I needed them for getting into a tight space to pull tubing through. Haven't actually used them yet but based on videos of the process, their ideal.

It's always hard to tell the size of something from an online description, but the business end of these hemostats is larger than I anticipated. So these aren't going to do delicate, tiny work. But they're perfectly fine for many other tasks. I purchased them specifically to change my nose ring and I was able to accomplish this, though it would have been easier with hemostats that had a much smaller, precision tip. Regardless, these are fairly priced. Hard to say how they'll hold up over the…

These are handy tools to have for all sorts of chores and crafts where you can't grab a hold of something. These hold on and lock tight. It's a must have for all sorts of crafts and chores. I just used them to help me pull a label off a new bowl. A+++++

These were suggest as an "add on item" for chainsaw fuel tubing. Thanks Revain, they were the right tool for the job, saved several hours of frustration. Only wish I had a set of these years ago. Sure they make better ones, but these are more than sufficient for around the home repair. The locking function could be a little stronger, but then they may be harder to manipulate to get unlocked.

Used these to take out a piercing that was stuck. Worked great. not sure what else I’ll use them for but I guess they are good to have.

I use this to hold small items while making crafts. My only draw back that it is a little stiff. Hopefully it will loosen up a tad as I use it more!

Very positive locking feature, great value for the money, sturdy construction. They will work great for removing deep set fishing hooks. Does what it is intended for.

WoW! And a surgeon calls these good quality? Don't want to get operated on where he last operated.From reading the reviews, there is apparently a wide span of qualities received by Buyers. If they are in fact POT METAL as one buyers states, they are completely worthless as the brittleness of pot metal makes them unsuitable for any tool use. And yes, I have seen lots of so called stainless steel that is just chrome plated pot metal. Looks nice but breaks fast. Pot metal has a crystalline…

Sturdy and good size for mechanical use. Maybe not good for.taking out bolts and please do not confuse them for locking pliers, but they grip pretty well.

Love these two tools. I now don't have to worry about getting splashed with hot water. Plus I found a great use for the straight one. I use it to remove items that the kids throw in the disposal. With a flashlight and this tool, I can easily remove the obstruction.

I was looking for something to clear out paper jams from our computer printer. Turns out these are just perfect! they are long enough to get into where fingers can not. And the curved pair has just the right curve to get into that place where my fat fingers can not.My opinion these should be sold as printer pliers. I was going to buy some long needle nose pliers for getting out the jammed paper. But those were $11+. when i thought about items i had owned in my past. And I came up with this…

it was suggested i get one of these to use for turning fabrics out of tubes; however, it is difficult to use - and it has torn some of my fabric - I gave them away

This seems to be designed and manufactured properly, clearly suitable for long-term use in my home office. I couldn't ask more of a cost-effective solution. Handy to reach into tiny spaces (like office equipment), good gripper (my hands have limits, steel doesn't), great puller and twister. One is good, two is better. No wonder surgeons like them.

I use them to extract weevils and rhino beetles from palm trees. I'd like to find some unlocked. Don't get it wet it will rust overnight.

I use these in my shop as an extra set of clamps for those finer jobs. When they arrived I thought they were a bit large,certainly larger than I expected. After using them in a project that involved heavier gauge wire I found that these slightly larger versions were better suited at the jobs for which I'd need them. A handy tool for any work bench!

I'm a disabled RN- and have seen my share of hemostats. I have a bunch of small ones that used to be standard in suture removal kits back in the mid-late 80s (they were nice- we used to 'fight' to take out sutures so we could keep the scissors, tweezers, and hemostats- they were that good, and I've still got them !). But I needed something larger for some doll projects I have. The price on these was very good, and the quality is excellent. Thumbs up :)

I bought these to practice some suture techniques and make my hands more familiar with the instruments. And it was satisfying and very useful. And one surprising use I found for this product is that it’s suitable for eating chicken. I personally hate eating chicken with my hands and fork just don’t do it. So I used it as an utensil and it was sooo easy. It just goes into those nukes and crannies

I complained today they were very late. But after I sent complaint they came in the mail. Thank you and was glad to get them. That was my only issue was they came late. The order matched what I wanted.

Excellent quality and arrived in a reasonable time given the covid-19 delays. I have added them to my tool chest for repair work on power tools. Very easy to grab fuel lines and other difficult to reach parts. Recommend them to all DIY mechanics.

I got these for canine ear cleaning. I clip the cotton ball into the end and then I can swab inside of the ear canal and get into the nooks and crannies. I do not shove this into the ear but use it instead of my finger for cleaning.These are sturdy, heavy duty clamps. One straight and one curved. They have worked nicely for this simple task.