Interesting I hadn't found that when i tried it initially, but I see it can be used in a similar way. However it doesn't lock in like the Wera with its cut out in the jaw. Thanks for commenting.

Thanks Mate, appreciate the comment.

Thanks for your comment, I wouldn't say its totally incorrect as the Wera can lock on with its jaw and the Knipex can't, however I will concede that with a little practice you can use a ratcheting motion.

Some of their tools are very good professional quality. But with the jokers specifically I think I saw a Project Farm do a test on them and they were one of the weakest of spanner heads in the competition. It’s a trade-off for the mechanism.

Interesting, I sell to professional mechanics every day of the week in the Mobile Tool truck and they all seem to love and rate the Wera highly.

@@TOOLCENTRALGARAGE, interesting indeed. Seems like all the positive reviews come from people selling their tools or getting paid to promote Wera on their tool channels.

@@TheCherokeeKidd , Did you ever think the reason I sell brands like Wera & Knipex are because they are quality tools!

@@TOOLCENTRALGARAGE, I’m glad that you stand behind the products you sell and I’m sure Wera’s tools are good quality, but im personally not sold on the Joker wrenches. PipeVise has The micro 5 and The Amigo and the cost of this two tools is about 150 USD. Cost less than a set of Wera jokers wrenches and takes up less space with a lifetime warranty. You should check them out.

What do you recommend then ?

I've got the big knipex ones that he does not have there with jaws that have a T shape when cut in half. If you manage to break those, I do not know what you are doing tbh... else I suggest you give those a try as they are awesome 😊