Has anyone purchased and used a pair of the pliers that are advertised on the front page? I’ve seen them for a while and interested in how they hold up for 35$. They look decent.
1987 Aquasport Osprey 170
S. Carolina class of 2011
Don’t know, but my Berkley $30 ones are already destroyed in less than a year. Won’t cut braid anymore, and already rusted up and crappy looking.
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Leadenwahboy ; must have bought the same berkleys that I did!!
ain’t worth c-it , rusty and stiff even w/oil in hinge…
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I have had good luck with the $40-$50 P-line pliers, no rust after at least 4 years of heavy use in a kayak where everything gets wet and salty.
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“Rusted” Aluminum??? Impressive! Must have been used “aircraft aluminum”. I have a pair of Plain’ol aluminum pliers with carbide line cutters. Came from Gander. Work great. Less than $20.
I had a $20 pair of Al P-Line pliers that were crap. After a short time the pliers wouldn’t match up enough to grab a fish hook. The line cutters never did cut braid at all.
I got the $50 Cabelas store brand pliers. They’re great. Precision built, never rust anywhere and cut braid quite well.
I keep my blade and then a pair of these. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001AT9448?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00
the cutter doesn’t work but they’re cheap and don’t rust. I’m making a purchase of p3 aircrafts advertised on CF
1987 Aquasport Osprey 170
S. Carolina class of 2011