Klein ToolsD53010 Plier Wrench, High Leverage Multi-Use Pump Plier with Adjustable and Reversible Double-Sided Jaw, Smooth and Knurled Teeth, 10-Inch

This was one of those rare occasions when I received the order, opened the package, and was very pleasantly surprised that my expectations had been far exceeded, and that says quite a lot as I use Klein tools all the time for everything, and my expectation of Klein tools is extremely high already. These are extremely sturdy, they have good weight, and just feel overall extremely solid, they feel great in your hand, the reversible jaw from smooth to a tooth jaw is extremely handy, forget about the need for a crescent wrench ever again, these definitely fill that role better than any crescent wrench I've ever used. These are quite literally my go-to tool for everything since I've received them. And in reality the price for these is a very very decent price considering what they are. If you order a similar tool from a company like some of the German manufacturers that make very similar tools, you'd be looking at paying close to $100, And those don't even have the reversible jaw. I highly recommend these topeople in every industry.

Great tool, job well done.

Kind of pricy but these pliers are very well made and have special adjusting features.

I really like them but they don’t open up as wide as you think they do based off the description

clever design.

I've been in the trades (commercial/idustrial HVAC and mechanical) for 20 plus years I've normally stuck with the typical old school type of pliers and tools like Channellock, Klein, Vise-Grip, Crescent, Wrench, etc. I was skeptical at first using this type of wrench but when I put it to use as both a wrench and a pipe wrench, it did surprisingly well and could potentially lighten the load in my tool bag by replacing my 10-in crescent and my 10-in channel lock, and possibly my small pipe wrench. Only time will tell but I see good things for this tool.

Good grip

They seem sturdy and after the difference of going to back to the truck for another set of knipex or using this I finally reached for this. Not gonna lie it's a great concept and saves space if that's a limitation. But after my first use not a fan, felt the handles didn't close enough, the jaws where hard to flip and adjust button got stuck (a SMALL amount of grit/ sand from my service bag) causing me to fidget with it to work as intended. I know I sound like a tool snob but I had to get them for trying out, but day to day my knipex still take the cake. Cool idea for a little emergency car pouch