3/8" Click Torque Wrench, 5-45 Ft.Lb, for Bike, Moto, Spark Plugs | 6.8-61Nm, ±3% Accuracy, Dual-Direction Adjustable 72 Tooth, Click Type Torque Wrench, for Oil Drain, Engine Repair & ATV/MTB

Nice little tool. Good for lower torqued bolts. It worked very well. Nice addition to my collection.

Great quality. Storage case well designed. Torque wrench has polished finish and performed perfect.

Works great and it’s easy to use.

this little torque wrench is awesome! I have several large torque wrenches and sometimes it’s hard to get them into the places that I need to actually use them. I bought this one specifically for my Jeep to help me install seat jackers and it was the perfect length with the right amount of torque that I needed at 35 foot pounds. Super easy to dial up and lock in. I like that the red collar piece near the dial actually clicks in and locks it so it doesn’t slip and change your torque without you realizing it. Even if you have other torque, wrenches I’d highly recommend this one just for its compact size and the price was great. a real value and it includes a nice case to keep it protected.

This torque wrench has been solid for bike and light automotive work. The click is clear and easy to feel, which gives confidence when tightening bolts to spec. The adjustment mechanism is smooth, and the scale is readable enough once you get used to it. For the price, accuracy seems good and consistent so far.I’ve used it on motorcycle bolts and smaller car components without any issues. The dual-direction feature is a nice bonus, and the 72-tooth ratchet works well in tighter spaces.That said, it doesn’t feel like a professional-grade tool. The handle and finish are decent but not premium, and the storage case is pretty basic.Pros:• Clear, audible click• Good torque range for bikes and light car work• Easy to adjust and lock• Smooth ratcheting actionCons:• Not heavy-duty enough for daily professional use• Case is flimsyOverall, a very good torque wrench for DIYers, cyclists, and weekend mechanics. Reliable for the price, just don’t expect shop-level durability.

I'm a torque wrench junkie. I have torque wrenches from Central Tools, Proto, KD Tools, Armstrong, Precision Instruments, among others. All of my other torque wrenches, aside from this one, are made in USA. Actually I have a Gearwrench torque wrench that's made in China after Apex Tools moved their torque wrench production to China. I believe that was JS Technologies in Georgia, which was owned by Danaher Tool Group. Danaher merged with Cooper Tools, which became Apex. Apex was acquired by Bain Capital, which of course, being a good American company, sought to cut costs at all levels. Hence all US manufacturing (apart from government contract work) was moved to Asian countries. But I digress.....Sorry for the tangent. I got this torque wrench because when I'm changing the oil I have very little clearance to access the drain pan bolt. For reasons I don't fully understand, American tool companies make smaller torque wrenches (12 to 14 inches long) only for inch/pounds scales, which only go up to about 20 ft/lbs. My drain pan bolt needs 30 ft/lbs. So if I wanted a smaller torque wrench that could achieve 30 ft/lbs, the smallest American brand torque wrench I could get would be 18 inches long. This is too long. I can't even get it to click before it hits the ground or the bottom of my car. My old KD Tools torque wrench (made by JS Technologies I believe) was 5-75 ft/lbs and only 12 inches long and that's what I used until it finally broke. This was the only torque wrench I could find with a good ft/lbs torque range at 12 inches long. I do have aGerman made Gedore torque wrench that's about 13 inches long, and it's ok, but it doesn't have quick release and is only in newton meters (yes conversion to ft/lbs is easy....but still). And this little guy is great. It's accurate out of the box, it's small enough that I can torque the drain pan bolt with only a few swings, the quick release allows me to easily remove the socket with greasy hands. It seems fairly solid, although not snap on solid. It works. Bottom line. I mean it's a made in China torque wrench. But so are the Gearwrench. To be fair, most modestly priced quality torque wrenches are made in Taiwan, such as the Harbor Freight and the tool store brands like Cobalt, Harbor Freight, Menards, and others. I still prefer the USA made torque wrenches like Central Tools, CDI (owned by Snap On), Precision Instruments, Sturdevant Richmont (now owned by Snap On I think). But none of those guys made the size I needed. Anyways, recommend it, good stuff, great price.

Fantastic little torque wrench! I was extremely impressed with the quality of it. Feels great in the hand, the handle lock works really well. The dark color makes it really easy to read the setting numbers. The quality is way better than what you would expect at this price point! Is just as nice if not better than my other more expensive wrenches.

Just the right size and works great

Too small and range of 10-100 would be good for general use

Very good

لكن توجد ملاحظة الكتيب حق التعليمات الخاص بالمفتاح ليس الخاص فيه بل لمفتاح اخر واكبر ومختلف ويتوجب على الشركة ان تضع الكتيب الخاص فيه حتى تعم الفائدة للعميل

Can See the Torque Numbers. Perfect and accurate for my 99 Harley.

Bien présenté, bonne qualité, parfait pour le bricoleur.