WRIGHT(USA)made 2.0s combo wrench set,I was disappointed,I show you why!☹️ episode 20 in the series!

[@Callelle6251]

Regardless of the imperfections, and they're just that, these are by far the best wrenches you own, and WELL WORTH the price. Edit: Those imperfections are probably simply because their tooling is older than the others.

[@jefftovani5535]

They are nice wrenches,im not claiming there junk!! chrome dont make it go,but i still think they could of done a better job with the chrome,just my oponion!! thanks for joining in!!

[@Callelle6251]

@jefftovani5535 the issue isn't thr chrome, it's a couple nicks in the metal from the broach. The chrome is layered over top do nothing will corrode.

[@peterchristlieb]

Jeff, I’ve had the satin Wrightgrip 2.0 for years and they’re indestructible. The lack of polish in an area that doesn’t contact the fastener is one of the ways they keep the cost down. The wrenches are heavier than most, stronger than most and you can truthfully take a 3/8 bolt and snap the head right off with the open end. At $300 per set, they come in over $800 less than Snap On and about on par with Proto ASD and Williams Supercombination.

[@jefftovani5535]

Hi frosty im not saying these are bad wrenches,fantastic fit on fastner!!! i really still rate these very high!!! i just was suprised with the rough finish on the open end!!! like i said,chrome dont make it go!! i buy any USA tools wenever possible!!! thanks frosty, i always love hearing from you!!!!!

[@TheGreyguse]

You must have done something right in your years, I dream of a shop like you describe with the new driveway. Keep up the good work bro and stay blessed!

[@jefftovani5535]

Thanks Greyguse much appreciated!!

[@jamesu]

I have the full set of Wrightgrip 2.0 as an SAE set. I have no regrets with them.

[@jefftovani5535]

I really thing these are nice,overall,chrome dont make it go!! these had a very good fit,and being made in USA it would be hard not to like them!!! thanks my friend!!

[@FoxyMcFoxFace93]

Do they have the same marks on the open ends?

[@jamesu]

@@FoxyMcFoxFace93 not really the same. All of my wrenches have more of a satin finish inside the open end though the wrenches are polished

[@FoxyMcFoxFace93]

@@jamesu Interesting...seems like their quality control might be lacking. Granted, it's purely asthetic.

[@FoxyMcFoxFace93]

HaHa! Chamfer or Camfer...I've heard it both ways. So, Is a sloppy fitting open end with anti slip better than a snug fitting traditional open end ? Makes me wonder.

[@jefftovani5535]

Yea they can be sloppier with a anti slip end,until it digs in the flats with the teeth!!

[@scottaddison8071]

Wright is a Top tier wrench. I do like a Longer wrench, but I would say Wright is close to Snap-on & MAC quality

[@jefftovani5535]

Hi scott i do like how they fit the fastner and thats what most inportant!! im not loyal to anyone brand so when i see something i dont like,i will always tell you guys!! thanks scott for joining in!!!

[@shawnthomas7404]

Better than those two.

[@scottaddison8071]

@@shawnthomas7404. They are great, but I don’t know if they are better than Snap-on & MAC. They are probably stronger and if they were longer???

[@wtbm123]

Yea , It may not hurt , But is dissapointing to see the lack of quality control , especially when the cheap wrench looks better . Just wondering if they seal the concrete as soon as it is poured . I did concrete a few years back , I miss doing it , but the older i get, The more i am glad i am not working with concrete any more. We used Diamond Clear , as curing agent and sealer.

[@jefftovani5535]

Yea the chrome was sub par on the open end,no doubt!! my drive way is asphalt,altough concrete would of been nice as well!!! stay tuned my friend,thanks for supporting the channel!!

[@FoxyMcFoxFace93]

Great series Jeff. These reviews are awesome...no BS. Just an honest review with actual data points (measurements).

[@jefftovani5535]

Thank you my friend,i appreciate that!!!

[@Tad-vd2do]

Great review! I have the regular Wright grip full polish set, and I have the satin finish set. They are pretty much perfect! Great wrenches held up great.

[@jefftovani5535]

Hi Tad thanks for sharing that with the channel!! thats awesome you have both styles!!!!

[@SaltyMike396]

I have the Wright set up to 22mm. The only skip is 20mm I believe. I bought that one separately and added 23 &24 mm. I'm working out of town, so I can't check for the roughness inside the jaws. I got the satin finish.

[@jefftovani5535]

Thanks mike for joining in and sharing that with us!!

[@tanksoldier9770]

Great review Jeff my dad growing up in Springfield told me back in the day everybody would poor their used motor oil on the roads to keep the dust down . some of the early black top roads , thanks again

[@jefftovani5535]

Yea i heard of that!! thanks tank for supporting the channel!!

