6 in. and 10 in. Straight-Jaw Pliers Set (2-Piece)

The precision ground heads on both pliers cut through copper pipe like butter, and the smaller one is perfect for tight spots near fittings. I used them to ream and punch a dozen lines without any slipping—solid value for the price.

The precision ground head on the 10-inch pair handled reaming a piece of copper pipe like butter. I also like that the exposed metal handles give a solid feel without any slipping when I'm really wrenching on something.

I’ve been using the 10-inch pliers to ream some copper pipe, and the precision ground head made quick work of it. The exposed metal handles feel solid without slipping, even with oily hands. For under $20, this set handles both small and large jobs.

These handles give a nice solid grip even when my hands are greasy from working on pipe. The 10-inch pliers handled a tough reaming job without slipping at all.

The ground head on these pliers made reaming copper pipe feel effortless compared to my old set. I’ve used the smaller jaw for tight spots and the larger one for bigger jobs—both feel solid in hand.

Finally got these for some stubborn copper pipe work, and the precision-ground head grabbed the reamer without slipping at all. The larger 10-inch size gave me enough leverage to punch through a tight spot where my old pliers kept failing.

I needed a solid pair of pliers for reaming pipe, and the exposed metal handles actually give a much better grip than the rubber-coated ones I've used before. The 10-inch jaw slices through copper with zero effort, handles feel balanced. This set handles both small and big jobs without slipping.

The precision-ground head made reaming pipe a lot smoother than I expected with a cheap set, and the exposed metal handles give a solid grip even with greasy hands. For the price, these are surprisingly sturdy and haven't budged after a few tough jobs.

These things fit my hand perfectly and the jaw alignment is spot-on for reaming tasks. The exposed metal handles give a solid grip even with sweaty palms.

Ground down a few pipe edges yesterday and the precision-ground head on these grabs held nice and true—the 10-inch handled the reaming without slipping once. The exposed metal handles feel solid in the hand and didn't flex at all under pressure.