Southwire 7-in-1 Multi-Tool Pliers: Shear 6-32 & 8-32 Bolts, Grip, Strip 10-14 AWG SOL & 12-16 AWG STR, and Wrench Bolts

Draylton Alves: esse alicate é top e vale apena comprar

Brazil on Sep 14, 2023

Sergio Brasil: Bem robusto, pesado para uso mas parece ser resistente

Brazil on May 27, 2023

Smeado: These are almost perfect. They're sturdy, have a spring handle, open easily, indicate strip gauge on both sides of the pliers, and cut through romex like butter. But they really needed to have 16 gauge stripping. If they had this, they would be the perfect electrician's pliers.

United States on May 25, 2023

Kracker Jones: I saw these and they looked good. 1 use these more than any other pliers now. They feel good in your hand not like a cheap tool

United States on Mar 10, 2023

GulfBreeze: I have all of the single-use 'uni-tasker' pliers like strippers, crimpers, needle-nose pliers, lineman's pliers, slip-joint pliers, etc. And they're all great - seriously. But, I found myself wanting a single pair of 'go-to' pliers that if I could only grab one pair of pliers out of my tool bag to take with me under the house or up the ladder - which one would it be? For me, the Southwire S7N1HD 7-In-1 Multi-Tool Pliers are THAT pair of pliers. I love everything about these pliers. The Southwire video shows all the features very well. This is a professional grade tool. I don't understand the 5-in-1 version for $5 more? For my use, I wanted the 6-32 and 8-32 bolt cutters. These come in real handy when replacing a ceiling light or ceiling fan and the screws are too long for the box. I definitely recommend these pliers as your one pair of Go To pliers. All of those other uni-tasker pliers are great. But when you're up on a ladder, this is the one pair I want in my hands. Professional Grade. Would definitely buy again.

United States on Jul 30, 2022

Isaac I.: Used the $30 needle nose pair for over a year. Best pair of pliers I have ever used. They strip wire perfectly. I can with a bit of practice twist up to 8 pairs of 14-2. Use an angle when twisting. The cutters will cut though a large handfull of wire. The only gripes I have is the handle could be a little better and the crimper could be a bit tighter. I do a lot of trim out so I squeeze the tool over 1000 times a day so a better grip would be apreciated.

TLDR. Best trim out pliers I have used.

United States on Dec 26, 2021

Christian Soulieres: Lors de la première coupe d’un fil , la section qui doit couper , s’est émousser........mauvaise trempe ou matériaux de mauvaise qualité. Je demande le remplacement par de nouvelle pince , mais qui soit de qualité cette fois.
Deplorable d’avoir reçu un article si peu fiable.

Canada on Jan 17, 2021

Mykola: Super!

Canada on Dec 28, 2020

Gilles Gervais: These pliers are worth every penny. They are solid and comfortable. The curved cutter is sharp and perfect for Romex or smaller wires. The bolt shear is easy to use and solid. The wire strippers, I find, is where they shine. The wire sizes are exact and do not damage the wire when squeezing. The long nose are on the bigger size but work great for what is needed for electrical work. I would reorder these pliers anytime.

Canada on Oct 21, 2019

Edwin P.Edwin P.: I have used the Klein tools version of these combination pliers and they both have their pros and cons. Here's how the OLD Southwire 5-in-1 multi tool pliers fared in my opinion:

-Handles are a bit better: thicker and with more of a curve making them easier to grab.
-The locking mechanism although helpful, can get in the way sometimes depending on how you hold the tool. It's a welcomed feature compare to the spring loaded version on the Klein's tool that's always open and/or sticking out.
-I have no use for a crimper for what I do currently, however it's nice to have it just in case...
-I'm particularly enjoying the bigger and curved cutter part of the tool. It eliminated another tool from my pouch and it performs better than Klein's. One can cut a few more wires simultaneously therefore saving a little bit of time and effort.
-I normally only use the AWG #10, #12, and #14 stripper tool and that's exactly what this one brings. The Klein tools one has a few more smaller ones, but no AWG#10.
-If you try twisting solid wires the jaws want to split apart because the nut/bolt combination and the thickness of the jaws are not as strong or thick as they need to...

United States on Mar 04, 2017