[@Snowmannorth]

Thanks for the demo, Jeff. We all know that Wright is good stuff! (the inside of the open end is surprising though…)

[@jefftovani5535]

yes wright are well known for there fit and strength!!! it it wasnt for the chrome this set was tuff to beat!!!

[@larryborkstrom3580]

Got that same set in my to go bag it's came in a nice tool roll and felt good in the hand there not as expensive as Snap On but they hold up great

[@TrackstarBR]

These are my favorite wrenches to use. I have many brands cheap and expensive and I always come back to the wrights. I prefer these over my snap on, Mac, Proto, Icon, craftsman and husky. They are tanks and get the job done pretty much better than any others. Great wrenches for actual work but they aren’t pretty. Then again I went with the satin finish because I wanted some texture so they don’t slip out of my hands as easy.

[@jefftovani5535]

Cant argue that,i just started using them and i like the nice fit on the fastner!! i was just suprised about the chrome!! thanks my friend for joining in!!

[@chrismartinez3896]

I didn’t have any issues with my satin chrome set from Wright. I always buy satin chrome if they’re available. Those and my proto anti slips are the bear wrenches I own.

[@jefftovani5535]

Thanks chris for your thoughts on them!!

[@airmobiledivision7759]

Glad that you explored these ones. I’ve been wondering about them. At least they’re not Snap-on expensive, haha.

[@jefftovani5535]

Still a very nice wrench,just not good chrome in the open end part!!

[@douglasmiles1215]

Got some williams sockets, and have to say the finish on them is great. You usually don't see that type of finish on quality tools, kind disappointing seeing that finish. But had pretty good tolerance though. And I don't like the skips either. But I'd bet they work great and are durable. Thanks for the review Jeff.

[@jefftovani5535]

I still think these are really nice solid wrenches,just suprised about the chrome!! thanks doug,as always for your take!!

[@Dungulus]

My main daily driver wrenches are Wright, a 7-24mm set and a 3/8 - 1-1/4 set, but I got the sets with the satin finish instead of the polish chrome and I haven't noticed any problems with the finish on mine. Satin might be the way to go for wright 😅

[@jefftovani5535]

Thanks Dungulus for joining in and sharing that!! the satin finish wright are on my list!!!

[@marko11kram]

You have a good point on maybe the ones from Amazon are seconds. Also I notice that they seem thicker on the open end at least than the others you compared them too.

[@jefftovani5535]

Hi marko they could be seconds,who knows!! there still a nice wrench,still rank them high even with the sub par chrome!! thanks my friend!!

[@shadow7796]

Wright is my absolute favorite tool brand. Those Grip 2.0 are well known as the best combination wrench on the market, especially in industrial environments. I'll bet those are factory seconds that weren't polished completely on the inside of the ends. That price is just too good for that set. The regular price is over $200 for that set, normally. I bet they'd still outperform any other brand wrench in those drawers. I will own a set one day.

[@jefftovani5535]

Hi shadow i think there really nice wrench,great fit,but rough open end part!! chrome dont make it go,i understand that!! i still rank these high in the series!!! maybe there factory seconds,i dont know!!! i just try to give a complete overall reveiw,when there new,and later after some good use!!! thanks as always!!

[@novaxrc7513]

I purchased a full set of Wright Grip 2.0 #758 7-24mm in satin on sale from Palmac tools on sale for $230 shipped. I’ve been nothing but impressed with these wrenches and believe they’ll be with me till I kick the bucket. I just had a look at my set and I don’t have any imperfections on the open end like yours did. Maybe a sloppy set left the factory?

[@jefftovani5535]

Hello novaxrc,thanks for sharing your thoughts on the Wright Grip wrenches!! they are a great set,even though mine had blemishes!! they fit and grip a fastner like no other!!! thier my favorite as well,and i have several other brands!! thanks for sharing!!!

[@andrewmonroe7440]

These are my favorite wrenches to use hands down have a few different sets. I also really like the old school proto wrenchs.

[@jefftovani5535]

They are really good wrenches even though i didnt like the chrome!! stay tune for the final video ranking!!

[@danh2134]

I don't own any wright products ( I think I have some jumbo sockets ) but from what I've seen before on you tube the open end of the wrenches don't expand under extreme torque. I can overlook the bad plating any day when it will prevent any injury to my hand or arm

[@jefftovani5535]

I hear ya,overall these are really nice wrench,they fit the fastner very well,thats inportant,and there USA steel so they should be strong!! thanks my friend!!

[@WrenchAddiction]

Hey Jeff, great video as always. I would’ve been disappointed in those wrenches also with that chrome. Wright is an industrial tool maker so I’m not surprised. I will be more than glad to take thoseoff of your hands!

[@jefftovani5535]

Will be giving away alot of these sets,so stay tuned for future give aways!! thanks for suporting the channel!!!

[@JoeOrtiz033]

Hi Jeff, it was made on a Monday. Overall I like them. 👍

[@jefftovani5535]

Hi joe there still a real good wrench,i would still rank them high!!

