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Black & Decker Ratcheting ReadyWrench (Dog Bone Wrench)

Sep 20, 2010 Stuart 5 Comments

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Black & Decker Ratcheting ReadyWrench

Black & Decker’s ratcheting ReadyWrench takes their highly successful ReadyWrench dog bone all-in one style wrench to the next level. Like the original, the ratcheting ReadyWrench can also fit 16 fastener sizes in 8 sockets, but appears to be more compact and has a handy (15°?) offset at both ends.

Socket sizes are color-coded, and the ratcheting mechanism is reversible with an easy-toggle direction selector ring. The ratcheting ReadyWrench fits the following fastener sizes: 8, 10, 11, 13, 14, 16, 17, and 19mm; 5/16,  3/8,  7/16,  1/2,  9/16,  5/8,  11/16, and 3/4 inches.

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Personally, I usually prefer to use separate sockets or wrenches, but can still appreciate the ratcheting ReadyWrench’s portability and convenience.

Judging by how quickly it flew off shelves and how long it was on online retailers’ bestseller charts, The ReadyWrench was very successful last year especially during the winter holidays and Father’s Day. In fact, it is still the #1 bestselling wrench on Amazon, probably helped along by its price-drop.

I would expect to see large displays of this new ratcheting version to appear at Home Depot and Lowes as the holiday shopping season nears.

Black & Decker Ratcheting ReadyWrench Sizing Chart

The launch price of the ratcheting ReadyWrench looks to be $30.

Black & Decker Ratcheting ReadyWrench via Amazon
Product Info via B&D (RRW100)

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5 Comments

  1. Dan Richards

    Sep 20, 2010

    Looks like it’ll fit anywhere a RHFT 1/2in ratchet would, a valued junkyard tool.

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  2. uthscsaedu

    Sep 21, 2010

    uhh I don’t know about this thing. It looks HUGE.
    IIRC when the original came out it was $30, so with this pretty significant ratcheting upgrade I’m surprised the price is the same

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  3. Dan Richards

    Oct 7, 2010

    Newest Napa large-format flyer has this at $29 thru the holidays. Don’t think it’s stocked yet.

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  4. Yadda

    Nov 1, 2010

    Now at Wal-Mart for $27.99. Huge displays, This wrench is heavy…. The weight is almost uncomfortably heavy.

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  5. glen hood

    Dec 14, 2015

    where can I get one of those sure fit technology charts above for sizes sae & metric

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