Those Amazing Snap On wide mouth adjustable wrenches, But Code Blue in for the win! 

I’ve heard good things about the snapon adjustable wrenches !! Thanks for sharing

The small made in Spain spanner with the red handle I'm pretty sure is made by Bahco because they make pretty much the exact same one branded Bahco except it's not chrome it's like black oxyde-ish and the handle is black also . Bahco makes absolutely brilliant spanners by the way , they're the only ones I use now .

The code blues are rebranded Irega. They make awesome wrenches.

I have a set of the Snap-on but not wide mouth absolutely the best adjustable wrench I have ever used

Great video. I have Top brand 100mm adjustable that opens to 25 mm so just shy of an inch. It’s an excellent little tool

I love them Snap On adjustables. The wide mouth is thin on the ends for those spots a regular wrench won’t quite fit. 🤘🏻🇺🇸

Fujiya makes the best wide mouth I have ever used. Even over my dads Snap On.

You're always speaking about your car tool kits, I think we should have a video on your vehicles, they are most definitely tools.

You can't beat a Bacho, and these are obviously made by them, I would guess the premium price is really down to you getting a premium warranty on them really. I work in restoring very old thing, vehicals mostly, the oldest vehicle being over 300 years old. It might not be that surprising but getting bolts, nut and screws with uniform heads wasn't very common so we often get fixings that would require multiple standard spanners. So high quality adjustables is the way to go. Two standard 10" is ideal for 99% once you get in anything bigger the lander handle is generally an advantage and the smaller head on smaller fixings is much easier to us. Once we are up to an 18" tool you just add the biggest pipe you can find and hope for the best, not managed to brake one yet 😬🤞

Love Bahco adjustable wrenches

You mention a smaller size in your video. I actually purchased the Lobtex UM24X. It is smaller than a standard 6" and opens to just over 25MM. Japanese quality at a fair price. I think you'd be providing your followers a service by checking them out and reviewing as I have not seen much on RU-vid about them.

I have two Bahco wrenches because I couldn’t bring myself to pay current Snap On prices. The Bahco’s are very nice but the finish is lacking. Snap edges from forming and small defects. I’m sure the SO premium eliminates those but couldn’t bring myself to pay over $60 for a 6” adjustable.

The last of the Western forge 4" adjustable wrenches are / were ( so many brandings, still readily available) very oversized for a 4" adjustable wrench and they could easily have been wide mouthed. They do have a larger capacity than your typical 4" adjustable but not big enough for the head size really.

I'm sure they're an excellent tool, but I can't get past how funky they look. I like my adjustable wrenches to look how adjustable wrenches have looked for the past 100 years. If someone makes a normal traditional looking adjustable with a wide jaw capacity I will buy it.

Also known as a 'West Virginia Fix All' in some circles. :)

I broke the handle on my 8" code blues, but I will try the snap ons

Is there currently any USA made adjustable wrenches because I can’t find any all the Channellock ones I’ve seen are made in Spain.

Hi Doc, I'm thinking about buying a Bahco wide mouth adjustable wrench just like the Snap-On. Which size is the most versatile for DIY applications? Is there an upside to getting the black phosphate finish instead of chrome? Thanks in advance for your input. BTW, I'm really enjoying your videos and find them informative, entertaining, and relaxing.

Knipex pliers wrench beats these any day of the week.

Adjustable vs. Pliers Wrench?

😭😭😭 < every machinist watching those calipers

You want some high quality, lightweight, Japanese long and short adjustable wrenches, check out Lobster brand. I EDC the Lobster UM30S for working on Jets.

Why would someone buy the snap on crescent over the bahco when it is literally the same wrench, made in the same place at 1/4 the price?

Bahco same snap on..

Snapon made in Spain, channellock made in Spain.. all these tool trucks are rebranding others and charging 4x the price.

Made in Spain?

I bet both by Bahco, Made in Spain

There not as wide but I like the flank drive version better.

Crescent probably copied the original Bacho design of the adjustable wrench (that was a considerable improvement of older British (?) designs). With the screw turning the other way. Therefore a generic naming as crescent wrench sounds wrong. The best quality Bacho adjustable wrenches were made 30-40 years ago when these were made in Sweden. First the manufacturing was moved from Sweden and then SnapOn bought Bacho, and now it seems like the quality dropped one or two notches.

Snap On purchase Bhaco.

SNAP-ON TOOLS SINCE 1920

This it's a bahco not snap swep

BAHCO

Yeah, but when you close the jaws you find an extra long screw sticking out from the side--- very ugly

Bought a snap on for bragging rights. Shoulda bought a Bahco at a quarter of the price because its exactly the same wrench. Oh I forgot about the aforementioned bragging rights.

They r exactly the same as the bahco adjustable wrench save urself the money instead of paying for it to be red

Bahco extra wide 9035 R 12" is 2 ⅜"