[@FoxyMcFoxFace93]

I agree on buying USA made stuff...as long as the quality is there. That's why vintage USA tools are my go to for buying.

[@jefftovani5535]

Im always looking for vintage tools at yard sales!! you sometimes can get lucky!!!thanks my friend!!

[@EdAtoZ]

Jeff, If you want to look at the thinner Teng wrenches look at, Teng Tools 12 Piece 12 Point Metric Combination Wrench Set (8MM-19MM) - TT1236

[@jefftovani5535]

Just put it on the list for future content!!! thanks my friend!!

[@Myrrapen]

USA made tool to close the series with!! I've heard the chrome will flake and rust can set in on the open end. Fit looks great and I'd still use them for the bolt bite that doesn't destroy a bolt like the Icon or other more aggressive formats. Love seeing the USA made and Pat # stamp on the tool! That looks like some of the vintage tools I have. Nicer to see instead of Chrome Vanadium stamped on one entire side of the tool. Thank you again for doing these reviews! Entertaining and provides a needed view at different tools available in a range of price points.

[@jefftovani5535]

Yea the chrome was not that good on the open end,but overall a good wrench!!! stay tuned for a recap of all the sets!!! thanks my friend!!

[@hardnosecattlecompany6974]

Wright tools have always caught my eye. Really like how there usa made. Thatd be a pretty cool series if you could do middle of the road tools that are usa made. I always try spending the extra money if something is USA made

[@jefftovani5535]

These are really nice wrenches!! just suprised with the chrome in the open end part!!! im going to do a USA series!! most should be middle of the road,but there will be some high end as well!!! thanks for the feedback,its much appreciated!!

[@georgeferlazzo7936]

Hello again, Jeff Thank you for another Great Video 👍 I have never owned any Wright Tools. I 've seen some sparingly on the job as a Aircraft Mechanic. I am looking for a replacement for my Old school Craftsman wrenches. Don't get me wrong I still trust and use them 😊 Now that Craftsman tools are made out of country. I"m too sure I can say that any longer!

[@jefftovani5535]

Hi george ill be ranking the sets all together in the series!! 20 all the way to the top!! should be interesting!!

[@georgeferlazzo7936]

@jefftovani5535 Hello again, Jeff Just how much use time are you giving each wrench set? I think I would understand if you found a junk set straight away. Food for thought 🤔

[@jefftovani5535]

George i dont plan on keeping many of them!! so when i rank them some will be like new!! so how they hold up a cant say!! i just going to mostly rank them,for warranty,value,big bang for the buck,quality,how tight they fit the fastner,how they feel in the hand!! it stillshould be some good info!!

[@georgeferlazzo7936]

@jefftovani5535 Hello again, Jeff Thank you for the quick response. As a new member of the channel. I wanted to ensure all the were evaluated evenly. You will always have those who are brand loyal. As I was with Craftsman tools. A lot of my tools are more than 25-30 years old. I still trust them. But where to go when I need to replace them? The next chapter so to speak. Again thank you 😆

[@barrygolden9823]

Even with the open end issue these are still on my wish list. Since you said you were giving these away maybe I'll get lucky!!! Thanks for taking the time to show us all of these sets....

[@jefftovani5535]

Hi barry yes these are very nice set of wrenches,great fit!! just suprised with the rough open end!! just always try to give a honest review!! thanks for taking a look my friend!!

[@sasquatchrosefarts]

​@@jefftovani5535thanks Jeff. I actually think the open end doesn't matter much in the throat. As long as the biting surfaces are smooth where they should be...... the reason I don't mind, is because the inside of the jaws will get scratched in use. So even perfect chrome won't be perfect for long. In testing on KZbin, these are among the best, with snapon flank drive plus, proto anti slip, carlyle non-slip and icon .

[@jefftovani5535]

Agree!!

[@AToolWithTools]

As someone else already mentioned, having looked mine over more closely now, I believe its that the base of the jaw isn't polished as well. Maybe I'm off about that though. As to the open end you're right that it's the design that makes fasteners sit funny. What you'll notice when turning it all the way one way or the other is that the flat of the hex sits (or should sit) parallel with the teeth; that allows them to do what they do, in addition to acting a little like a wedge to keep the wrench on there. Everyone always bangs their drum about off-corner loading and they're typically talking about the box end, stuff like this and the Snap-on Flank Drive Plus bring that style of loading to the open end, where a typical wrench will touch two opposite corners of the hex. It may not look it because it's a gap of like 0.1 or 0.2mm, but anything besides perfect fitment will have the wrench loading the corners and not the flats.

[@centralcoastbuc161]

My full set of Wright 2.0 wrenches don’t have that chrome issue. Maybe the cheaper Amazon set are seconds or of inferior quality, when compared to the full $300 set.

[@jefftovani5535]

Could be seconds!!!! thanks my friend!!!!

