SK Tool

[JCMILES]

Need to replace some lost SK Tools. Anyone know of SK Tool Distributor maybe in Colorado area? Thanks for the help.

 

[guitarbutt]

They sell stuff online. It usually ships pretty quickly

 

[Mr.Smoke]

Being in the US I would just order from their website. I don't have that luxury in Canada and it appears nobody up here carries them anymore. I had to order my wrenches from Amazon and JB Tools for the rest I couldn't source on Amazon.

 

[Mgdoug3]

Harry J Epstein is a great online retailer. Usually has the best price too.

 

[JEdiag]

I second HJE. SK cranks the price online compared to distributors. Check the mom and pop hardware stores too. I found one ten minutes from my house that still had original sk from the 90s they never sold. Good news was the prices dont seem to have changed since then either judging by the faded stickers. I've been slowly clearing them out when I can.

 

[nynexit]

Harry J Epstein is a great online retailer. Usually has the best price too.

^^^ This.

 

[Skin]

Harry J Epstein is a great online retailer. Usually has the best price too.

They use to be about MSRP unless you emailed them for "member pricing" or whatever. Kind of turned me off.

 

[GForceJunky]

Zoro *usually* has good pricing on SK and you can always get at least 10% off (email signup discount) and usually 15 or 20% off.

 

[lardy1]

Circle C was my online go-to for SK until they dropped them. I see they have some remaining stock but it's very limited.

 

[jgromada]

i thought as other people mention Epstein & Zoro are a better option then getting it direct from SK