Klein Tools 50900R Conduit Lockout Wrench Set, Tighten and Loosen Locknuts in Tight Spaces, 1/2, 3/4 and 1-Inch, Offset Bends, 3-Piece

I use this frequently in 4 squares/ other boxes and also to mount certain lights and photo eyes. And this is my new favorite tool. No more taking the flathead and the Kleins to it. It is the right tool for the job!

The offset comes in real handy in small boxes. One end is for tightening and the other for loosening. It's a little tricky keeping it on the nut. Because of the offset, the wrench tends to want to roll off. It takes a couple tries to get the technique down, but once you get the hang of it, they work well. Each wrench has a couple small embedded magnets in the handle area. All three stick together in your tool box. The different colors help when grabbing one.

Absolutely worth it!Sturdy metal material.Offset is perfect for recessed areasAND has built in magnets for organized storage! Definitely would recommend and buy again!

Seems like a good idea. Only struggle I have that in several instances I did not have access inside boxes to grab

You don’t need these to the job, however when you do need them, they’re complete game changers. For the price, I felt they were worth it and immediately they paid for themselves. Great feel and clearly marked for ease of use backed with Klein quality.

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I thought that these would be a time-saver, you know, the whole "right tool for the job" thing. I found these to be awkward to use in most situations, impossible to use in mounted boxes and overall not great. Even making up boxes on a bench it was faster to use the 'ol Klein hammer and screwdriver, with better results. Your experience may be different, these just aren't for me.

I have used these a few times now and they have worked great!!!

makes taking off or tightening up cable glands in tight panels so easy - much better than a screwdriver and your kliens - a must-have for every sparky

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It's hard to hold when you're squeezing.

Getting the lock ring tight with these wrench is not actually tight. Should not be able to spin connectors effortlessly after with bare hands. Could not tighten anymore with the wrench leading me to believe the connectors were tight.My co worker also bought these and noticed the same issue. Tight as you can with the wrench is still a loose connector. Reverted back to flat head screwdriver and my linemens pliers to tighten the lock rings

The picture is a little false, they have two 90 degree bends in these, just before the grips. This prevents you from getting a decent grip on the lockrings. A straight design is much, much better. I bought these believing them to be straight, but regardless thought they would work. They don't.