[@lukedavis3657]

I have been slowly trading out my older non USA made Craftsman for Icon tools. The price isn't exactly where I think they should be but I won't complain about the quality or the warranty! Awesome videos!

[@jefftovani5535]

Icon tools are a bit up there in price,but the quality is there!! as well as a good warranty!!

[@drew1381]

I have the chrome set 8-22, no skips. I paid $220. My chrome is also impeccable. Don't know about the set you received. The thicker open end is gonna be stronger in this case. So I'd pay more for the extra material over a super fancy finish. Lipstick on a pig type thing. Polished vs Satin is about a $10 difference. Satin isn't pretty. It's about function as long as the chrome doesn't flake off and cut you. Finish isn't a deal breaker for me for a USA made tool with a lifetime warranty and long history in this country.

[@jefftovani5535]

I really like this set,i was just suprised with the chrome on the open end! chrome dont make it go,like i said!! these fit the fastner really well,thats whats most inportant!!! i will be ranking this set really high in the series!! if i decide to keep it ill do a follow up later after using!!if i dont give it away!!! thanks for your thoughts!!

[@hamokyun3401]

Jeff, great job on the reviews. Could you do the Craftsman Overdrive wrench set? Supposedly the Mac RBRT clone.

[@jefftovani5535]

I probably get them,it will be awhile though,i have lots of things going on!! as always keep up with the suggestions it inportant to me to show what you guys want to see!!

[@hands-on-m8c]

I agree completely with you on buying USA when we can but sometimes they are just so darn expensive that I just can't do it. I do have some Wright tools but they are older ones that I bought used

[@jefftovani5535]

I hear ya its always expensive buying USA tools no doubt!! wright makes good tools,these fit very well on the fastner!! thanks my friend for joining in!!

[@alvakary]

I really enjoyed the series. Even with its flaws, I would still pick the Wright wrenches over all of the rest. Great series!!

[@jefftovani5535]

they are a really good wrench,great fit on the fastner,thats what most inportant!!! thanks for sharing your thoughts my friend!!!!

[@mlieser1230]

Another great review! Your honesty is greatly appreciated! I think Amazon is nothing more than an on line flea market that consists of multiple independent vendors. This particular vendor may have procured a lot of factory blems from Wright. It's not uncommon for manufacturers to sell off items with cosmetic defects that do not affect performance, at a discounted price. The fit of these Wright wrenches is spot on and that is more important than the overall appearance. Even though the Chinese produced Duratech open ends look nicer, the Wrights will out perform them in the end. With heavy use the wrenches will become dull and scratched up anyhow.

[@jefftovani5535]

oh i know these are good wrenches,great tolerences,Great USA steel for strrength!! its possible there factory seconds,no doubt!! i was suprised with the spotty chrome on the open end!!! these still will be ranked very high in the recap video!!!! i got my hands full ranking all 20 sets!!!!!!!!

[@michaellindsay8934]

Great honest review. It's a shame they look bad especially being USA made. Thanks Jeff I'm looking forward to seeing your new driveway when their done

[@jefftovani5535]

Thanks mike as always for checking in!!

[@jasonhavers5961]

Nice job Jeff. I like this series

[@jefftovani5535]

Thank you jason!!!

[@markrodcpa]

Would be interesting to compare these to Snap-on. That's what Wright does.

[@jefftovani5535]

I dont have any snap on at the moment!! thanks mark for joining in!!

[@76Starship]

The steelman's I just sent back looked like those wrights on the inside of the open ends. Jeff, good series! I'm surprised you made it all the way to 20. :)

[@jefftovani5535]

im suprised about your steelmans!!i went back and looked at mine,they are okay,who knows!! i got some bad comments on my wright review,i pissed off some people,oh well!!

[@Morethanyouraveragejoe]

I have a polished set and a satin finish set of the 2.0 and I love them. If I had to narrow my tool box down to one set of wrenches I would have to keep my wright 2.0 they are definitely a good wrench. I have the bigger sets so I don't have any skips in sizes. Jeff you are right about the open end it could be a little better. My 19mm doesn't look as bad as the set you have but it does have the same thing going on. I am a fan of that satin finish I like the way they look. The open end on my satin set looked better than my polished set. If a person was looking for a set of wrenches that is beefy, strong and bites really good this is the set. If a person is looking for a set of wrenches with a flawless finish this is not the set for them. One thing is for sure my friend at the end of the day people work hard for their money and they want what they like and if a person doesn't like this set of wrenches you have given them plenty of options to look at and help them with making a decision on what to purchase. Im glad you did this series my friend it should help a lot of people.

[@jefftovani5535]

Hi joe overall those wright wrenches are tuff to beat!! i was a little hard on them about the chrome,but the fit is really good,and there USA steel!! well i gave people 20 options!!! time for the recap!!!

