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I lost my first stubby 7/16", but so far this has been a great replacement. Makes my job as a cable tech that much easier. Seems durable so I don't for see their being issues with the quality of this tool for a long time to come.If you need a stubby 7/16th this is a great tool for your arsenal. As of right now I would recommend it.

10/10

Good quality wrench and certainly makes working with Coax significantly easier.

I have two types of speed wrenches, this one and one that I purchased that has a ratcheting end. I find myself using the ratcheting one more over this one because the head on the other one is a lot smaller and thinner. This one has more bulk to it and also requires more Arc to swing. This makes it difficult trying to remove f connectors off a multi-port splitter/tap vs my other one. It is however 100% better than using a standard wrench though.I use this one now for individual uses for when something is really cranked on tight. This thing does have a lot of grabbing power and will provide plenty of torque to remove over tightened or stuck fittings. I also use this to remove span clamps where the nut is just completely over torqued. All in all, a worthy tool to have in your arsenal.

well made

I originally bought one in 2018, I believe and immediately fell in love. The 7/16 wrench is easily the single most commonly used tool in our trade. More so than side cutters or prep and compression tools. This shortened wrench in combination to the speed open end makes life simple as a tech. Never again will you have to take the wrench off a connector to continue tightening or loosen its connection. The bonus is the ratchet, I personally like to fidget and spin it while waiting for my scans at times, but in addition, it can be used to tighten mid span clamps, q-hooks and whatever else may come to mind. Side note: just ordered another one cause the ratchet wasn’t spinning as well, but it started to again, so now I’ll have 2.

If ur a cable guy and a “pocket tech” this is a must have. Pair with a good steel retractable lanyard, clip it to your belt loop, and you’ll never have to make that trip to the work truck again to grab a wrench.

I love it but lost it the first day of used. This is the second one I lost

An excellent tool. I've been looking for this combination of sizes for a while for a particular sports application.

what uses 7/16" hmmm...how about every rg6 and 11 connector? Pedestal screws? some tap and amp screws? It will differ in some places I'm sure, but for me this was a huge time saver, especially in winter with mitts on freezing like an icicle up at an 8-port aerial tap. Worth every penny.

I bought this for work as a telecommunications technician because doing up fittings in tight spaces is a pain. Unfortunately this wrench requires at least 90 degrees in order to"ratchet" which negates the ability to work in tight spaces

Once your hand gets the flow of this wrench, it's almost impossible to use a regular wrench again.A "Must Have" for anyone working in coax.

Cable internet technician tightened the coaxial cable on my modem and wall with a wrench and made it so tight that I couldn't loosen it with my hand. I needed to return the modem to the internet company so obviously I had to find a way to loosen it. Wrench worked like a charm.