Customer Reviews

Stanley 87-792 8-Inch Long MaxGrip Adjustable Wrench

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Some of my tools were stolen and decided to replace the adjustable wrenches with the MaxGrip. The grip is rounded so when you really apply pressure it's much more comfortable than a standard adjustable wrench. The down side is they don't open up quite as far as a standard cresent wrench. But if you get the 8", and 10" you'll be happy. I really can't tell you how much more comforatable they are than a standard adjustable wrench. You'll need to try one out in a hardware store and I know you'll agree they are worth the price. I only wish they sold them in sets of three or four.

Great Adjustable Wrench. Metric markings on one side, Standard on the other. Sturdy, works good as a hammer, rubber grip is perfect for outdoor jobs on a hot day. Goes up to 37 mm or just a hair shy of 1 1/2 inch.

i turn a valve 100 times a day with this wrench... with other wrenches without a rubber grip, my hands would actually hurt at the end of the day....not with this wrench...i have all 4 sizes and will never use another wrench, ever

A very well made tool, well machined and nicely balanced. It has a comfortable grip and does its job well. I'm becoming a big fan of Stanley Tools.

A really nice wrench compared to the simple forged all-metal ones. Very ergonomic and nice to hold. Also provides some extra grip in wet situations.

I picked up a handful of Maxgrip wrenches during the 4for3 promo and created a great set of sturdy comfortable tools.

It's an adjustable wrench, pretty straight forward.

Good quality, looks nice (first point is more important than the second, but there it is).

It adjusts and holds its size better than other tools by major manufacturers that I've used in the past.

Although I haven't used the grip in wet or cold environments, I imagine it would suit better in both of those situations. As it is, having the grip helps provide a better feel, if not more torque.

Review cross-posted to cover the different sizes I've used (6", 8", & 10").