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Maxgrip, 8" Adjustable Wrench, Precision Machined Face With Etched Measurement Scale, Strong Chrome Vanadium Steel Exceeds ANSI Specifications, Non Slip Bi Material Cushion Grip, Rust Resistant Black Phosphate Coating, Handy Hang/Storage Hole In Handle.
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The Stanley 8-Inch MaxGrip Adjustable Wrench comes with a precision machined face that features both English and Metric etched measurement scales. The 8-inch adjustable wrench is made of strong chrome vanadium steel that exceeds ANSI specifications, and features a rust-resistant phosphate coating and slip-resistant dual material cushion grip. It includes a handle hole for tethering, hanging, or storage, and is backed by a limited lifetime manufacturer's warranty. 
Versatile, durable, and designed to accomplish tasks efficiently. | 
Comfortable grip delivers a great hold. View larger. See the full line of wrenches. | About Stanley MaxGrip Wrenches
Stanley MaxGrip wrenches were designed with the professional and serious DIYer in mind. Stanley knows that pliers should be versatile, durable and designed to accomplish tasks efficiently. MaxGrip tools features a forged alloy-steel body that increases strength and exceeds ANSI standards for torque. A bi-material handle provides a comfortable and secure grip.
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I don't remeber ordering this item.
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MUst be UPS again. I do not remember buying this item,. I did buy two sets of screwdrivers, a set of 2 pliars and a real nice solid claw hammer like my dead dad usde to use when he renovated our fist home. But I do not think this item is in my utility box!
Rating: 
(1
out of 5) @ 2008-10-10
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Does the job
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A really nice wrench compared to the simple forged all-metal ones. Very ergonomic and nice to hold. Also provides some extra grip in wet situations.
Rating: 
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-09-24
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Very comfortable grip
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Some of my tools were stolen and decided to replace the adjustable wrenches with the MaxGrip. The grip is rounded so when you really apply pressure it's much more comfortable than a standard adjustable wrench. The down side is they don't open up quite as far as a standard cresent wrench. But if you get the 8", and 10" you'll be happy. I really can't tell you how much more comforatable they are than a standard adjustable wrench. You'll need to try one out in a hardware store and I know you'll agree they are worth the price. I only wish they sold them in sets of three or four.
Rating:
(5
out of 5) @ 2004-07-04
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