AKM3/8" Drive Crowfoot Wrench Set, 18-Piece Cr-v Steel Flare Nut Wrench Set, 6 Point Flare Nut Crowfoot, Fully Polished Clear Mark SAE 3/8"-7/8" & Metric 10-22mm with Organizer Box

For those hard to reach and stubborn nuts and bolts that don't want to budge or strip. They look like they are well made. They seem durable and should perform just fine.

Once upon a time, in the kingdom of DIY enthusiasts, I stumbled upon the AKM 18-Piece 3/8" Drive Crowfoot Wrench Set, and it was love at first sight! This set features heat-treated chrome vanadium steel wrenches, which are not only stronger and more durable, but also boast a surface manganese blackening treatment to prevent rust and corrosion. It's as if these wrenches were crafted by the gods of tool longevity themselves!When I used the flare nut head, I appreciated how it provided a secure grip, significantly reducing the risk of fastener damage as I worked on nuts and bolt heads in those pesky, hard-to-reach spots on my car. It felt like wielding a tool designed to outsmart even the most devious of hiding places. It's like having a magical tool that can access places even a seasoned contortionist would find challenging.With 8 SAE and 10 metric crowfoot flare nut wrenches, this set covers a wide range of sizes, from 3/8" to 7/8" and 10mm to 22mm. It's as if the entire United Nations of wrenches joined forces to tackle my repair needs!These wrenches can be used with 3/8" drive ratchets, extensions, or torque wrenches, this is great tool re-use. My overall tool box can be smaller and cover more uses now. With such a versatile set, you'll be ready to conquer any project that comes your way.One of my favorite aspects of the AKM 18-Piece Crowfoot Wrench Set was the included organizer box. It made storage and organization a cinch, and carrying it around was a breeze. The printed wrench sizes on the toolbox were a delightful touch, making it easy to identify the right tool for the job.This is a great crowfoot wrench set for smaller sizes, and I'm glad I got a chance to try it. It is good value for its price and utility, plus the case is great.

Crowfoot wrenches (sometimes also called “Crowsfoot”) are tools that you really do not need very often, but when you do, they are indispensable. Because of that, I wanted a concise set, but I didn’t want to pay the price for the chrome-plated tool truck brands.This black anodized 18-piece set from AKM fits the bill perfectly. Competitively priced, the tools are, none-the-less, smooth, good quality, accurately sized wrenches that will certainly serve well for the difficult to access fasteners and flare nuts that occasionally pop up.This set of wrenches is broached in the “flare-nut” style opening where the wrench “wraps around” the nut in more contact points than those that look like a typical open-end wrench, making this set useful for regular nuts and bolts as well as being critical for flare nuts, as it is less likely to round out the fasteners.Clearly marked sizes and an excellent storage box add even more value to this set. The storage box uses a positive sliding latch and metal rod hinges, rather than the kind that just flexes a section of thinner plastic as a latch and hinge which always breaks off eventually.Lastly, since it incorporates both English and metric sizes, it will service virtually all vehicles in those instances where a critical fastener cannot be accessed in any other way. Indispensable.

It’s affordable and it does the job. I give it 4.5

This AKM 3/8" Drive Crowfoot Wrench Set, 18-Piece Cr-v Steel Flare Nut Wrench Set works great! There are special instances when these are very useful and they work as you need them to. Great set!

I definitely recommend they were and look just as described in pictures definitely would make a great gift for someone in the set.

I am a frequent user of flare nut wrenches for automotive, aviation, HVAC, and machinery maintenance. I needed another set of crowfoot flare nut wrenches. So far I am pleased with these. The machining of the flats is very good. I have inspected others that are very rough on the flats and I would not want to use them on aluminum nuts. No problem with these.Generally I prefer chromed wrenches, but that is more of a personal preference than anything else. Generally a flare nut wrench should be used anytime you are working with B-nuts, of nuts that are at the ends of a tube or hoses assembly. I find that the fittings on automotive fuel systems are often extremely tight and difficult to remove. Using a a standard open end, or crows foot, wrench my result in rounding off the nut. You will have a much better chance of getting the nut off without damage if you uses a flare nut wrench. These crows foot version of the flare nut wrench come into play when you cannot get a standard flare nut wrench on the fitting and need to use an extension. This is common on auto AC systems.Having the right tool for the job is often much less costly than using the wrong tool.

I am ashamed to say that at my age, I have just recently discovered crowfoot wrenches. While doing a simple repair job on my truck, I was struggling to access the nuts that needed to be removed. A neighbor suggested using a crowfoot... bingo... made things much easier.This is a decent set of wrenches... 10 metric and 8 SAE sizes, covering the most commonly used sizes... and they appear to be very durable. I wish the sizes had been stamped on the wrenches instead of printed, but they come in a nice plastic storage with the sizes embossed above each slot, so even if the size wears off, you should be able to keep up with them. Fairly priced.