[@Morethanyouraveragejoe]

Jeff your honesty is what I really like about this channel my friend. I'm looking forward to your recap!

[@ShawnC8030]

Wright makes good stuff. Love wright grip 2.0 wrenches some of the best. I do like rbrt a little more but can't go wrong with wright. Suprised to see the chrome not as refined 😢

[@jefftovani5535]

These are real nice wrenches,great fit which is the most inportant thing!!! just suprised at the rough finish on the open end part!!! thanks my friend for taking a gander!!

[@warrenblanchard889]

Great wrenches we use them in the refinery, they are older models though

[@jefftovani5535]

Yea these have really good tolerence on the fastner!! chrome dont make it go,but i hated seeing how bad it was on the open end!!! i still rank them high!! thanks for sharing your thoughts!!

[@maui6446]

Thanks for saying Chamfer instead of Camphor. A Camphor tree is indigenous to warm temperate to subtropical regions of East Asia, including countries such as China, Taiwan, Vietnam, Korea, and Japan. That is why you have not seen it. Norway spruce are nice trees. If you are high enough (above 1500 feet) try some Noble firs. PS, I live next to the second largest Christmas Tree farm in Oregon. They use Helicopters to pick-up the bundles of cut trees and load them in high side dump trucks for transport to the wrapping and shipping area. Lots of different firs around me but low elevation so no Nobles on this farm. Nice to see US made tools. I'm sure they function just fine.

[@jefftovani5535]

Yea i do say words wrong from time to time,appreciate your honest feedback!!! that explain why i never heard of a camfer tree,lol!! i put in over 500 trees at my house to make it more private,noraway spruce,white pines,blue spruce,concolor fir,hemlock,douglas fir,!! thanks for suporting the channel!!

[@JayBird911]

Thanks, Jeff! That was a fun series!

[@jefftovani5535]

Thanks Jaybird!!

[@Donniedangerously]

These are a lot like my old USA made Klein wrenches. Form over fashion though. It’s the bite that counts.

[@jefftovani5535]

Yes!! thanks donnie!!

[@Nordman555]

Bought large set of wright grips after clearly they were getting pumped by everyone on youtube. Sold them. Good wrenches yes but shorter style and a bit thicker. Mucb prefer snappy

[@jefftovani5535]

Thanks my friend for joining i and sharing that!!! stay tuned for the recap!!

[@edrannou3914]

Can't wait for the give away of the combo wrenches. Have you ever tried Toptul sockets or wrenches? They are the house brand for Rotar in Taiwan. They make a bunch of stuff for other brands. Kind of hard to come by, one USA vendor (JM Tool) and one Canadian that I can find. I also have some of their screwdrivers, but they are fine but aren't outstanding. I don't have their wrenches but I have a full set of sockets, shallow and deep in metric. Sold my Snap-On in 1/4" drive once I had these. Excellent price on nice socket sets.

[@jefftovani5535]

Ive loojed at topul but never pulled the trigger on any of there sruff,at least yet!!!! thanks for joining in and sharing your thoughts!!

[@TylerSnyder305]

I get it, but to spend extra time in areas that don't matter would bring the price up even higher into Snapon territory for an industrial tool line and people would complain about the price. Again I understand the complaint, but if you compare them with wrenches from our other domestic industrial tool brands PROTO and William's you might have a better idea of what should be expected. You would probably find minor cosmetic compromises across the board. I don't have the wrenches yet, but they are on my list. What I do have is a full range of 1/4 sockets and multiple ratchets, as well as ratchets and sockets from the 70's. The new sockets and drive accessories are cleaner looking, and better performing.

[@jefftovani5535]

Thanks Tyler for your take on things!! always good to hear from you!!

[@00bikerider]

Good work on the series. Keep the content coming

[@jefftovani5535]

This was a big series!!!! 20 sets in all!!!! now we need to rank them!!!

[@Ratchet313]

Great series, thanks for the reviews

[@jefftovani5535]

Thanks my friend!!

[@robertcrissinger3956]

Wright are great wrenches although mine are not chrome just polished , I actually prefer them over my snap on wrenches , hey maybe I’ll win them n see how I like the chrome ones

[@jefftovani5535]

Hi rob its going to get interesting around here!!! stay tuned!!

[@sanchocloset5987]

I've heard great things about these wrightgrip wrenches. The finish is not that great but as long as they do the work.

[@jefftovani5535]

Thats the bottom line! chrome dont make it go!! thanks for joining in my friend!!

[@falconmoon2880]

I could use a set. Nice channel. Hope your driveway is all set and working well

[@jefftovani5535]

Driveway good,thanks falcon for joining in,good luck in the giveaway!!

[@robertwynn7686]

Another detailed review, thanks jeff

[@jefftovani5535]

Thanks rob!!

