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I use mine for removing lug nuts,fly wheel nuts on lawn mowers and removing blades.Works great.

Can you compare an expensive wrench set with the Icon Pliers Wrench and Icon Parrot Pliers in the next video?

Wiha and Williams are my combined favorites. The older plastic acetate. That's for USA screws, Wiha works better on anything international. The tips hold up so well

I have had the orange Matco screwdrivers, the OG Snap On hard handles and now have a full set of Snap On instinct. Kinda wish I still had the OG hard handles. The instinct set because of the rubber handle gets dirty too easy and is hard to keep clean.

Good review. I have Knipex in a couple of sizes and love them. They'll out last me unless I lose them. I did buy them on sale through Amazon. If I do have to replace them, I'll give the Doyle a shot.

I bought the 3/8" Quinn master set and it's been solid. I didn't like how the drive was getting reamed out from being used on my impact, so I bought Quinn's 3/8" impact set. It's also been great. Now I'm searching for a 1/4" set for the smaller work and I think I'm gonna stay with the blue team.

Thank you for the demo, guys. I bought mine and was leary on if it was powerful enough.

I like the Knipex but for the price I’ll go Doyle I don’t care for the Milwaukee at all they were too thick. Channel lock is good but difficult to use because they don’t hold in position I definitely like the push button style. I hope the Doyle beaded pair hold up over time.

Good review guys keep them coming

Matco rebrands the same exact pliers

Knipex has no warranty on their products when they fail and they will you will be buying new ones.

Thought the second guy was a woman till he went on camera!

You don't know how to open a package though! All you do is squeeze those types of plastic together ⏭️⏮️ and they'd fall right out, or pull out very very easily.

Knipex is unmatched

Have all those except the milwaukee, never bothered getting them because their not for automotive field more for electricians,hvac that why handle material doesnt come all the way down. the cheapest i have seen the water pump pliers besides amazon brands. Walmarts Hart brand, not sure it any good, but their 8inch set is under 13$ even cheaper than the erwins. Great Video Guys,,, God Bless

I love tools and have the irwin and the Milwaukee never tried the Doyle and have different versions of the knipex (have yet to try knipex) all I have is knipex forged wire strippers from knipex. If you use the tools properly then you shouldn't have issues but I agree that the Milwaukee has a button that sticks out but doesn't bother me unless if I use it in tight quarters then I will use the irwin pliers other than that all work great. That is to me my opinion/ everyone to each his own opinion.

That's not even half way to being apples to apples. Comparing the two doesnt make sense.

The QUINN scraper is just a brand labeled TOUGH BUILT scraper from Wal Mart. Same EXACT tool. But they are wonderful for removing state park windshield stickers!!! Best thing I’ve found for.

I have been using my Pittsburgh composite 3/8 daily for 6 years now with zero issues.

I would like to see how the comfort grip Knipex would fit in your rankings. I would probably rank them : 1-Knipex, 2-Irwin, 3-Doyle, 4-Milwaukee. Also, you had the correct pronunciation. The company even sells a T-shirt that says Kuh-Nip-Ex.

There are micro cleaning kits available for $5-10 either from Bauer or others. No need to include those in such a kit as those are usually very very small parts and are best kept separate. A crevice tool should do just fine and don’t be afraid to get way more aggressive with the claw on the carpet. Always be careful on seats especially if leather, vinyl or imitation. Make sure all of your attachments for those are sanded smooth or only use the soft brushes. Wouldn’t wanna cause tears on scratches on anything more delicate than fabric seats.

Think they might have increased the price to $30 due to high demand.

I bought those Doyle pliers as I saw one of my coworkers using them (90% of his stuff is snap on or matco) so when I see him with a HF tool, I know it’s decent and worth the space in my toolbox. Use them a couple times and work fine. Also bought icons for the first time today and compared to my cheap kobalt pliers they are way better. Similar to snap on in my opinion. Doyle is for sure slept on. I take them over Quinn pliers personally

the difference will be the metal and heat treating.......Knipex will last way longer

The IRWIN Style are very nice.. I have all 4 sizes of them.

I have the Irwin and Doyle and i love em both

The Milwaukee grips stop short of the end because the are for reaming pipe.

I like the blue and yellow of Irwin not gonna lie!

Milwaukee pliers are complete trash. Not sure why anyone would advocate that they’re decent to good in comparison to knipex

I've been using the Irwin pliers for years. I've had knipex, snapon, etc and still grab my Irwins. Lowes puts a set on sale occasionally and they come in less than $10 a piece.

If you’re looking for a good assisted OTF knife then I highly recommend Cobratec! I’m hard on most tools (borderline abusive) so I don’t normally spend much on knives but my uncle gave me one and it’s a beast! Lifetime warranty, Benchmade quality, razor sharp D2 steel, buttery smooth action… the camo finish is kinda wearing off but otherwise I love it!

Great work

I just want you guys to know how awesome you are!!! I love you guys keep up the awesome work and thank you so much for sharing:). Have an awesome Fourth of July

Love the Doyle

Knipex for the win

Those Quinn shears are amazing

I was bitten by the tool bug addiction. I am a professional Millwright and Machinist as well as a shade tree mechanic. I have bought all 4 of these and despite the price, the Knipex perform better than any of them. The Doyle seem to be second but all three of the others are pretty close performing. The Knipex hold up better than the others through lengthened use as well. The Irwin barely works anymore and I have used it the least.

Great video.

Its pronounced Knipex

Good video

The bottom of the Milwaukee pliers are left that way on purpose. They're mostly made for electrical work, not automotive, the ends are used for removing burrs and knock out plates in electrical boxes.

Good video

Awesome video

Great video, I'll have to pick up a pair of those pliers. I'm looking for more videos of the Mustang.

I have a Masterforce 3 piece set of these pliers. They work well and get the job done with no issues. I have recently bought a set of Doyle insulated screwdrivers, and I am impressed with good quality at a good price.

Cool video. Doyle ones look nice

how much do they cost

Love it

Great video!!!

Fair warning… those shop towels are a great price but they suck! I’ve washed / soaked them every way I can think of and they still practically repel water! I don’t know how HF managed to mess up shop towels… small check, cheap check, absorbent fail!🤷🏻‍♂️