1/2 Inch Drive Click Torque Wrench,10-170 Ft-Lb/13.6-230.5 Nm, Dual-direction Adjustable Torque Wrench with Dual Range Scales, 72 Tooth, ±3% High Precision for Moto, Car Maintenance

Works fine for my diy auto maintenance. Has a good range of torque settings. Decent quality at a good price.

This 1/4-inch drive click-type torque wrench offers accurate torque application within a range of 20–240 in-lb (2.3–27.1 Nm), making it highly suitable for precision tasks such as bicycle component installation and maintenance. The dual-range scale (in-lb/Nm) is clearly marked, facilitating precise settings and reducing conversion errors. Its lightweight yet durable aluminum construction enhances handling without compromising structural integrity. The 72-tooth ratchet mechanism allows for fine adjustments in confined spaces, and the audible and tactile click ensures the preset torque is reliably achieved. The locking collar provides secure torque retention during use, and the knurled grip offers enhanced control. Overall, this torque wrench delivers consistent, repeatable performance and is a valuable tool for technicians and cycling professionals requiring precision and reliability in low torque applications.

Well built tools and work very well. I use the 3/4 to torque my semi wheels and it works very well for that.

This torque wrench works very well and has assisted me in building up my used BMC SLR01. Working with carbon frames and equipment, it's vital to have a decent torque wrench, else you risk cracking and ruining your carbon bike. The wrench comes boxed with instructions and with a calibration page. Pros - it is a solid tool and doesn't feel cheap. It appears to have worked well for each component - from my seatpost clamp to handlebar stem to Ultegra brifters to the crankset. Cons - the NM and LBS don't have precise bicycle set points (i.e., 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 NM). You'll see what is on the pictures here - 2.3, 4.5, 6.8, 9, etc. Just understand that you're estimating when your specs on your bike say 3nm, 4nm, 6nm, etc. While not a con because I knew this when I bought it - it does not come with bits, so you'll have to purchase your own 1/4" 4mm, 5mm, 6mm (etc) bits to use (but it certainly would be nice if it came with a small assortment of standard bike bits - 4mm, 5mm, at least). General - Read the instructions well. I reset the wrench after each use, as to not maintain pressure on the internal spring system. I plan on testing it after a year to ensure it is maintaining torque spec. (Note - not a complaint or ding on the wrench - just my personal experience. only once during my build of my 2016 BMC SLR01, did I tighten one of the handlebar stem bolts and I didn't think the wrench was clicking at the right torque. I loosened the bolt, reset the wrench, and did it again, and it clicked where I thought it should. I'm no expert, so my own "feel" should not count for anything - I just bring this up as a note to say, if it doesn't "feel" right, reset the wrench and start again. 6nm is, in my opinion, not equivalent to the German "gutentight" (:D) setting, so if you're starting to mutter "ach!", then reset and do again). Overall this has been a very good wrench thus far.

I try to buy every one of my tools in purple if I can so I was so excited to find this. I was upgrading from the old school type of torque wrench that has the needle. This is easy to adjust and accurate and easy to read and it's ratcheting which is really cool it's not too long and it comes with a nice case. Really great product for the price.

Model: ANPUDS Digital Torque Wrench, 3/8" Range: 1.50-99.56 ft-lb (2.03-135 Nm) • Product Length: ~16 in (~1.3 ft) I spent a lot of time hunting for a compact, heavy-duty 3/8" digital torque wrench at a fair price, and the ANPUDS ended my search. It hits the sweet spot for most automotive DIY jobs and tight spaces, with a torque range that comfortably covers everything from light fasteners to more serious work. Great torque range: Perfect for routine car repairs without jumping up to a bulkier 1/2" wrench. Compact & sturdy: At about 16 inches, it's easy to maneuver in cramped engine bays yet feels solid and well-built. Clear feedback: The buzzer is loud, and the vibration alert is even better-you can feel it the moment you hit your target torque. Simple power: Runs on two AA batteries that load from the end-no tiny screws or tools needed. Premium feel: The grip feels secure and comfortable, with a quality finish you notice as soon as you pick it up. If you're after a short, heavy-duty 3/8" digital torque wrench that's priced right and delivers clear audible + tactile feedback, the ANPUDS is an excellent pick. It's become my go-to for precise torque in tight spaces.

Worked great. Meet every expectation. Easy to program multiple torque once you figure it out. Way better than the click type torque wrenches.

Nice looking wrench. Feels quality made. Nice price compared to others. Will work great for those that need the low torque of the inch pounds instead of foot pounds.