Milwaukee 7 in. MAXBITE Curved Jaw Locking Pliers

Such an awesome handy tool.

Solid pair of plyers that was a great price

As expected as it works.

exactly what a pair of locking jaw pliers should be was the right size for the job and worked great the red end can accomodate a straight screwdriver for extra torque if necessary great advantage in some situations

Worked well my other locking pliers could not get tight enough

These pliers perform just like any other locking plier. The hole in the thumbscrew for adjusting the pliers is a simple, but handy touch. It allows them to be hung from a pegboard, and it works well for tightening.The jaws are curved, but they don’t fit perfectly around everything. I was generally able to get three of the four flat sides to touch pipes, which provided quite a bit of force. The teeth are sharp and the pliers work well.

When regular locking pliers start to slip, you have to stop and open them, tighten and re-lock. With these you can tighten the red part while still locked. Even better, if you know a lot of grip is needed you can tighten these down before you start to strip the piece you’re working on. These are a must have for any garage and I really like them. Great for small threaded piping jobs.

I’ve always had a problem getting a really tight grip on something that I need to loosen. These Maxbite Jaw Locking pliers have overcome that problem by allowing you to use a screw driver or another tool like that to turn the locking mechanism so that they get tighter at the time you need it most, especially after you have already stripped the edges off a bolt or nut because you couldn’t get the torque you needed. They are made from forged alloy steel so they are incredibly strong. The release makes it fast and easy and can be done with just a few fingers.

Good grip right size. Liked it very much

The teeth on these thing will grip anything and everything that fits. Nice sharp biting edges to eliminate slippage. The tension adjustor is a little small and can be difficult to adjust if wet but doesn’t take away from the overall function for me. Would prefer a knurled knob instead of the plastic. So far the quality has been impressive. Since I don’t use these everyday, they should last a lifetime.