🔧 Stanley 84 098 8 Inch Joint Plier: Exceptional Quality and Versatile Performance Review

I love Stanley products and these pliers are no different than all my other great Stanley tools - not to say I have a huge collection but I have bought a lot over the years. Stanleys seem to stand longer, stronger and more durable.

Hey I need some good pliers in my toolbox. A large selection of my husband's pliers are old and dirty. He'd better keep his dirty hands off my new tools! Stanley is the name for quality in tools. I believe they will serve their purpose well and for a long time.

Well built and weighted pliers. A friend commented on how solid and well built it was. I haven't used it much, but it's handy to have in my tool box when I need it. like pens. Seems much better than the cheap imported pliers I have. This one goes in my second toolbox, which is not on loan.

Just what I needed when needle nose pliers didn't have enough contact surface to hold something in place. The handles are curved for better ergonomics. I definitely wish these types of pliers were included in most tool kits, but they always seem to have a needle nose. I have pretty average male hands and these fit my hands perfectly.

Believe it or not, these are great pliers. Don't be fooled, buy at a very low price. I keep them in the car and around the house and in my tool box. Yes everything is made in China but over the years they have held up very well and I still have the original pair. There are other very inexpensive tools that work just as well.

Excellent household tongs for everyday work. I bought these pliers for an outdoor chicken wire project. They were a great price and they worked great. My only issue is that I accidentally left them out one night and the morning dew caused them to rust. They still work great, they're just a little rusty. Pros: Very inexpensive, good quality household tongs. Cons: Can rust quite easily

Large Heavy Duty Pliers with blunt ends. It looks like these pliers never came with the tool sets I bought, so I run around the house to find my pair whenever I need a blunt end. I considered several sizes, but 8 inches is a good compromise. leverage and size. It's almost too big for a good one-handed grip with my medium-sized male hands (but works well). The tongs are about 8.5 inches end to end compared to 7 inches for the Craftsman tongs I had. forever and ever. I've given up on the 6"…