I purchased this set for my son who works as a tech for Toyota and used them every day all day. Everything about these are awesome. Finish, which are great for grip under oily conditions, long grip for torque, open end 3 point has better grip, angle offset box end for getting proper bolt position, gear switch so not to have to pull wrench off bolt, durable and great warranty. In my opinion, one of the best engineered wrenches available. As far as I’m aware, There’s no equal.

The warranty on the Capri tools is for the original owner only with the receipt!

You should link the tools to your description, that way you do a little extra money and we could get the tools you review, love your videos tho

Tekton has six point ratcheting wrenches as well, but they are chrome only.

The satin chrome is stunning

I think the icons are nice, you can just use a standard 6 point box to loosen a bolt and then the 12p icons to completely remove it assuming you are worried about rounding off the nut

the 6 point flat with open end are the best. you can stick another wrench on the open end for more torque

Same wrenches with carlyle set sold by napa, only carlyle being far superior due to the grooves in the open end. I actually own a metric set by Carlyle, can't be happier with the investment. They are really for life

Thanks Chris! All mine are reversible too, I just have to flip them over. Thanks Again.

I like the machining on the open end. It looks like it would prevent corner loading to prevent rounding plus multiply side loaded torque. The chrome satin looks old school. Thanks for the cool video.

I love the satin finish tools! It’s all I try to buy now.

I really dig that satin finish. But I like the performance even better! Great video I really enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing!

The Icon set is a better set even if it is chrome. It's longer for more leverage and reach, but the biggest thing is the teeth inside the open end like snap-on has - they just dont slip under torque like a standard open end can. Also, the warranty on the Icon line is much easier to fulfill! Im not a HF fanboy and i laughed when I saw them begin carrying Icon, but the wrenches are legit.

Nothing scarier than tightening a drain bolt. One twitch away from a stripped bolt.

Chris--Some comments of a minor nature. I do't recall hearing you state the tooth count on the ratcheting wrench sets. Seventy-two (72) teeth seems to be standard now, but some brands are higher/lower than that, so it's useful to have that pointed out in the comparisons, as well. The Hazet brand is German-made; I've usually heard it pronounced "Hot-zet". I like that the Capri sets offer the V-shape at the open end, which gives a better grip than a semi-rounded end. And it was good to hear that someone other than the tool-truck brands offers a six-point (on the closed end) wrench set; they're difficult to find in the consumer market. Thanks.

Wow at the capri wrenches snapping off the bolt heads

I didn’t buy the entire set but did by a few to try them out. They are more than adequate and with the offset gives another option for accessing difficult bolts.

I'm not a fan of chrome so these are really getting to me. I might have to get a set. And I love the way the gun metal tools look from craftsman having the regular wrench sets sae and metric

SK X-FRAME are six-point ratcheting combination wrenches and made in the U.S.A.

The flat chrome is mostly used in Germany. In the Hazet tool catalog says it’s because reducing glare if you have a work light on it. Where a high polish chrome reflect into your eyes.

I love my Capri flex head ratcheting wrenches. Wish the non reversible Capris were still available!

If they had a locking flex head they'd be awesome.

I'm not much of a mechanic but I've had a number of projects lately that have required decent wrenches/socket tools. When I saw these I thought of a metric X frame set that SK offers as the closest comparison. They are similar in price but lack the offset and seem to have some potential quality control issues if some reviews are to be believed. I have a set of SAE nut drivers from Capri that were priced very competitively and are comparable/better in quality to the competition. Will definitely have to check out their add

Ill tell you the differnce when a husky or duralast tool breaks you can take it back to home depot or autozone and have the replacement tool the same day if you break a capri tool where do you take it?

I need that offset end!!

I'd love to see a shootout between Tekton long handle racheting box end wrenches and the ones made by gearwrench. I'm talking about the wrenches with just box ends not combination wrenches

I see video with tools and I click

Btw, if you're worried about side load on your tester, using a longer pipe will give you the same torque with less side load.

They look better made than the Gearwrench set I just got from Advance Auto on a 1/2 price deal for a metric set. At least the price was right, but they don't make 'em like they used to.

Tekton fan but I did buy these!👍

3:16 Superwrenches toooo save the day! (as people stare in parking lot🤣) 4:39

Unfortunately, as of July 2024 these wrenches are no longer available. Capri now offers only a very limited selection of ratcheting wrenches. The best option offered by Capri is a set of 4 specialty box end wrenches that covers 16 of the most commonly used sizes in total. Each end covers two sizes (4 wrenches x 2 ends x 2 sizes per end).

I wish they had the wave drive combination ratcheting wrenches XL in bigger sizes. 20-24 at least

Great! Awesome comparison!! Cool video!!

Wonder why Capri skipped the teeth on the open end. Maybe has to do with finish, or just keeping price down. Carlyle has the 6 point ratcheting wrenches as well. Not as long but do have serrations on open end.

I need the husky, smaller is better for me in reverse, especially for bleeding brakes, I need thin diameter, perhaps stubbies. Having trouble finding a decent metric set that starts from 7mm-19mm

Great video!

