https://www.lowes.com/pd/IRWIN-Vi...1001340222 has Irwin Tools Vise-Grip Reduced Hand Span Fast Release 3-Pack Locking Plier Set for $14.98. Select free store pickup where available.
This is a clearance item so stock will vary by location.
- 20% reduced hand span helps provide more control (10-in pliers only)
- One-handed, triggerless release is easier to open than traditional locking pliers
- Hex key adjustment screw tightens to adjust pressure and draw materials together
- Hardened teeth are designed to grip from any angle
- Includes 3 locking pliers: 7-in (7R), 9-in (9LN), 10-in (10WR) and a soft carrying case
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These days, I am leery about Husky, but the Greatfixer's HD link seems like a good deal.
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Other than the box store brands mentioned, any other good ones?
Other than the box store brands mentioned, any other good ones?
Buy Used USA versions on eBay. Or buy New Grip-On brand. Everything thing else is cheapened up junk.
Other than the box store brands mentioned, any other good ones?
I've been really surprised and impressed with the two new Harbor Freight lines of hand tools Bremen and Doyle. It's not the cheap junk Harbor Freight used to make. The Bremen 10" locking pliers are like $8, but there have been several recent 30% off everything under $10 sales that make the whole line very inexpensive. All the other brands seem to be making their quality worse, but Harbor Freight is going the other direction. Plus they are expanding like crazy and will likely be around a while. All the Bremen and Doyle products have a lifetime guarantee so if you do break it or wear it out they will exchange it no problem. I don't see any downsides. I would exclusively buy premium harbor freight hand tools unless 1) You really want something made in the USA or 2) You want to spend big money for Knipex etc., but even there returning if it breaks is going to be a hassle. Most of the Doyle line of pliers and wrenches (the things with cutters) are made in Taiwan which as I understand it is much better than China for quality steel.
Other than the box store brands mentioned, any other good ones?