Jack The Gripper

This is one of my favourite tools. Easy to use and works really well, I went around tightening the jacks on all my mate's strats when I got it! You do have to buy a separate 'square drive socket' though, I didn't notice that when I bought the gripper. Still 5 stars though.

Jack the Gripper. What a great name for a great tool. I can't tell you how many times... well, you know. This is one of those tools that makes you say, "Why didn't I think of this?!"

This is a very well designed tool. It takes very little movement to get the tool to bite in the jack, and it holds with absolute security. I repair quite a few student instruments, and I come across loose jacks most every time I get a new job, so this is a real time saver. The handle was a little rough when I received it, so I gave it a light sand and rubbed it with some Tru-Oil just for comfort.

Just used this today for the first time, to replace a crackly jack on an RG, on which the jack & nut are recessed in a dimpled jack plate - without this tool it would have been a major pain, but this made it so easy! Bravo!

Great little tool. Works really well with the ESP Multi Spanner.

One of the more useful tools I've ever bought. Use it and you'll know why.

I was in two minds if I should buy this as Ive seemed to manage without one for years and given that its not cheap!!!!
Well,I'm glad I did. Ive used it over and over.
Great for semis.

I recently had a problem with a Jack the Gripper tool that broke. I had it for a while but used it very seldom. When it broke I called your customer service team. They replaced it without any hassle. You pay a little more but the service is unmatched!

This really works! My only complaint is that it is not the most rugged design. Still, it saves a lot of time and works as it should.

A great tool to use with the recommended ESP Multi Spanner. You feel very reassured to know that you will not spin a jack and break wiring connections behind. Just make sure you tension the tool first before tightening as the cam movement has a lot of play between clockwise and anti-clockwise tightening.