Stanley 84-055 Bi-Material Slip Joint Plier, 6 Inch

The plier is small enough to get into smaller places and sturdy sufficient to do the job.

Worth the three extra dollars to get a well designed/manufactured pair of pliers that fit nicely in the hand.

A good pair of pliers for the price. For infrequent or small jobs, they seem to get the job done. If I was going to be using these frequently, I would buy a different pair.

I had a green pair that I lost in the garden while pulling up stakes. Green pliers, green landscaping.The yellow color makes them easier to locate once you put them down. Also more visible in the toolbox.I also like buying trusted brands. Stanley is one that has been around since I was a child; and that’s a long time.

Cheap crappy product. The photo shows a great pliers with strong yellow handles but the pliers is a lightweight cheap metal that is painted black with a bright yellow handle that gives the appearance of quality but it's so cheaply made I threw it away. DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY!

Ergonomically friendly for the greatest gripping power. Solid construction, heavy jaws, much better than my others -- Stanley delivers quality and functionality. (2015)HOWEVER, (2016) my most recent order of this SAME product shows me that it has been redesigned with a SLIPPERY grip, even though the newly designed grip is textured-- it does not have the feel of the older one that I have (older by a year or two). I cannot grip this with the same confidence that I had when I use the other older model..

I have this plier and I have the Craftsman version and it appears to me the Craftsman version is far more substantial. We'll see how they both work out. The Craftsman plier is $5 cheaper.

For the price, the quality on these is really good. The grips are comfortable and the teeth work well for what the tool is intended for. I am pleasantly surprised, although I know Stanley tools can be hit or miss these days since they went the more "budget" route with their tool line up.