🔐 Enhanced Triplett LongLockers: 15-Inch Extended Reach Locking Pliers, Non-Slip Handle Design (TT-200) Review

These tongs are terrible in every way. The handles are awkward to squeeze, the pivot point is in the wrong place, the jaws twist when a ton of force is applied, the tools pop out with every squeeze.

I use a medical bar in my daily life. I needed a device that could snap onto an object without having to hold the handle the whole time. You see, the older I get, the weaker my grip is. This tool allows me to grab and hold something without using a bit of strength in my hands. I use it to grab the straps on my boot and pull them up to attach to my boots.

In my experience, these are high quality pliers with no noticeable play. Initially, I was concerned that I would not be able to apply significant clamping force to the jaws, squeezing the handles, allowing things to slip out, and negating the pliers' usefulness. However, when I received them, I found that the opposite is true: quite a lot of effort can be put into them, making them very useful for accessing places that might otherwise not fit your hands without a second thought about having to…

I bought these originally to save money and bought standard 11 inch needle nose pliers which warped and broke. I'm a licensed plumber and I need the tools to get through the tough times. They won't fit in the smallest of scopes, so you may need a spare pair of regular 3/4" or smaller scopes if they are deep enough. However, triplet is very durable. I deformed many of the needles trying to twist while holding something to pull out. I tried to break them but to no avail.

, I work with audio and video equipment and often have to pick up fallen screws, components, etc. and find a way to pick them up. This usually involves turning the device upside down and shaking (although I can see it) to loosen the fallen screw as I had no way of reaching it with regular long-lip pliers as there wasn't enough room, to spread the jaws open and take the screw. This device is ideal for this purpose. The material and workmanship are also excellent. It was worth it so I bought two…

My mom can't bend down and tie her shoelaces anymore, but prefers lace-up shoes. She also wants to dress herself. Trying to get your foot into the shoe without pressing your tongue against your toes is next to impossible. Enter this cute little long-handled shoehorn. So that the tongue of the boot grips, insert the horn from behind, put the foot in the boot that is already tied. It's not as firm as she would like, but firm enough that it won't slip and fall off. Why don't they make sealable…

These pliers are not Knipex or Grip-on quality but they work and are good value. before buying on site. They're a cut above the HF brand as they have molded rubber grips that make them easy to grip, while the HF brand is all metal with no extra grips. triplet. I have no cons to point out. Just don't expect snap-on or MAC quality, especially considering the price. There were no major flaws or imperfections in the metal or chrome, and the jaws and tips were almost perfectly aligned. The locking…

First: This is literally a requirement for some of my work. Without these kind of pliers I would literally not be able to make any of the products I create. They help me get into tight spots to hold the nuts while I'm driving the bolt in from the outside. So I can't thank whoever invented them! Well: I've been through a few of these things. I didn't break any, just bought a few to see which I like best. And the winner: . THIS! Reason: Basically it's a feeling of tightness in everything and…