🔧 Knipex Tools 00 20 72 V01 Mini Pliers in Belt Pouch - Convenient Red 2-Piece Set Review

The pouch seems to be designed for larger keys than the one supplied. I find it more intuitive to insert the wrenches with the handle facing up, but when you do so with this bag, they slip out from the bottom. To prevent this, the rubber band on the pouch had to go deeper. There is a clip on the back that allows you to attach it to the belt without removing the belt and can be convenient. You can also use Velcro to close the bag if you frequently pull out wrenches. Wrench because it seems like…

There's a reason the Germans are so highly regarded for their high-tech products that demonstrate both a commitment to craftsmanship and a culture that is geared towards precision and accuracy compared to mass produced tools that quickly degrade in quality after purchase. Every time they show up on my field, someone asks if they can borrow them to open the main valve here, undo the latch that holds the electric pin to the junction box, or just open a damn can of PVC glue , which is otherwise…

There are not many items that I can describe as well made and quality as this little set of pliers. they are very versatile. I've carried this set with me every day since I received it and have been blown away by the performance of each pair. From being able to press in my nephew's skateboard bearings with the pliers wrench, to the amazing EDC implementation of the 5" Cobras, from grabbing and rotating mounts to pulling things between the seats in my car (laughs), they are Great. This set is…

This set is a rip off. I bought this too quickly from a link sent by a friend who sent the wrong link. I looked at the photos and thought this was the best set. The price for it at Revain ranged from the low 80's to the high 90's. You'd think the set would have $40-$50 x2 pliers plus a free case, not the mini pliers for kid's hands that sell for $25 and $50 respectively. That means you're paying $10-$20 for a mechanical case with a logo that doesn't match the tools at all. I'd rather have tools