🔧 Park Tool Needle Nose Pliers: Precision Tools for intricate tasks Review

Useful for many bike repairs. Ordinary needle nose pliers can't even compare to the many different ways they perform. It also seems heavy.

Park quality for this essential tool. I just wish it had a hold feature so the return spring compresses/keeps the device closed when not in use. Nice details for crimping etc.

These pliers are the best in the range. Feel great in use, good weight, good accuracy. One of those tools that's worth spending a few extra dollars on right now and you'll never have to buy it again. Tool Parking Policy.

Great pliers for wrenches on your bike, they don't last long and they work great, the grip is good, the handles are comfortable, they work to remove the main chain links, And they're built to work on bikes!

This is a parking tool with a cutter, pliers and pliers. It's not as good as a tool meant for just one of those jobs, but I've done a great job replacing my brake cables and body without breaking the bank. If you're just starting out with building a toolbox I highly recommend this, but if you already have all three of these tools then this is just a smaller version of the other Park tools you're currently using.

This is a great set of needle nose pliers and more! The pliers are spring-loaded so they open easily, allowing you to focus more on your task and use fewer tools. They also have a cutting edge, which like most needle nose pliers is nothing to worry about. What really sets them apart are the areas for crimping wire terminals and spade terminals. Easier to use than the dedicated section on Park's cable and case cutter and much better than trying to use a pair of wire cutters carefully without…

I got them for a certain job. I am a veterinarian and when we administer the rabies vaccine we also provide a label with the vaccination certificate. I have found that a very high percentage of owners forget to remove the old tag and put a new one on the collar. So we started doing it for them. Used cheap regular pliers to remove the old ones and put the new S hooks and tags back on. Do a little tinkering and tinker with ordinary pliers. Got them and work is very easy now. The spring force…