Bahco9029-T - Adjustable Mol. Slim Center 6" Chrome

Nice size, opens wide, and tough.

I keep this in my pocket at work and I use it very frequently. The flats on the Jaws have gotten a little choppy, but the thing does great otherwise. Perfect for holding slide pins in place during brake jobs. The measurement gradient lines are also super useful so you can measure the bolt you need to turn when you need to grab sockets for a job so you don't have to guess. The quality of the fit is superb. I will probably end up buying a few more of these in different sizes. Absolute slam dunk, worth every penny.

This is - Slim, Rigid and Precision in Quality. Works Great...!!!

I have a lot of adjustable wrenches,a lot! Gedore,King Dick,Utica,Diamond,Proto,Black Hawk and Crescent just to name a few.The wrench has no play in the jaws,it's the tightest fitting adjustable wrench i have ever used.The metallurgy,machining and ergonomics is also exceptional.The thin jaws allow me to even adjust the very thin cones on bike wheels with ease.The jaws open very very wide for such a small wrench.

I purchased this six inch Bahco adjustable along with it's eight inch sibling. I also purchased narrow-jaw Bahco adjustable wrenches around the same time.I like these wrenches. Having wide opening jaws are a big advantage--especially when plumbing.The only feature I would like to see is a locking mechanism to prevent slippage. Crescent has a wrench with a locking mechanism. It works well--and is like a vise grip mechanism built into the handle, but it makes the wrench heavy. I bet Bahco could build a locking mechanism into the worm gear.This is a very good adjustable wrench.

Bacho has very good craftsmanship and this will last a long time. If you’ve never had a bacho you’re missing out.

The tool is quickly becoming one of my favorite one to grab at work for a quick check on fittings and hoses. It's easy to use because it get into tight spaces because of the half cut opening.

high quality manufacturing, precision craftmanship, attention to detail. Bahco has raised the bar with this guy. it is well worth the $36.00 i paid. the jaws are half as thick as normal wrenches. allowing access to confined spaces. the overall width of the head of the wrench is comparable to a normal 8" wrench. that is because it is a "wide mouth" 6" wrench. opening to an incredible 1 1/4". thats huge even for an 8". the overall length is slightly more than 6". coming in at around 6 3/8".this has the left-turning screw. most suitable for left-handers.after careful thought, the only negative thing i can come up with is the larger that average size of the head. if you are looking for a small wrench, i would look to the Bahco 9070(6" wrench, no wide-mouth)i would recommend this wrench, or its sister wrenches,(9029,9070) to all lefties.if you live in the states. dont be confused by the retailers selling these domestically. any wrench with an "R" after the model #,such as 9070-R is a right-handed wrench. with a right-turning screw. a left-handed wrench, with a left-turning screw, will not have a letter designate at the end.(9070) i have not found any in the states. they all come with the "R" at the end. you may have to find a seller in england or europe to get the lefty wrench. it is well worth the extra $18-$20.