Pro-Quality 3/8" 10-80 Foot-Pounds Automatic Torque Wrench

3/8" Dr. 10-80FT-LB Adjustable Torque Wrench * An outstanding value in a quality-engineered wrench; a must-have for motorcycle, ATV work * Hard-to-find lower torque settings in 3/8" drive; 10-80 foot-pounds (13--108 Newton-meters) * Automatic means no guessing--wrench 'clicks' when you've reach your torque setting * Machined diamond-pattern grip, setting lock, reversible. Factory-tested & calibrated to +/- 4% * Ultra-strong and durable heat-treated Chrome-vanadium steel construction

For a torque wrench that I won't have the opportunity to use that many times, the price was right and the quality was good. Very simple to use. Definitely recommend this item.

I got this mostly for working on my motorcycle. It's super simple to use: just twist to set torque, tighten, then crank until you hear a click. I think it's great.

I am a handyman type home owner and not a pro mechanic. I had 12 manifold bolts to torque, read the directions on use which was less than 5 minutes and it took another 5 minutes to complete the job! WOW that was easy and the price was right. I love shopping 24hr-shopping-center!

Very well build, accurate from what I can tell and you can't beet the price comparing to more complex torque wrenches. Over all a good buy.

Everything works as advertised with this wrench. It's marked N-m and ft-lbs. My only negative so far is that you can't hear a click at the lower torque ranges, you have to look for the head to snap if you want to torque at the lower settings.

Regarding the other reviewers issues. I agree with the one poster who said it's hard to determine which increment you're on with wrench. You are always a small bit below when you get to one of the torque scale marks (or is it high :)).

To the reviewer who couldn't move the wrench past 30ft-lbs, that is because there is a lock nut on the bottom of the wrench that you have to loosen to get up higher. This nut is retighten when you get to your desired torque setting. I though the same thing when I couldn't move the wrench past 70ft-lbs, but I loosened it up and it went all the way up to 80ft-lbs as expected.

Also, it seems some people's wrenches are marked in inch-pounds, I recently got my wrench an it only had ft-lbs and N-m, so they may have change this or it may vary depending on which you get.