[@Jethro2022]

That was disappointing. I wonder if QC has caught it yet and fixed it? I would contact them. Thank Jeff, take care

[@jefftovani5535]

Hi my friend not sure what happened when they made these!! i was suprised!!! dont get me wrong they fit the fastner very well,and thats what matters most!!!

[@paulmendenhall5226]

Some nice quality tools

[@jefftovani5535]

Thanks paul for taking a gander!!

[@Jeff-rk8hq]

Also do you know anywhere to buy the gear tech branded infar manufactured ratcheting combination wrenches with what they call a diphylleia (because the shape resembles a flower) ratcheting box end wrenches with the open end being a non slip (that look’s sneakingly similar to the Milwaukee ratcheting combis ) also made in Thailand but the box end is unique it’s kinda like the bolt biter shape an I can find them on the infar site but can’t find a domestic seller

[@jefftovani5535]

Hi jeff i dont know much about the brand infar,i have to do some research!! thanks for the feedback!!

[@avpala2]

Excellent series! Learned a lot and definitely helped me decide what I wanto go with… Capri likely, I wanted the wright but saw reviews of horrible chrome.

[@jefftovani5535]

The final recap coming today,stay tuned!!

[@RhinoAg]

great work Jeff

[@jefftovani5535]

Thanks Rhino!!

[@Jeff-rk8hq]

I prefer the old grey long pattern wright wrenches and the original wright grips are damn fine traditional combination wrenches and contribute to them being revered in many circles but to me wrights impact sockets are second to none being the best most heavy duty sockets out there if you need durability and a tight fit isn’t a concern. Hhowever wright is becoming a dinosaur in every dept, no ratcheting combination wrenches ( domestic) and no low pro impact sockets and tbh unless its going on a high torque I just use the nano style low pro sockets so much that the wright or protos don’t get used much anymore…even for suspension work the nanos are plenty strong enough for that and paired with a nano ratchet wrench or tekton xl 6pt flex head dubl box end ratcheting wrench and you can fit about anywhere but I really appreciate all your interviews Jeff. They have popped up in my shopping. I can’t tell you how many times this past six months to a year. Keep at it buddy.

[@jefftovani5535]

Thank jeff for your take on things!! those nano sockets are the bees knees!!! they work fantastic!! the tool world is always changing!!

[@charlesharless5702]

Great set keep up the good work

[@jefftovani5535]

Thanks charles for taking a gander!!

[@hardware5777]

Thanks for another good review....and TEAM CAMFER!!!

[@jefftovani5535]

Thanks my friend for joining in!!

[@user-ktds4]

Certainly didn’t expect the finish on the larger open ends on the Wright brand, kind of disappointing for USA made. Wright still makes my favorite screw drivers, which are flawless! They could have easily cleaned the opening up on the wrenches prior to chroming, kinda sloppy…

[@jefftovani5535]

Yea i was suprised with the chrome!! but still a damn nice wrench!! thanks my friend!!

[@EdAtoZ]

Jeff, Wrench storage with a nice trick. SATA 16-Slot Reversible Wrench Racks, SAE and metric, 2-Pack - ST95411. You can get 13 or 16 slots.

[@jefftovani5535]

Ed i love it!! you no your sh#t!! love your take on things!!

[@cblack1863]

Ahh man! This crushed my soul! Lol... Seriously though, I've been looking forward to this review and eyeing them for a year. There's been many tests on these and they outperform 99% in practice grip wise on the open end (see torque test channel) they're definitely not known for the chrome, with chipping issues etc. They're also available in a satin chrome which seems to be better, but still!? I love the USA and the fact that they grip better than even the most aggressive 'looking' open ends. The benefit of that though, is they don't mar the faster nearly as much, so they definitely have the 'Meat n' Patatoes' covered! Btw, In regards to previous wrench reviews... It was proven on TTC review that the Capri, Olsa, Icon, Milwaukee etc. open end design (nut shape) has no advantage over the plain rounded design. Without an appossing side (like a line wrench) the angles just cam the faster toward the open side... i thought it looked like a better design as well but apparently not!? Thanks for another great review👍

[@jefftovani5535]

Thanks my friend for joining in!! i overall really like the wright set,even with the chrome issues!!! yea i heard the v-shape on some open ends dosent help!!! but you hear it both ways!!thanks my friend!!!

[@mikesoutfishing]

I want the set that is not chrome, think it's satin so the forging marks don't bother me, kinda like it actually lol after a while they stop being chrome anyway

[@jefftovani5535]

Hi mike i like satin chrome myself!!! stay tuned for the recap!!

[@PapasHobbyGarage]

You know what I say Jeff. I said it hundred times about tools being made in the U.S.

[@jefftovani5535]

Papa you have said that about USA tools,i do remember!!!

[@craigdave3266]

Good stuff Jeff

[@jefftovani5535]

Thanks craig!!

