I have a LANG lever style that's decent.
Just dont drop one, cause if you bend the screw the very slightest.. it becomes a binding sumbitch. I think they need to design a locking sleeve. Craftsman ..now they had one they discontinued that wasn't half bad either. It didn't have a screw to enable adjustment under clamp force,but it had a locking pin to adjust for distance.
I have a small screw type from kragen auto that still works great. It's made by Powerbuilt..which is a decent tool manufacturer as it turns out.
All the offset closed end wrenches, spring compressor, joint separators, sockets...I still have and work fine. They even look better than the harboured freight crap...and back I would have considered them equal quality because I was financing tools from matco,snapon cornwell. I still have MOST of those...seems they grow legs and DISAPPEAR over the years. I remember when my brother lost my shallow 3/4 cornwell impact socket at the pick a part... a hammer another time..funny how yo never forget who loses your tools.
