🔒 Strong Hand Tools 11-Inch Locking C-Clamp Pliers with Swivel Tip, 3-1/4" Throat Depth, 4" Opening, Adjustment Screw, Single Hand Release, Heat Treated Steel - PR115S Review

These clamps arrived in a large box that was loosely taped (clear tape over standard Amazon packing tape that was cut/torn). The clamps were thrown in this box at the very bottom and big bubbles at the top - no cushioning between each vise handle or between the bottom of the box. Why is this important now? Look at the first picture - the jaws and handles are not exactly aligned. I'm not sure if this was a barrel center issue or a manufacturer quality control issue. Regardless, the vise clamps…

I'm a mechanic for a takeaway company with a fortune of 50. I love your clips. I weld and tinker almost every day and they have become part of my everyday tools. Many of my colleagues are now buying too. Keep offering quality products at these prices and I will remain a regular customer!

Great design but a little looser than most. It feels strong, but it wobbles weakly like an mf. I'll put it in a vise to try and fix the quality control. So far I'm really impressed with the Strong Hand Tools and this one is by far the worst (that's not saying too much). I'll give it a try and will update after I've beaten the hell out of it

I have Milwaukee and CH Hanson C-Clamps. I never liked the original Irwin Vice clips because of the short little knurled knob at the end that made adjustment difficult and intermittent. This is my new version of C clamps. The unlocking mechanism is the same as CH Hanson's (currently Armor-Tool), so it's easy to operate, not by pushing but by pushing or pulling, which is much better. Milwaukee clamps are the compression type, so they are not that easy to use. The set screw is longer. Because the