MLW48-22-9515 Combination Wrench Set, Metric

They feel good in hand nice and slim and I like the teeth on the ends really grips what your cranking to minimize slips, at this price point I’m happy with the wrenches hope they last me a while I use them daily for work.

Very good quality of tools, price friendly. Works well, good design and size. Highly recommend

I like the way they feel in my hand. The way they bite on to fasteners. The fit & finish. Plus their Value for Dollar. I would recommend them to anyone that wants a good set of quality wrenches but doesn't want to break the bank!

I got these to replace the mix-N-match metric set I had been using as a road tech. Our equipment used fractional hardware until the last few years, so as I was using metrics more frequently, I got these rather than taking my Snap-on set from home. I don't like cheap tools, but these days there isn't much between Chineseum and a $500 set. As a field technician, tools sometimes get lost and occasionally grow legs, so I didn't want to go the $500 route. At the price, I thought I would give Milwaukee a try. I know they aren't US made, but from what research I did, these have a reputation for quality.These performed very well. The slight swell in the center of the handle makes them more comfortable for high torque applications than my straight handle wrenches, and the jaws in the open end are less prone to slippage than regular flat jaws. The box end is slightly fatter than the more expensive brands, but I didn't have problems getting them in anywhere. They engage with a very positive feel, so you know whether you are fully on the fastener even if you can't see it or put a finger on it... either they are engaged or they aren't, no slipping off. I came away very impressed, and wouldn't hesitate to recommend these.The only negative I can give them is that they don't have a 24mm either with the set or available separately. I don't consider it to be a full set without that, and I had to carry an off brand 24. Hopefully Milwaukee will "finish" this set eventually.

If you turn wrenches every day, you want a high quality tool that is comfortable to use all day. It is also important to remember that many mechanics starting out have a budget in mind. These combination wrenches from Milwaukee have bridged the gap between lower quality homeowner wrenches and high-priced wrenches from the tool truck. They are reasonably affordable and offer professional features, such as the Max Bite open end for preventing wrench slip and rounding, and the I-beam handle design, which is wide and very comfortable in your hand. These wrenches also feature stamped, ink-filled size markings for easy identification in the drawer. My favorite feature is the quality organizers these wrenches come in. If you own both SAE and metric sets, you can squeeze both sets of wrenches in a tight space thanks to the nesting design of the organizers. These wrenches are a pleasure to own and you Milwaukee has put a lot of thought into their design.

These look alright, they feel okay. They get good bite and are otherwise worthy, but I don't know how I feel about them being made in China and somewhat feel just the same as Kobalt or any other ****-tier wrench. I'd also give them about a 6/10 for ergonomics. Maybe it's just me but the shape of these is somewhat irritating to my grip, tend to cramp earlier than I do with my Weras.

They are exactly as advertised in look, comfortably of use and the Max Bite is no gimmick. The tool size is clearly indicated and very easy to find the wrench needed especially with the very nicely color coded wrench holder (bought both SAE and metric sets) it keeps the tools drawer clean and to where you don’t spend five minutes digging through trying to locate what you need.Worth every penny as it did what’s advertised, as well saved me a load of time repairing my vehicle with out the hassle of searching for which ever wrench was needed through out my project.Will absolutely recommend to friends!!!

Best wrenches I’ve ever owned, and that includes the flight drive plus that I paid 400 bucks for off the snap on truck. they don’t hurt your hands and they grip bolts very well. They have a heavy weight to them and they do not flex when you’re taking off a driveshaft or using them in some kind of other application that requires a lot of torque.