🔒 YIYITOOLS 10 Inch Locking Pliers - Original Design for Enhanced SEO Review

The whole point of a clamp pliers, sometimes called a vise, is to lock the pliers in the closed position. YiYiTools locking pliers cannot handle this simplest task. The pliers stay securely locked if you hold them in the absolute maximum position where the jaws actually touch. If you open the jaws, the lock will start to break more easily. A good 1/8 inch of pressure was enough, and at less than 1/2 inch, a simple finger press on the top would pop the whole thing open. This thing even came open

This is a review of Yiyi Tools 10 inch locking pliers. Although they are advertised as 10 inch pliers, I would classify them as 9 inch pliers. If you don't have the adjustment screw to the maximum length, they are 9 inches long. All in all, well-made pliers. The tips are flush when together, giving you a good grip close to the work surface. The trigger mechanism works very well. Relatively little force is required to open locked jaws. The adjustment bolt knob is a good size. You can make…

Pliers are probably the most useful hand tool and I definitely consider them indispensable. I had them in different sizes from different manufacturers. The original vise was made by Irwin and is now made in China like this one. Some brands are still made in the USA. Designs from different manufacturers are nearly identical, typically using wire cutters and quick release skewers. But quality matters - I've used locking pliers whose jaws aren't aligned properly or don't close fully, the cam…

Many of the cheaper Vise-Grip knockoffs use pins to attach the fixed jaw to the main body rather than soldering like the originals. These pliers have a permanently soldered jaw. Overall, they look very good considering they're about half the price of the original. Only time will tell how they hold up, but I clamped them very tight in my testing with no issues. I see a previous reviewer giving it 1 star which doesn't make much sense. The pliers I received close tightly whether it's jaw to jaw or

I'm a plier expert and have a set of genuine Dewitt, Nebraska Vise-Grip pliers to compare. On the other hand, I have come to the conclusion that YiYi Tool is a very good fake, although the manufacturer skipped the final finishing steps. There were raw splinters of metal in the teeth of the jaws, and nothing was oiled. When I first started working with this tool I found that a small amount of oil on the sharp threads of the screw made the job much smoother and the jaws got cleaner with use…