Kobalt Multi-Drive Wrench $3.75 was 29.98 @ Lowes, Very YMMV

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Quote from eb50 : interestingly, i ordered 30 but they confirmed my instore pick up for only 20. hopefully flip for 15+ ship a piece. these are gonna suck to ship lol.

One is very easy in a Priority flat-rate legal (not regular) envelope.
Two fit in it and close properly if you carefully arrange them and are good at closing stuffed flat-rate legal envelopes without tearing/mangling them. Whether they tear the envelope apart during shipment is another matter.

But you don't want to improperly close it and get charged the weight of 2 of these.
They're 1 lb 15.5oz each before adding the envelope or box, label, etc.
So an improperly closed envelope of 2 would probably get charged the 4-5 pound rate with a lot of postage due. Better to use a Regional A box if in doubt.

Depending on distance, Regional A shirt boxes may come into play for 3 or 4 of them versus using 2 envelopes anyway.

Quote from NikonF7 : One is very easy in a Priority flat-rate legal (not regular) envelope. Two fit in it and close properly if you carefully arrange them and are good at closing stuffed flat-rate legal envelopes without tearing/mangling them. Whether they tear the envelope apart during shipment is another matter. But you don't want to improperly close it and get charged the weight of 2 of these. They're 1 lb 15.5oz each before adding the envelope or box, label, etc. So an improperly closed envelope of 2 would probably get charged the 4-5 pound rate with a lot of postage due. Better to use a Regional A box if in doubt. Depending on distance, Regional A shirt boxes may come into play for 3 or 4 of them versus using 2 envelopes anyway.

i need to learn about the regional boxes. never used them. i always just use flat rates

My store showed the price as $11.99. I showed the $3.75 for zip 19446 on my cell phone. Got the PM and paid $3.75

Repped.

Quote from eb50 : i need to learn about the regional boxes. never used them. i always just use flat rates

I haven't re-figured all the details since the late-January USPS rate changes.
But the story used to be that the medium flat-rate was always more expensive than the A-box regional rate, even coast to coast. And even the B-box regional is cheaper than medium flat rate to a fair number of zones, and is larger.

Flat-rate envelopes and boxes are limited to 70 (yes, seven zero) pounds.
The A box charges 2 pounds Priority, and is limited to 15 pounds.
The B box charges 4 pounds Priority, and is limited to 20 pounds.
The C box is nearly useless. It charges for 17 pounds and has a 25 pound weight limit.

In order of increasing size:
Small flat rate
Flat rate envelope
Padded flat rate envelope (very convenient/easy to stuff full and still close)
Legal flat rate envelope (bigger but tougher to pack right; and weaker)
Regional A
Medium (regular) flat rate
Regional B
Large flat rate (including the shirt-box-shaped "game board" box, very useful)
Regional C

If you get extra discounts (eBay top rated, etc) beyond usual USPS online rates, the regional A/B boxes don't get that extra discount. So if shipping something under 2 pounds, put it in a non-regional, non-flat-rate box and pay Priority by weight.

But for shipping heavier items to farther destinations, the A box is a godsend.

It pays to check the USPS website every few months to see what new free boxes they offer.

I recently bought a 12 pound sealed lead acid battery and it arrived OK to me in an A box that the guy paid 2 pounds worth of postage on. He got away with adding plastic strapping outside it, which probably isn't quite allowed on any of the "if it fits, it ships" flat-rate or regional boxes.

What is wrong with Lowe's price policy? Seem no two shop has the same price!!!

lol for 10 bucks id take the nextec auto hammer

Got one for $3.75. Most likely will regift. Thanks OP

the lowes site keeps refreshing on that product page.. weird