[@richarddietz6145]

Not having a 18mm that sucks 16mm not so much 18mm is common I use 18mm all the time very disappointing from a USA company

[@NotMe-rt4hk]

This is a smaller set, you can get them without skips.

[@jefftovani5535]

18mm is used alot,no doubt!! thanks for joining in!!

[@jefftovani5535]

Sure can,you just have to poney up!!! thanks for joining in!!

[@BruceAllgire]

You ended this series Wright, young man. Thanks for the video, Jeff!

[@jefftovani5535]

Thank you bruce,stay tuned for the recap!!!

[@joemiller1574]

@jefftovani5535 I have a metric set of the Wright 2.0 with the black oxide finish and mine have some light tooling marks but none have that slag looking material in the open ends

[@jefftovani5535]

Thanks joe for sharing that with the channel!!! stay tuned!!

[@91Z50]

The poor finish on the open end will make it harder to clean and possibly the chrome chipping off. THANKS JEFF

[@jefftovani5535]

It could!! stay tuned for the recap my friend!! its going to be interesting!!!

[@leo.girardi]

Interesting, to say the least. For some reason in my mind Snap On was the king of the auto mechanic, but Wright was the big rig or industrial tool. Like oil rigs or power plants. Unless they s*cked from a usage stand point, I'd still rather buy USA.

[@jefftovani5535]

Hi leo these are really nice wrenches,just suprised at the rough open end part!! i still rank these really high because of the great fit!!! thanks my friend!!

[@joesteffens613]

Not a bad set if they were all there. It’s not cool that they double the price for a complete set. A little crude but nice chrome and American made. Tough one, but I’d pass. It’s shifty when they hold the last few wrenches hostage unless you pay up. Thanks.

[@jefftovani5535]

Hi joe yea a complete set is pricey! one things for sure,i gave you guys lots of options!!! stay tuned for the recap,thanks my friend!!

[@jasonhavers5961]

Jeff you should tag the winners of the giveaways in the comments section just in case if a subscriber misses the giveaway video they will know that they have won.

[@jefftovani5535]

Hi jason,yea good idea!!

[@ben10mama]

I have the full set of these as a pro, I think you might have gotten a bad set which is real disappointing because mine didn't come with that. Still a shame in the chrome but my set came all nice and without issue. I've been using them for the last couple months almost a year and can say the big end is perfect for in the rust belt because it really grips and won't let go. I've never had those wrenches give out. I've once rounded off a real rusty tie rod but It was so rusted it could have been any wrench and it would have done that. You can send an email to wright and they will warranty them for you if you just explain the chrome issue. Just a thought. Keep up the great work and have a good day

[@jefftovani5535]

Thanks ben for joining in!! i really think there a nice wrench overall!! chrome dont make it go!!

[@bigc7t]

Hey Jeff, impressive wrench set. I think the high end Taiwan made wrench sets are nicer. Thanks for the video.

[@jefftovani5535]

I shown some good sets in the series,thats for sure!! thanks my friend!!

[@phillipbainbridge9107]

It's been my experience that these and similar wrenches like Snap-on flank drive plus or Proto anti slip are to be used separately and only for special cases. Sure, they will always work, but by design, they damage fasteners upon removal thus requiring fastener replacement.

[@jefftovani5535]

Hi phil your pretty much rite!!!! the icon and carliyle will really do some damage!!!thanks phil!!!

[@craigchiddo2794]

Right you are complaining about it not being pretty I bet they function better for longer than the pretty junk you can get 3 sets of wright for the price of snap on tekton doesn't have to pay us labor prices and epa fines so they can put more effort into making them look pretty

[@jefftovani5535]

Hi craig i still rank them very high,even though the chrome could of been better!! thanks my friend for joining in!!

[@oldguy2082]

I understand why you're disappointed in the finish of the wrenches, but, I have a different take on it than you do. The open end finish might disappoint you, but its the business end of these wrenches and the reason these are purchased. If you need to remove a rounded or damaged bolt/nut, these will work as well as SO Flankdrive Plus for a fraction of the cost. So, even if the finish isn't the best, these will do the job that they're designed for. These are not every day use items, special circumstances use only. I haven't used the new Craftsman overdrive units or the mac RBT units so I can't comment on how well they perform, but given the cost of the Overdrive units, I might be tempted to give them a try.

[@jefftovani5535]

Thanks for joining in,i appreciate hearing everybody opinion!!

