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KastKing Speed Demon Pro Fishing Pliers, 420 Stainless Steel, Fishing Tools, Saltwater Resistant Fishing Gear, Tungsten Carbide Cutters, Corrosion Resistant Coating, SuperPolymer Grip Handles

KastKing Speed Demon Pro Fishing Pliers, 420 Stainless Steel, Fishing Tools, Saltwater Resistant Fishing Gear, Tungsten Carbide Cutters, Corrosion Resistant Coating, SuperPolymer Grip Handles

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Key Features – Highly Corrosion Resistant Teflon Coated 420 Stainless Steel 7.5” Fishing Pliers And Line Cutters - Tungsten Carbide Cutters Cut Through Mono, Fluorocarbon And Braid Fishing Line With Ease – Non-Slip Golf Style Superpolymer Grip - Crimp Split Shot Or Build Leaders – Tune Baits – Cinch Knots – Cut Wire - These Kastking Speed Demon Pro Pliers Are Great As Fishing Tools And Are Handy Fishing Accessories To Add To Your Fishing Gear. 420 Stainless Steel – The KastKing Speed Demon Pro fishing pliers are made from super hard 420 stainless steel and coated with a tough Teflon coating for superior saltwater corrosion protection. Our stainless steel pliers are 46% harder than aluminum pliers and nearly 3 times the bending strength of aluminum pliers. Add this fishing tool that performs great in both freshwater and harsh saltwater environments to your fishing gear. Tungsten Carbide Cutters - The fishing line cutters cut though mono, fluorocarbon, or braided lines with ease. Side mounted anvil cutters for easy access. These line cutters allow you to cut your tag end as close to the knot as you want without any obstructions, and the raised surface behind the carbide blade ensures your line will always be in the cutting zone. Multi-Function Jaws and Hook Remover – Grab and remove any fish hook with the 2.5 inch serrated jaws or take advantage of fishing accessories like the crimping slots to secure a split shot weight or build a steel leader, and use the integrated wire cutter to trim a wire leader. To cinch down a knot quickly and safely, insert your hook into the holes in the jaws and pull your hook to create a tight knot. Integrated bait tuning slots provide a tool to adjust baits to ensure they swim correctly. Non-Slip Handle – The SuperPolymer handles provide comfort and control. This soft grip handle and spring loaded jaws allow for easy one hand use without worrying about your pliers slipping out of your hands. A custom molded sheath with belt clip ensures your investment is protected from normal wear and tear, and the coiled lanyard ensures your pliers don’t fall overboard! KastKing Speed Demon Pro Fishing Pliers are available in straight nose plier and a split ring plier nose designs.

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    1. jay.bush1434

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      Charles J. Foschini said:
      I have a plier fetish, don't ask me why but I own a bunch and have them in my garage, truck, each gear bag, etc...

      If you roll on a tight budget I highly recommend the KASTKING Speed Demon. They have a spongy orange handle and cost +-26 bucks. I first found them at the boat show and the rep told me that these, and only these are made with a special steel and stamped/forged whatever on a german die. So they pull knots tight and cut with precision. When I travel and these can either be left as tips or confiscated by some foreign version of TSA I bring them along. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07VPDZ27W?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details I've tried other KK's and have not had the same experience. These are the go to plier in the under 30 dollar category.

      My day to day are Ross Pliers which are no longer made. They are awesome. light, aluminum have a hook sharpener and a line cutter on them and look great with replaceable jaws. If you can find them on e bay - buy them or tell me and I will!. I've owned two pairs for as long as they have been around. 20+ years and only now starting to show their age.

      More recently I had a great deal on Orvis Pliers. I am lefty and they don't work for me. The internal cutters and rounded jaws require me to turn the pliers in my hand too frequently. A right hander may have a completely different experience. If you want a good deal on them DM me and come try them out. I will sell those.

      I own the Simms Pliers last generation. They are OK but the new ones seem much better - and cost a bunch more. You can match them in the same color as their nippers if that kind of thing is important to you.

      Finally a buddy of mine convinced me to try out the Danco's others have mentioned. Their premium titanium pliers are top notch. I love them. A new favorite and they are getting promoted to my most used gear bag. They are made in China however. Only their best brand is made in the USA and costs 2X as much. I didn't have a problem with that but couldn't locate a pair anywhere in a store or on the web so I went with the China ones.

      That's all I know.
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      Really like the Ross pliers. I was able to get 2 of them. One the tension screw for the handles broke so I removed the cutters, jaws and sharpening piece so I have extras. As much as I like them, I have retired them in favor of the Skinny Water Culture ones. Incidentally, the Ross pliers still look new.
      I've got a couple pair of the $20 Danco alumimum ones that I loan out as guest pliers if they forget/don't have some for the day.

      Incidentally, the quality of the holster, whether its leather, neoprene or plastic makes more of a difference than people might think.
       
    2. Gogittum

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      Charles J. Foschini said:
      I have a plier fetish, don't ask me why but I own a bunch and have them in my garage, truck, each gear bag, etc...

      If you roll on a tight budget I highly recommend the KASTKING Speed Demon. They have a spongy orange handle and cost +-26 bucks. I first found them at the boat show and the rep told me that these, and only these are made with a special steel and stamped/forged whatever on a german die. So they pull knots tight and cut with precision. When I travel and these can either be left as tips or confiscated by some foreign version of TSA I bring them along. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07VPDZ27W?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details I've tried other KK's and have not had the same experience. These are the go to plier in the under 30 dollar category.

      That's all I know.
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      I can relate. I've got a backpack fetish and a jacket fetish. Got lots of both. 😁😁

      I read your post, looked at the Kast King website and liked what I saw and heard, so I ordered the Speed Demons. Haven't had a chance to use them yet, but they look and feel good and I'm pleased with them.

      Looking on their website, I also like the looks of their filet knives and wonder if the quality is there, too ??

      One question on the pliers. This is the 3rd pair I've had now with the split ring point on the tip. All 3 have the lower jaw ending at the point. Seems like it'd be easier to use if the lower jaw protruded some.....or is it just me ??
       
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