3/8-Inch Drive Click Torque Wrench, 5-45 Ft-Lb/6.8-61 Nm, Dual-Direction, Lightweight Aluminum 72-Tooth Dual Range Scales Torque Wrench for Bike, Motorcycle, Car

The Anpuds 3/8″ Drive Click Torque Wrench (5–45 ft‑lb / 6.8–61 Nm) hits the sweet spot for cyclists, motorcyclists, and car enthusiasts. Its dual-direction ratcheting mechanism and crisp click make setting torque fast and accurate. The lightweight aluminum body feels sturdy but not heavy, and the clear 72-tooth dual-range scale ensures easy reading in tight spaces. Ideal for critical bolts—fork clamps, disc calipers, engine work—with reliable accuracy and a satisfying tactile click for consistency. Great value for a tool that delivers pro-level performance. (comes in a hard case).

I bought the 1/4" inch pound wrench to do my transmission pan. This is the nicest torque wrench I have ever used. Easy to set and easy to know when you are at torque. And it looks very nice. I like it so much that I bought the 3/8" and 1/2" wrenches to replace my other torque wrenches. I can easily recommend these.

Thought I already reviewed this? It's my 2nd 3/8" drive low-torque torque wrench, and by far the nicest in my toolbox.I use it weekly, sometimes when it's not even truly needed. Adjustments are easy, the locking slide adjuster design is clever and useful, and it has Nm on the back, so no more cross-calculating when you should be working!Used this for maybe 2 years now, it has never broken a fastener or damaged a thread from being "off" or inaccurate.I recommend. (and no, nobody paid me for this review. I hate when AMZ does that...)

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Very good set of torque wrenches!!

Looks Brand new.Everything is clean and super immaculate.

Does what a torque wrench does. Covers most of my torque requirements.

I purchased this wrench for a project to replace a breaker panel. The 1/4 inch/lb. wrench came quickly and had nice a blow mold case to hold other bits and adapters (not included). Upon examining the "new" wrench, I found scratches on the head and shaft of the the wrench, some surface rust on the 1/4" square drive and steel metal flecks inside the case. This wrench had probably been purchased, used and returned by a previous buyer. I was concerned about how it was used/abused. I compared it with a recently calibrated Wheeler inch/pound wrench. I was happy to find that it accurately tracked each of the torque settings on the calibrated wrench. Aside from the superficial damage from the previous owner, I decided to keep it for my upcoming project. It is easy to read the settings, adjust and use, looks nice and is light weight. I didn't have a problem with hearing the click as others complained about because I don't work in high noise locations. I could easily feel the click on each of the tested settings. Time will tell how long it will last. It was a great price for what seems like a great tool.