Capri Tools 1/4 in. Drive Mini Torque Wrench Set, 30-140 in. lbs.

A little pricey, but I feel a lot more comfortable torquing lightly (in #'s) torqued nuts an bolts than I did with my HF Pittsburg. You really can't go cheap when it comes to torque wrenches. I stripped a transmission pan bolt using the cheap HF because I couldn't hear or even feel the click. The Capri has a nice definite click.

I got this for at home bicycle maintenance and so far this thing is fantastic. I'm happy I spent the money. I've used it a few times so I will update if anything happens that requires updating

Excellent quality. Top tier tool. Will be buying 3/8 " size and others

Easy to use, accurate and portable. Listed accuracy (I believe) was +/- 4%, but mine qc tested at better than 1% in each range. Tool feels solid and well made. Included bits are serviceable, perhaps somewhat soft, but should hold up when used inside the range of this tool (I wouldn't try to break anything loose with them). Easy to adjust but does require a touch of hand strength to reach the higher torque settings. Case is well made and should last, owner manual is clear and concise

Excellent for tighter spaces to get your torque on.

It's precise. The click when the torque setting is reached is very distinct, and the wrench and accessories are all excellent quality. I would have given this wrench 5 stars, but setting the torque can be difficult. First the numbers on the settings are very small, although they have good contrast. Still, I had to use a magnifying glass to see them properly. And the other issue is that the adjusting ring gets harder and harder to turn as the torque setting is increased. It's not too difficult, but it's a surprising amount of work when you have to make 9 or 10 full turns of the ring to get it to 100 inch pounds.

CAPRI as a brand, almost assuredly relies on Tool Manufacturing companies. This is common methodology in terms of tool brands, with only the largest companies doing their own manufacturing. This presents some challenges when you have extremely particular standards. For me it is, and has always been: Fitness for purpose, design and engineering, physical build quality, material management, fit and finish, and some indescribable quality that you can only sense when you hold and feel the solidity, precision and tolerances as you cycle moving components of tools.Either you nodded as you read the above and understood EXACTLY what I mean, or you had that furrowed brow, and a look of confusion. For the group that's with me, if you haven't tried any Capri Branded tools, I invite you to see for yourself. Would I place them above all tool brands on the market? Absolutely not. But they rise to a quality level that's usually in the top 20% tier, they try to keep prices attainable (say, 60-75% of Snap-On) and I have rarely, perhaps even never been disappointed in a Capri Brand Tool.I wish Amazon would allow people to rate reviews (other than "helpful") because I would invite anyone to come back and let me know if I steered you right!

The media could not be loaded. Great tool. Very easy to adjust. Light weight and small profile fits in tight spaces. Good firm click when torquing. Just comes with extension and bits. Sockets lock right into the anvil nicely so they don’t fall off. I have been using this almost every day since I got it and no complaints.