These are perfect for stuffing in my duffle. No need for have adjustables.
Right tools for the right job
By
William J.
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Houston, TX, US
small and lightweight. Does not rust. Use for low torque applications such as scuba equipment. Not for automotive use or other high torque applications
You ever see non-stainless steel tools when they have been exposed to salt water environments? Not a pretty sight. It also looks bad when you pull out your rusted open-end steel 1/2" x 5/8" or 9/16 x 11/16" to remove or replace a standard 1/2" low pressure inflator hose, 5/8" high pressure SPG hose, standard 9/16" or high flow 11/16" second-stage hose. Many of the new low-profile designed hose fittings may not even allow you to use a standard wrench. Look professional when you have to do dive gear repair or maintenance by using a clean and easy to maintain stainless steel dive wrench that is thinner than standard tools and allows you to get into those tight spaces. Wrench makes a great gift for that diving significant other or friend. Why not get one for both of you!
Dive Wrench Stainless Steel Set Features
Dive Wrench Stainless Steel Set
Corrosion Resistant Stainless Steel
1/2", 9/16", 5/8" and 11/16"
Thin Design for Tight Spaces
1/2" x 5/8", Fits Standard LP Inflator Hoses, Standard HP Pressure Gauge Hoses
9/16 x 11/16" Fits Standard and High Flow LP Regulator Hoses
STEVE M
Yes and no. The wrenches will allow you to remove the hose from the primary side; however, they will not work on ScubaPro's proprietary knurled hose to S-600 secondary. For that you either need the special ScubaPro wrench or a couple of pliers. These wrenches are in my save-a-dive kit and are great for on-the-boat swap outs of hoseless transmitters, gauge sets, swapping hoses on all non-SP secondary regulators, etc.
THOMAS G
The package says they fit the four most common wrench sizes for air hoses and other attachments, but they fit NONE of my hoses or attachments (I have APEX 1st & 2nd stage regs and what I believe are universal-sized hoses).
Suggestion: take your gear to a store that sells wrenches (e.g., a hardware or dive or bike shop) to be certain of the size(s) you need before you buy. The wrenches here are 1/2, 9/16, 5/8, 11/16, none of which are useful if you actually need metric.
Adjustable wrenches are generally adequate but for some jobs the thinner fixed-gap wrenches are either necesary or far more convenient.
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Why Did You Choose This?
PAUL R
Best buy combined with Scuba 8 in 1 multi tool
SHELLEY R
I wanted some inexpensive tools for my save a dive kit. I have already used them when I had a leak one day. Very handy!
