Williams SuperCombo 15-Piece Wrench Set, Industrial Grade, Alloy Steel, Chrome

Good design and tough. Great finish and feel. It is a thicker wrench but they are tough

I purchased this set of wrenches along with a set of J.H. Williams MWS-18A wrenches (JH Williams MWS-18A 18-Piece Super Combo Wrench Set). These combo wrench sets compliment each other perfectly. Here are my thoughts on the SAE version of the Super Combo wrenches:Pros- Comfort - the beams are long, thick, easy to grip and can withstand a lot of torque- Usability - the Super Combo grip is no gimmick; it grips bolts for dear life- Price - Snap-On's similar set provides 5 less wrenches for $100 more- Storage - the roll pouch is nice and makes it easy to transport the wrenches- Quality - these are USA made and are not to be confused with Williams' lesser quality production line of imported toolsCons- Size - some may find that the larger wrenches could be used as bludgeons (the 1 and 1/4" wrench is a force to be reckoned with)- Finish - this set arrived with some minor cosmetic blemishes in the chrome finish (the metric set also had minor issues)Overall, it would be easy to recommend these to anyone whether you are professional or weekend warrior. These tools are of superb quality. Anyone who is debating which manufacturer to purchase their combination wrenches from would not be let down by these wrenches. Not in this lifetime at least.

Functionable

The thick handles make them better for using an impact on the other end, more comfortable for really putting some torque onto stuck fasteners, no slip open end, better offset than other wrenches, you’d have to be trying to break one they’re crazy durable. I could go on but I would take a supercombo over any other brand, bar none.

After using my metric set of Super Combos in the truck shop alongside my Snap-On Flank Drives, I ended up selling my Snap-On wrenches and bought this set. The beams are much thicker and don't cut into your hand when putting a lot of force into trying to loosen a fastener (especially when you get up into the 15/16" & 1"), while still leaving plenty of clearance. These wrenches are about the same length as Snap-Ons (9/16" wrench is about 9" long) The open end is equivalent to Snap-On's 'Flank Drive Plus' style wrenches, and really works great on rusted and rounded off nuts and bolts.Top quality wrenches, made in the USA by Snap-On, more comfortable than Snap-On combination wrenches, and at a fraction of the price. I can't recommend these highly enough for professional use.

They are great wrenches, really good quality. The thick beams of these wrenches may be difficult to get into some places, but a good trade off for superb strength. I would definitely buy again. Snap-on is just too expensive, these are snap-on industrial brand wrenches. Same as CDI torque wrenches, you get a really good quality torque wrench just not as expensive.

I'm a Millwright so I turn wrenches for a living. These are the best wrenches you can get for the money. Made in the USA and they have extra thick rounded beams that do not hurt your hands when pulling hard on the wrench. The chrome is nice and easier to clean than unpolished wrenches. Williams makes an excellent 1/2" drive long handle rachet that I would also recommend.

Quickly became my favorite wrenches. They feel good in the hand no sharp edges and not to thick or thin. Great finish on them also.

I actually really love these wrenches, they are more than half the cost of the snap on ones, have flank drive but their only downside is it’s a little thicker but they feel super nice

Nice thick beams, got the metric and standard set. Will break a bolt head with the open end tried it myself on a brand new bolt. I really can't say enough good things about these wrenches. So comfortable in the hands, Thier a tad heavy if your reaching in with just the tips of your fingers in some weird spots. But a small price to pay for the really thick beams, feels great on the hand to really push or pull

Very high quality. The best of the best. Still at a reasonable price. Highly recommend.

Thick beams, made in USA, heavy, long for additional leverage and the open end is tighter then a virgin