[@victorhoyt4352]

You should see how bad the satin finish set was that I purchased... I honestly don't know what Wright has got going on over there. The satin finish set I ordered was so bad that I returned them. The broaching on the closed end was off center on about 30% of the wrenches. The open ends had burs and rough edges, and the offset on the box end varied. Sometimes, it was the full 15° offset, but sometimes, it was 11° or 12° offset. I really don't understand what they got going on there at their usa factory, especially for the cost of these wrenches. I keep saying this over and over again, Japanese, German, and even some Taiwanese made tools are starting to overtake many usa branded tools. The quality and craftsmanship you get with some of these imported tools vs. what you pay is unbelievable. Many usa made brand tools are cutting corners, and the quality is taking a hit, just so they can put "made in usa" on it. Thanks for the honest review, Jeff!! 👍

[@jefftovani5535]

Thanks victor for sharing that with the channel,i really appreciate it!!! i hated cutting this wright wrench set about the chrome being made in USA,and being very popular in all!! i knew some people with get made,i was rite i lost some subscribers on this video already!! oh well,i will always tell the truth no matter what brand!!!!

[@remfj40]

Appears the "poor" mans Snap-On might not be as much a value proposition as once was. To your point, the looks don't make it go, but for the cost others may be a better pick.

[@jefftovani5535]

Yea i was suprised about the chrome!! there alot of good choices in this series,stay tuned for the recap!!

[@mechtechtools77]

Being made in USA doesn't necessarily mean quality

[@jefftovani5535]

I think your rite!!!! was a bit suprised on this set!!! thanks my friend!!

[@rawbacon]

Disappointing, our American makers gotta step up their game or they're gonna keep losing ground.

[@jefftovani5535]

I dont know what to think anymore!! some tools suprise you good and bad!! these are good wrenches,just thought the chrome should of been better!! thanks bacon!!

[@alainorozco8032]

How does it perform? That’s the question you should be asking if you are reviewing tools. How does it perform day 1 to day 11,739 and beyond? You won’t find another wrench that will out perform those Wright Grip wrenches. $300 is expensive for made in the USA quality tools? Snap On wrenches are $800. Mac knuckle savers are $750. Proto ASD is $500. None of these will out perform the Wright grip. “Calling it like I see it”, means nothing, if performance isn’t the number one thing you should be talking about in a review.

[@jefftovani5535]

Thats why we do follow ups,and show tools in use my friend!!!

[@drengskap]

Well, I wasn't going to mention it, but since you brought it up, 'chamfer' is pronounced 'shamfer', like 'shampoo'!

[@jefftovani5535]

Well it not the first time i butchered a word,lol!! thanks my friend for joining in!!

[@getonlygotonly]

for the money I much prefer wright wrenches.

[@jefftovani5535]

Thanks getonly for joining in and sharing that!!!

[@jeffguinn1967]

According to a host of you tube video's. Wright made and or makes snap-on flank drive wrenches. Great job on the review thanks Jeff

[@jefftovani5535]

I heard that jeff,thanks as always for joining in!!!

[@SpeedySpartan]

Yeah chrome don't make it go but if they make you pay those prices for that quality, that just ain't Wright! What we really need is cheap quality American manufacturing and steel mills to come back, so we can produce affordable high quality goods again like everyone else!

[@jefftovani5535]

No argument here speedy!!! these had a great fit on fastner,probably good strong steel,but the chrome well thats another story!! thanks speedy!!

[@bobshelton2812]

Jeff, overall, they are pretty nice wrenches, even with the ugly mouths. You can save them for my giveaway.

[@jefftovani5535]

Hi bob yes there still a really nice set!!! stay tuned,things are going to get interesting around here!!!

[@harrydickson4575]

👍👍👍

[@Bjm21703]

Wright makes great tools. Dont tell china.

[@jefftovani5535]

yea!!! thanks my friend!!!

[@rodneybugher9312]

I doubt they will sell many of those sets. Skipped sizes are for cheap sets, and it sucks even then. It is really an incomplete set.

[@jefftovani5535]

Yea skips always suck!! thanks rodney for joining in!! stay tuned it going to get real interesting with the give aways!!!

[@brettt1268]

I thinking your making a big mistake the open grips best in business but I’ll try to win them

[@jefftovani5535]

Hi brettt i really think these are a good wrench!!! im not giving them away because i dont like them!! i just like to give my subscribers good tools!! im able to do it,so why not!! thanks for joining in my friend!!

[@sirmashington9205]

Good stuff, I bought the satin finish set. They looked like factory seconds with all the missed stamps, dents, and off center box end. They asked for the whole set back, 7 weeks later everything looks new. Quality control is non-existent

[@jefftovani5535]

Thanks my friend for sharing that with the channel,much appreciated!!!

[@marcschwenn7432]

USA made is a real plus, but the craftsmanship is hard to accept. I seriously think these were manufactured outside of the USA, I cannot believe that these have been through an inspection of any type, unlike the American made products of yesteryear. I might be wrong, but things have changed and it is not for the better. Wright tools are normally low, high end, but this changes my view. Thanks Jeff!

[@phillipbainbridge9107]

Wright wouldn't risk breaking the law by manufacturing offshore and stamping USA on them. There's simply too much at stake.

[@jefftovani5535]

Hi marc who knows maybe i just had a lemon!! they still are nice wrenches overall!! thanks for your thoughts!!