Irwin GV10 10-inch GrooveLock Pliers vs Knipex 86 05 180 Pliers Wrench

you don't want to damage the surface. These come in really handy and then the GV ten. Ours are these straight jaw pliers. So and they all include the ...

Other than that, the tool as you can see doesn't look like it has been used. I don't see any wear marks or stains on the handle. You can see the oil on the tool. I am still going to do a replacement because I want to know if the replacement will have a box open

Handles made of sturdy thick rubber compound and are a dream to hold, very comfortable. These are definitely a great addition to any man's or women's tool box and will be used very often. Better than both basic pliers and regular channel locks.

Being able to grab onto something with parallel jaws makes for a much stronger grip. With a bit a of practice I've learned to grab onto a nut and quickly make multiple turns without having to readjust. The comfort handles seem effective and they still keep some grip even when oily. But, there are a few things that could be better

I have totally converted from Channel Lock to Irwin for my adjustable pliers. One of the convenient features of the Erwin is that you can collapse the jaws without depressing the locking button. I work as a professional home maintenance person. I must have eight of these pliers so that at least one is at my fingertips wherever I am working

When I set out to replace one of them, I looked for alternatives and something that had better features. This tool exceeds my expectations and makes turning hex bolts, nuts, and hex fittings much easier and faster. The photo with the hammer is for size comparison. The size of this tool is perfect for my tool pouch and lightens my load since I no longer need to carry both 6" and 8" adjustable wrenches