$78 Torque Wrench vs $790 Snap On & ICON—I Didn’t See This Coming!
Watch the test ↗The verdict
He didn't give an outright ranking in this one — the full tested list is below.
Other picks
- Best valueBuy ↗
SUZUME
“I'VE DEFINITELY been proven wrong about the Souforce cup. QUITE AN AMAZING TORQUE WRENCH FOR ONLY $78.”
- AvoidBuy ↗
ACDelco Torque Adapter
“So, the average error is 1.67 lbs for the torque adapter.”
- AvoidBuy ↗
ACDelco Torque Adapter
“Unfortunately, the ACDelco, Viper, Souforce, and Gearwrench are way out of calibration.”
- AvoidBuy ↗
GearWrench
“Unfortunately, the GEARWRENCH is almost as cooked as the SUE Zoom at 2.45, 4.09, 2.58, 2.54, and 3 ft lb errors.”
- Also notedBuy ↗
VEVOR
“The VIVOR is far less accurate this time as well as 0.35, 1.54, 2.33, 1.13, and 1.25 ft lbs.”
- Also notedBuy ↗
CooBeast
“The COOBEST is actually broken in and it's more accurate than when new.”
- Also notedBuy ↗
SUZUME
“The most accurate torque wrench after five attempts is a Súa cup with an average error of only 0.37 ft lb.”
- Also notedBuy ↗
Craftsman
“So, after 1,000 cycles, the CRAFTSMAN came in on top with an average error of 0.11 ft lbs.”
Everything tested 10
- CooBeastCooBeastAmazon ↗
- CraftsmanCraftsmanAmazon ↗
- DeWaltDeWaltAmazon ↗
- SK ToolsSK ToolsAmazon ↗
- VEVORVEVORAmazon ↗
- eTORKeTORKAmazon ↗
- GearWrenchGearWrenchAmazon ↗
- SUZUMESUZUMEAmazon ↗
- ACDelco Torque AdapterACDelcoAmazon ↗
- PROTO Torque Wrench TesterProtoAmazon ↗
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