Channellock Code Blue Adjustable wrench Review 

I was wondering if you have ever tried a 8" thin jaw one on bicycles and how it compares to the 6" jaw one. I am specifically looking to buy one to work on bicycles. Thanks.

8” is great too. I have the 8” in thin and wide in my home tool box. The 6” thin is lighter to carry in a bike trunk with other bike tools.

@@Lmzip2 How much wide in millimeters does the 8" slim jaw wrench (2nd one) expand when it is expanded to the maximum? How much wide does the 6" slim jaw one (4th one) expand? What is the thickness of the jaws in millimeters of the 8" inch one (2nd one)? What is the thickness of the jaws in millimeters of the 6" inch one (4th one)? Thanks in advance.

Thanks for the feedback. I also have a 12 inch Bahco at work that doubles as a pipe wrench with the reversible jaw. Its a well made industrial quality tool.

Same here , i"ve got some nice Swedish Bahco"s but i might pick up one of these slim 8"s :]

How much wide in millimeters does the 8" slim jaw wrench (2nd one) expand when it is expanded to the maximum? How much wide does the 6" slim jaw one (4th one) expand? What is the thickness of the jaws in millimeters of the 8" inch one (2nd one)? What is the thickness of the jaws in millimeters of the 6" inch one (4th one)? Thanks in advance.

The Channellock adjustable Wrench is made by Irega.

Snap-on owns irega-acesa-bahco , these come from the same spanish works , SO used bahco"s expertise in wrenches on the new channellock production :]

iraizola no irega