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The Aqualia 15 Wrench provides proper leverage while remaining portable. Featuring a three-dimensional, vertical to horizontal taper, the head is extremely strong, while the handle has a flat section to minimise any discomfort when applying high torque. The slight 15-degree angle on the grip helps avoid catching your hand on the bike.
Established in 2011, in Tsubame-Sanjo, Japan, an area famous for metalworking, Runwell maintain their focus on high quality and traditional Japanese craftsmanship. Beyond the concept of quality, Runwell create products that bring pleasure to the maker, the customer and all users.
Materials: chrome vanadium
Dimensions: 170 mm (length) / works with 15 mm bolts
Weight: 115g
Made in Japan
About the Brand
Runwell
A Japanese manufacturer with a 400-year history of craftsmanship, Runwell creates high-quality metal tools and equipment, including those used for track cycling. Located in the Tsubamesanjo region of Japan, known for its rich manufacturing heritage, Runwell is committed to providing reliable, eco-friendly, and metal-based products. Their environmentally conscious initiatives include zero-plastics development, reduced paper catalogs, and sustainable packaging. Established in 2011, Runwell's mission is to deliver top-quality tools to support mechanics and cyclists worldwide. They have earned recognition and are now a part of international sports events.
A Japanese manufacturer with a 400-year history of craftsmanship, Runwell creates high-quality metal tools and equipment, including those used for track cycling. Located in the Tsubamesanjo region of Japan, known for its rich manufacturing heritage, Runwell is committed to providing reliable, eco-friendly, and metal-based products. Their environmentally conscious initiatives include zero-plastics development, reduced paper catalogs, and sustainable packaging. Established in 2011, Runwell's mission is to deliver top-quality tools to support mechanics and cyclists worldwide. They have earned recognition and are now a part of international sports events.