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Your cart is empty.Designed to provide a strong non-slip hold. Pliers have serrated jaws with four adjustable positions. Jaw length is 0.98in (25mm), maximum jaw opening of 1.18in (30mm). Fully polished body and handle.
Jeff N
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2024
I use them for my pool work. I would like a pair a long nose of the same quality.
DFuni
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2023
We needed these for our boat. Stainless, no rust.
Cactus Gary
Reviewed in Canada on August 11, 2020
We use them when we eat lobster - they work better than anything else!! And - they clean up like new without rust!
Charles W.
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2020
I bought this to open bottles in the kitchen because I have neuropathy in my hands (from chemotherapy) which makes it hard to get a good grip. It works great for that purpose. I used to use a regular set of pliers but they rusted. Then I used a stainless steel bottle opener tool, but it was not as comfortable to use.The good:They open small bottle caps (such as soda sized caps) with ease.They are bright shiny stainless steel and at least so far, show no sign of rusting in the kitchen use.Used for a kitchen tool they seem to very good quality.The appear to be compatible with cleaning in a dishwasher (though I have not tried that yet).Could use Improvement:The jaws do not open wider than for small bottle caps.Padding on the handles would be nice.They are pretty pricy for a kitchen tool, but should last about forever in that use.General Note:In general shop or garage tool use, stainless steel tools are generally not as strong as a well made carbon steel tool of the same size and design. And they cost more because chromium is a much more expensive material than iron so frequently stainless steel tools are made thinner than a well made carbon steel version - Which makes the difference in ultimate strength even more significant. Only use stainless steel tools where the rust resistance is of primary importance and you can tolerate a tool that is less strong. That’s why I use these in the kitchen.
T. Thompson
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2018
Exactly as advertised
Saul I.
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2017
Bad quality didn’t meet my expectations gripping its really bad not even close to channel lock pliers!! Only good thing it didn’t rust but everything else horrible guys careful NOT GOOD!!!!!!
Jay Keller
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2015
One star is the lowest, but the pair I got didn't even deserve that, they broke within the first few times i used them.I'm not a terribly large or strong person and I was using, not abusing the pliers when they snapped, tightening a hose fitting in the garden. The entire jaw on the bent piece snapped off, rendering the tool completely useless.
William
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2012
I have quite a few Aven Stainless Steel tools, and this is my first disappointment. I don't know whether quality control/design has slipped, or this tool came out of a bad metallurgy batch.My Aven 10365 Stainless Steel Groove Join Pliers RUST. OK, almost all stainless will rust under some circumstance, but these rust overnight when left outside. When left outside with a group of Aven tools, only these rust.Further, the slip joint mechanism has worn out with only slight usage. Applying only hand strength, the slip joint will give and drop to another level. OUCH!They are now in my metal recycle box as I don't know what metal I have; so how can I reuse it for a future widget?
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