County Comm Titanium Adjustable Wrenches: Tiny 3-Inch and Giant 18-Inch Limited Runs

Introduction

County Comm has quietly become one of the most interesting names in titanium EDC tools, and two recent releases make that case better than ever. On one end of the scale is the smallest adjustable wrench the brand has ever made, a 3-inch titanium model that weighs just 15.4 grams. On the other end is something far less subtle: an 18-inch titanium adjustable wrench, produced in a limited run of 100 units and now shipping with a fitted Kydex sheath.

Both are limited-availability releases, so if either fits your carry or your toolbox, the window to buy is short. Here is how they compare.

County Comm 3-Inch Titanium Adjustable Wrench

This is the headline release: County Comm’s smallest titanium adjustable wrench to date. It measures roughly 3 inches end to end, and the whole tool weighs an almost absurd 15.4 grams. That is about the same as five pennies. For context, a comparable small steel adjustable wrench weighs more than three times as much, so the difference in the pocket is immediately obvious.

The jaw opens to just over 11 mm, which means it comfortably covers 10 mm hardware, arguably the single most useful fastener size for everyday carry. For a pocket wrench, that coverage is plenty.

What the 3-Inch Wrench Can Actually Do

The clear use case is small fasteners: 10 mm bolts and nuts on bikes, brackets, furniture, and light mechanical tasks. If you have been carrying a bulky 4-inch steel wrench and only ever using it on small hardware, this is the tool that finally justifies the pocket space.

It is not a heavy-duty wrench, and the limited jaw capacity means anything above roughly 11 mm is out of reach. It is also not cheap, selling for just under $60. This is a 2025 limited run with a purchase limit of two per customer, so it is a buy-now-or-wait-indefinitely situation.

County Comm 18-Inch Titanium Adjustable Wrench

At the opposite extreme, the 18-inch titanium adjustable wrench is now available in what is believed to be a limited run of only 100 units. Titanium at this size keeps the weight manageable for a wrench of this reach, and the new release adds a Kydex blade cover sheath that fits over the head, reminiscent of a tomahawk or hatchet cover. It is a practical way to carry and protect the tool, though its uses beyond that are limited.

This is a statement piece as much as a working tool. If it fits your needs, it will not be widely available for long, and waiting likely means missing the run entirely.

Which One Makes Sense for You

If your priority is daily carry, the 3-inch wrench is the obvious pick: it weighs less than 16 grams, covers 10 mm hardware, and disappears in a pocket or pouch. If you want a rare, large-format titanium tool, the 18-inch run of 100 is the collector-grade option.

For comparison, other small titanium wrenches in the 6-inch class weigh around 70 grams, and popular small steel folding pliers come in at nearly 60 grams. The 3-inch County Comm sits far below both, which is exactly why it stands out as a new everyday-carry benchmark.

Conclusion

Both wrenches solve the same problem from opposite ends: titanium saves weight where you feel it most. The 3-inch model is a genuinely practical EDC upgrade at just under $60, while the 18-inch is a limited-run rarity for serious tool collectors. Either way, limited availability means hesitation has a real cost.