Good deal for DIY'er who doesn't need Knipex quality.
Durability With Rust-Protection: Made from high-carbon steel for superior strength and long-lasting performance. The black oxide finish with a transparent electrophoretic coating provides excellent rust resistance and a clean, professional look
4-Modes Switch: Features 4 adjustable jaw positions for precise gripping of different-sized workpieces. Quick-adjust button and clear position markings make operation faster and more intuitive
Extended Grip Range: Diamond-grip jaws hold objects firmly without slipping. Side jaw opening range (0.16–0.75 inch) is larger than standard pliers (0–0.4 inch), while front jaw opening range (0.09–0.71 inch) allows versatile gripping for various tasks. Includes nail-pulling teeth for extra functionality
Box-Joint Design: Engineered with a box-joint structure that offers greater strength, reduced jaw wobble, and improved alignment compared to lap-joint pliers. Ensures smoother operation and long-lasting durability
Ergonomic TPR Handle: Equipped with TPR grips that are non-slip, comfortable, and ergonomic. Designed to reduce hand fatigue and provide maximum control during extended use
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I generally don't abuse tools, but have managed to mangle or snap a couple pairs of pliers over the years. My Knipex Twin grips have seen almost 2 years in a crate shop, and are shared by 4 people. They are the most-grabbed pliers for removing errant nails. Besides the visual of being a little scuffed up and having wood glue on them, the teeth still look and bite like new. They have been used to bite some engineered deck screws, or to snap them off, but no fastener we've put them on has rivaled them for hardness so I expect they'll continue to last a decade or a lifetime.
Some might consider the Workpro for a beater pair, and they look really capable, but to be honest, the Knipex are the ones that can take a beating. Whatever tools you go with, be sensible, and use them well.
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