Hey Chris nice video! Just a thought but those adapters you made would be perfect if you wanted to do how to videos on extracting broken fasteners. I hope you are doing well

This is why I prefer the "6-Point" Wrenches. MORE SURFACE ON THE BOLTS= less chance of STRIPPING! Are these rebuildable (can take the head apart to lubricate)? GEARWRENCH does offer the Reversable 6-point Ratcheting Wrenches... Take care, 🤓 -Thomas Western Washington State

I really like your "DAD'S D Garage & Man Sign" on your back wall! Where did you get them? I already have the "Busted Knuckle Garage" sign... Love your testing!😎 Take care, 🤓 -Thomas Western Washington State

They r a lil bit diff. But I like the Milwaukee ratchet wrenches

Just a observation of my own , but not having the flexible box ends severely limits there use. Get the flex ends.

Tekton double end flex head 6 point extra long are better buy than non-flex. Most people already have an open end, why buy into the "gimmick no skip?" Use a socket and get the job done.

Why not choose Tekton since they have complete sets of ratchet wrenches, lifetime warranty, 6 points on the ratchet part ?

They look like a solid Wrench the problem is the problem not expandable. And people don't like to get jerked around with warranty claims Most people don't save the receipts so there are no go.

I really like these, except for the selector switch not being flush with the wrench. I don't like the idea of that switch being able to rub on a fastener. Any switch could get caught on something, but the way the Capri switch protrudes doesn't make sense to me.

🤔THAT V notch is what really counts on any open-end wrencges specially on ANY ratchet wrenches because it's hard to get ANY ratchet wrench in ANY REAL tight areas AND ALL automobiles have REAL tight areas specially ALL automobiles NOW DAYS . I DO REALLY KNOW because I AM a REAL ASE certified master Auto master technician or ASE certified Master Auto Mechanic with over 60 year's of REAL experience I will give all of you young people good advice NOW DAYS never be a professional Auto mechanic automobiles change way too much every year a professional auto mechanic never stops learning NEVER EVER stopped learning and they are not that much money to be made in auto mechanics there are better jobs out there that pays better money

Very good editing chris

Great video, very nice set of wrenches. Some available wrenches with a six point box end are Tekton, Carlyle and SK.

What's the big deal with satin vs chrome

curious. when wrenching the head off of the fastener, why lift instead of ratchet? also, you sure do have a lot of pairs of gloves! hello G²✌️

I think teckton sells 6 point just like those

Thx

He really went to every store and compared bruh

Napa Auto has the 6 point be4 these came out. The only thing that this has over the Napa is... It's longer and yes Napa has two set of these too

It looks cold in that garage

I can’t find the the metric 6 point reversible ratcheting wrench set for Capri only the SAE

Wish there was a double flex available by someone other than cornwell, $360.00 !

I like the chrome better but these have my curiosity. I have dewalt standards also looking at they're ratch wrenches. Its hard to find an offset ratch set for a decent price.

It sounded to me when you were going to stores like the satin finish thing was a big deal? Watching this video it's just like "but no satin finish" repeated over and over.

IDK how I feel about Chris. Seems like he's just a tool buyer, not a tool user

Where can I get these wrenches ? I've been looking for a good 6 point set of wrenches for months now and cant find any in stores .👍 I want those ones asap thanks

Could you test taskforce hand tools

hey i just got that hat from my tool guy lmao

Why do none of the sae sets come with 1/4. I use 1/4 all the time. Drives me nuts

Where can you buy? Link

Carlisle makes a 6 point ratchet wrenches I own a set mac tools makes a set and sk makes a set however there straight

Where can I get does

You don't have any Tekton?

I don't see satin being a big deal. Full chrome cleans a bit easier though.

Too bad they don’t go up to 24 mm in metric and 1 inch in SAE

Tekton has a 6 point

Send the link to by pls

Tekton vs Greenlee. Who is Rebranding Who? Greenlee and Tekton are the exact same Ratcheting Wrenches. Is Greenlee rebranding for Tekton or is Tekton rebranding for Greenlee? Or is Tekton and Greenlee both rebranding them from someone else?

Very nice wrenches, but a premium $ on an overseas built wrench.

Do you have the same videos on the Icon???

Good thing i watched this video since you said you gotta have the original receipt if you bought it at other places the Capritoools. com That's actually fucking bs..but thank you for saying it in your video

At this point you might as well just get a ratchet set

Napa

Just another Taiwan knockoff. I’ll pass.

That power torque stuff is junk bought a long 3/8 ratchets and a sae ratchet wrench set ratchet broke in less than 15 min and ratchet wrenches would lock up and have to hit them on the ground to work junk

THIS IS WHY I STOPPED BUYING GEARWRENCH,,, BECAUSE ALL OF THE WRENCHES YOU HAVE SHOWN EXCEPT THE BLACK HAWK SUFFER FROM LOBSTER CLAWING THEY DON'T FIT INTO THE TIGHT PLACES FROM WHAT I HAVE SEEN AS AN AUTO TECHNICIAN.

This guy can't stop holding up the tools. Smells like a sponsor shill to me.

Tekton?? Besides Capri tools is a woke company... From what I can tell they don't do much in the way of supporting men's health issues as much as women... Not a big deal but something to consider or not.