Draper RedlineLong Nose Pliers | Heavy Duty Pliers with PVC Dipped Handles | 160mm Needle Nose Pliers | 67869

First the positives:Well meshed jaws,No flex in the handles when really giving it some Welly to clamp on something,Hard metal on the jaws, bite well into the clamped material,Cutter no perfect, but good,Handles are dipped type so likely shall not last into years of use, but, for a spare pair of combi pliers good enough,Not bulky, 160mmNegative:When delivered the jaws were gritty and needed to be oiled through, firstly with a loosening oil, wd40 type oil, applied to the working pivot, then wiped, applying more, wipe, while moving the handles, working the crud out, then when cleaned up, enough, moved to a 3 in 1 oil, same as above applying, wiping, applying, etc,Then a thick chain oil applying and working into the joint, apply on the sides too, work into the pivot / joint, then with the excess oil, smear onto the rest of the metal work,Take ten to 15 mins, worth it while watching the TV or something, then it's set for years of service, at that price, less than a fiver, there is no such thing as a quality tool, without work, either the company does the work or you do, if the former does, then you pay for it by money, if you do, then you still pay but with a few drops of oil and elbow grease, knippex for example, they have a whole system to prevent crud from forming in the pivot, that you pay for, so simply get out the box and start working with,My conclusion is the tool is top end for a side / back up or spare box nose aka combi pliers, at a price point there is little to complain about, in my opinion / experience, rather have this budget tool that's serviceable than nothing, has been a time saver on several occasions, when you just need that extra clamping force, also when needed for a quick job or a job when you are exposed or where sticky fingers McGee is likely, I take them along with my Poundland hammer etc, loose the lot, I aint fussed, loose a pair of olde faithful knippex, CK or Kleins, then it's a case of expletives and heavy on the hart,Well worth the purchase, take care of your tools... They shall.....

Works well for my diy projects. So far was cutting washing line with wires Inside and was very good for this

The Draper has proven to be a good tool for my toolkit. Its sharpness is impressive, effortlessly handling wire cutting with precision and ease.Its ergonomic design – it fits comfortably in your hand, allowing for extended use without discomfort.The careful consideration of ergonomics minimizes hand fatigue, making this cutter a pleasure to work with.It has a sturdy metal construction that gives it durability. I've used it on various materials, and it has consistently held up, showing no signs of wear or weakness.Overall, this cutter provides outstanding value for its price point.

Slightly larger than a side cutter I already have (not Draper's).

Great pair of pliers, nice grip and good grip thread

Good quilty and easy to use needed to cut wire for craft project and curtain wire did excellent job on both

It’s very handy small nose plier for small job

Not as good as knipex, but nowhere near the price either. Good cheap cutters for the home