SABLUE Super-Thin Open End Wrench Set, Metric 13-Piece, 7mm to 24mm, Ultra-Slim Design, Double Ended Cone Wrench Spanner Tool Kit (A01)

Just what I needed to remove the shut off solenoid from the carb on my riding lawn mower. I had several of the right size wrenches in my tools but all of my wrenches were too thick to get in between the carb gas bowl and the safety shut off soleniod. So I ordered this set of wrenches and they worked great!!! I removed the carb, cleaned the gas bowl and carb jets and re-installed and tightened with these wrenches and got my mower running again. I can only imagine what they would have charged me if I had to pay someone else to do this. And now I have a set of thin wrenches!!! Thanks!

Better than expected!! I am using for emergency backpack tools for my KTM dirt bike. Was looking for lightweight as main characteristic. I originally was looking online for a single wrench (10mm x 13mm), but could only find heavy steel with those sizes. To my surprise the set had a (10mm x 13mm) wrench, however they were so light (but still strong) I took the (8mm x 10mm) for my backpack as well. I thought was getting just the standard combos, but there are several (so many) combos - I was able to remove 2 wrenches from the set to be placed in my backpack, and still maintain every size in the set, which are going into center console of truck! Obviously, they are not Snap-On, but perfect strength and thickness for my needs. Perfect for glove box or console tools, I’m ordering more sets (SAE & Metric) for my car.

These are the lowest quality of metal used in a wrench that I have ever seen. The tolerances are also horribly inaccurate. The 15mm was easily .5mm to big, and the 17mm was all of .5mm if not more. I tried to undo my hub spacer nut and the bolt literally turned in the metal of the wrench. They're about as durable as aluminum foil. DON'T BUY THESE!!!! They aren't just a cheap excuse of a tool, they literally will NOT do the job, even one job. I could bend the end of the wrench apart with my fingers the metal is so flexible. They're obviously stamped super cheaply because the edges are almost sharp and definitely unfinished. I bought a Park Tool spanner and am very happy with it.

Man, these are great when you need to get into tight spaces and your regular tools don’t do the job. Quality is not the greatest. But I bought for occasional use where I can’t get a regular wrench between the threaded rods and caster wheels they sit on.

Small and thin. They are cheaply made but they are cheaply priced. They worked perfectly for what I needed.

Like many of us do, we buy these kind of tools to do one or two jobs. Don't expect these wrenches to last very long but will likely get you through a quick fix. Thickness was as described and good for a couple of uses in my special situation. Not long term tools.

If you're trying to use these for cars. . . Good luck. They are way too flimsy for that. I needed it as a suppressor wrench. Works fantastic for my purpose

You get what you pay for. Stamping is terrible. Tolerances are iffy. Missing some sizes and multiples of others. Had to thin out the 12mm to get it inside the washer and onto the bearing cone I needed to work on. But hey the job got done and it’s sure cheaper than taking the wheel into the local bike shop to service the bearings. If you actually need a tool you will use more than once a year look elsewhere.