Workpro shrunk the adjustable wrench and stuffed it with extras. It is a 4-inch EDC wrench with a 1-inch jaw opening, and the handle hides a removable pry bar that doubles as a set of metric box-end wrenches.
It sells for $16.99 on Amazon.
What You Get
Six functions share one 4-inch body, and none of them are padded with filler:
- 4-inch adjustable wrench with a 1-inch maximum jaw opening
- Removable pry bar held in the handle by magnets
- Pry bar integrates box-end wrenches in 4mm, 5mm, 6mm, 7mm, and 8mm sizes
- 1/4-inch hex bit cutout when the pry bar is seated
- Nail-pulling notch and a 0 to 2-inch ruler etched into the bar
- Two finishes: black and silver, about a dollar apart in price
How It Compares
A full-size 6-inch adjustable wrench from Channellock or Crescent costs about the same money and gives you more jaw capacity and leverage.
What it does not give you is the pry bar, the metric box-ends, or the ability to live in a glove box without eating the space.
That is the trade this tool is making, and it is the same trade every EDC multitool makes.
ToolGuyd’s take was skeptical in the right way.
Mini adjustable wrenches tend to be novelties.
The question: do five functions in a 4-inch body beat one function done well? For a compact vehicle kit or an emergency bag, the answer leans yes. On a working mechanic’s bench, it replaces nothing.
Positioning and Price
Workpro is an Amazon-native brand, and at $16.99 this sits below the Klein 2-in-1 adjustable wrench ratchet we covered in September.
It also sits well below proper mini wrench sets.
The magnetic pry bar stowage is the standout detail. Losing loose parts is the usual failure mode for tools like this.
The pry bar tip is pointed, which has drawn some criticism from early buyers. Wear gloves or grind it round if that bothers you.
At time of writing the W072091A is in stock at Buy Now on Amazon for $16.99.
Prices move around on Amazon-native brands, so check the listing before you buy.
Building out a compact kit? Our cordless drill guide covers the full-size side of the toolbox.
The Klein 2-in-1 wrench we covered last month is the closest competitor in spirit. And for garage work beyond hand tools, see our floor jack guide.