KastKing Cutthroat 7 inch Fishing Split Ring Pliers, 420 Stainless Steel Fishing Tools, Saltwater Resistant Fishing Gear, Tungsten Carbide Cutters

Great.

very nice set of pliers

Must have. These pliers are awesome!

Very useful.

My unbias and honest review of the KastKing Cutthroat 7" Split Ring Nose Fishing Pliers with actual weeks of abuse in fresh and salt water.Short story: Great pliers at an amazing price! Highly recommended for any fishermen or fisherwoman! Makes split rings quick and simple. Cut, crimp, and basically all you need to deal with any fishing accessory! 5 STARS!Long Story:As a beginner fisherman, I quickly found the need for quality pliers to remove hooks and to cut line. As I looked for the cheapest functional fishing pliers, I stumble upon the KastKing Cutthroat 7" Split Ring Nose Fishing Pliers. After reading all of the raving reviews, I knew I had to try these out.When the package arrived, I had acciddentally ordered two which was quickly and easily fixed with a fast refund. Before returning the extra plier, I was able to compare product quality and found both builds to be very consistent and solid. My only remark would be the quality of the box. It was crumpled in all corners, but the plastic frame was functional and held the plier securely. A nice little case would have been nice, but it is understandable for this amazing price.on the first day of use, I caught my personal best bass and under all of the excitement, I quickly remove the hook and try to put away the pliers with the bass flopping around still. I grip the pliers and snip a sliver of my fingerpad... ouch! Hey, now I know it definitely can snip! These pliers do not have an guard for your finger, so do be careful!Ever since then, I have never had any issues after weeks of fishing fresh and salt water. I love the bright orange to quickly spot the pliers when they are not on me.Note: I tried to work split rings without the pliers and it was obvious that these pliers are extremely useful especially if you use a lot of hard lures.Over the weeks, I have made only two adjustment. While mounted on the hip, the pliers tend to flip upsidedown and fall out. So, I forced an indent between the grips on the holster for a stronger resistance of plier removal. Secondly, I have replaced the carabiner with a hair tie since the carabiner is of the lowest quality and poor design. Areas for improvement would be the plastic swivel on the holster since it flips to easy, add a physical feature to prevent the pliers from accidentally falling out, and to get a better quality carbiner.Of all these minor comments, these pliers still stand out as one of the most effective pliers at one of the most affordable prices! I highly recommend KastKing's Cutthroat 7" Split Ring Nose Fishing Pliers at 5 out of 5 stars!P.S. For those that may not know, KastKing is a quality brand that I trust, and specializes in fishing and fishing accessories.

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I'd bought these once before and didn't care for the rotating belt hook. The previous one I owned it would occasionally rotate and fall out of the sheath. It must've been defect with that specific product because the one I received this time did not have that issue. I bought again, knowing this one might have that issue, because the pliers are high quality and not bulky and the sheath is solid material. Suprisingly difficult to find something comparable, but I'm glad it worked out better this time around.

Beginner Kayak fisherman always ask what should I buy first for my new kayaking adventures.1. Buy a really good and comfortable life jacket. One you will wear for those 14 hour days on the water. Winter fishing they keep you warmer and help insulate but in the summer not so much but will give you a fighting chance if something bad happens. Buy a good one.2. A good paddle and a backup "skulling paddle". Either make one or buy one off here. Basically a hand paddle to keep with you because you will at some point knock off you paddle that you forgot to leash. you can paddle a kayak with a hand paddle.3. Buy you a decent fishing rod and reel. Don't have to be the most expensive because a decent reel will still land a fish. A decent rod will still land a fish. An ultra cheap rod and reel might land a decent fish but also may cost you the fish of a lifetime. I don't buy top of line stuff anymore because I have lost more rods and reels in the lakes and rivers than I care to admit. But I still buy good quality that I know will help me catch fish not hurt me.4. A good set of pliers and a knife. You can remove an embedded hook, cut line, remove hook from fish, make a peanut butter sandwich , cut bait or most of all cut anything in case of an emergency if you get in a sketchy situation.5. Buy a good kayak. Don't go to a big box store to buy a kayak. If you like kayaking you will want to upgrade the next season anyway so spend a few hundred more and one from a shop that will let you demo it first. A box store kayak won't be worth much when you sell but a good quality kayak will hold it's value.