Effetto Mariposa GiustaForza torque wrench review
It isn’t cheap, but it is an excellent workshop-grade piece of kit — a small price to pay to prolong the life of your components and maybe even yourself.
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Workshop grade
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Hard-anodised finish
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Easy to set
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Fifteen bits supplied for magnetic head
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Only 165mm long
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The most expensive on test
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The Effetto Mariposa GiustaForza has the finish and weighty feel of the highest quality workshop parts, with a hard anodised finish and laser-etched scale.
The GiustaForza is a click-type wrench, adjusted in the handle from 2-16Nm. It’s not too lengthy at 165mm either, so should
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