive how much i have reached for it and how well it does. It does not slip like a conventional crescent wrench of poor quality and does not damage the hardware like vise grips will. Great tool for the home, recreation vehicles like campers motorcycle and boats. I going to keep one in my tool box 1 in my service truck 1 in my motorcycle and 1 in my boat.

These vice grip style crescent wrenches are cool; however, one thing I’ve noticed is that when you need to apply a lot of torque, even when it’s locked, the jaw starts to open a little bit, which can easily round off a bolt. It’s definitely not meant for environments where excessive torque is needed and would be better suited for sensitive fittings like brass. However, with the jaws opening up under torque, I think a standard crescent wrench would actually be safer on brass.

This wrench neatly solves the main problem with adjustable wrenches: slipping and rounding off nuts. To use this wrench, you tighten the jaws down on the nut as you would with any crescent-type wrench, then pull close the lever on the handle. This clamps the wrench jaws down and locks them incredibly tightly on the flats of the nut. The wrench cannot slip off the nut when turning it, preventing rounding damage to the nut and reducing the chance of skinned knuckles.I like this wrench a lot. It is well built and reasonably priced. It is a worthwhile addition to anyone’s toolbox.

Love the product

This lock design offers a clear improvement over the standard version without a lock.

Oh my God! This is the worst tool I've ever bought! It looks like it's a combination between an adjustable wrench and locking pliers. You can adjust the wrench. But it doesn't lock. The only good thing I could say about it was that it accidentally came with two. But they were so useless I just threw them both out. Will never buy one of these from this company again! They don't even deserve one star. But you can't give less.