The adjustable wrench does have some downsides, however. If you're trying to loosen particularly stubborn fasteners, the adjustable wrench can experience gripping issues, causing it to slip off.

The TiSpanner 2.0 retains all of the original's features including the star of the show, an adjustable wrench that opens 36 mm wide and is 10 mm deep.

The adjustable is almost a necessary evil, despite its bad rap for destroying fasteners. At least, it was a necessary evil; we're convinced they will all eventually be replaced with a pliers wrench.

The wrench is called the Gedore Adjustable Hammerable Open End Wrench and will sell for $40. The wrench can be pre-ordered right now with shipments set to kick off June 27.

If you enjoy swiss army knifes and pocket gadgets, the WREX Titanium Adjustable Pocket Wrench might be a gadget for your arsenal. Being constructed from high-grade 6AL-4V titanium, heat-treated ...

That’s because the adjustable wrench is far more well-known by its other moniker: the crescent wrench. And while it might seem like the name is a nod to the crescent-shaped jaw of the tool, that ...

If comfort and ergonomics are high on your must-have list, the new Code Blue line of Channellock tools is for you. With a thick and comfortable handle, the 12-inch Code Blue adjustable wrench also ...