NEVER LOSE YOUR 10MM AGAIN.

A hardened-steel combination wrench with a built-in drive that carries a spare 10mm socket. Patent pending. Made in Vail, Arizona.

YOU KNOW THE JOKE.

It's the most commonly lost socket in the trade. Guys buy them in packs of five and still can't find one.

Found10 puts a square drive in the handle end of the wrench. A spring detent holds a spare 10mm socket in place, the same way it clicks onto a ratchet.

The Found10 wrench on a workbench, shown side by side without and with a spare 10mm socket attached

TWO VERSIONS. Standard: the drive sits in line with the handle, so the spare socket rides along wherever the wrench goes. Heavy duty: the drive sits at a right angle, so the handle becomes a lever and you can put real torque on it. Finger grips are cut into the handle for the big sizes.

BUILT RIGHT. Hardened steel, cut on a fiber laser. Six-point box end with relieved corners that grip the flats, so it won't round your bolts. Made in Vail, Arizona. Patent pending. Available in .25" to 1" thick, in all standard wrench sizes and custom sizes. We cut custom wrenches too.

See it at SEMA 2026

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Las Vegas, Nov 3-6

See it at SEMA 2026 ⦁ Las Vegas, Nov 3-6

Hand holding a Found10 patent-pending wrench with a spare 10mm socket attached, in an auto repair shop
Hand holding a Found10 hardened-steel wrench without the socket, in an auto repair shop
Found10 wrench with a spare 10mm socket snapped onto its drive end, lying on a worn metal workbench
Found10 patent-pending wrench without the socket, square drive visible, on a worn metal workbench