Useful locking feature. Took me a few tries to get comfortable with the release.
Fine, but bigger than I pictured.
Yep. This one's staying in the toolbox.
Grip, lock, let go. That's exactly what I wanted.
First LOZLIN purchase. Pleasantly surprised by how useful the locking feature is.
Bought these for my dad, who spends most weekends working on his old truck. He immediately took them out to the garage to try them. Good gift for someone who actually enjoys tools.
Useful when there's room to work. A bit awkward when there isn't.
Grip. Click. Hands free. Got it.
Like the grip, still getting used to the release.
My partner fixes our bicycles and does garage projects. Bought these as a small gift, and he immediately started finding things to clamp.
I usually buy tools only when something breaks. This time I actually had the right helper before starting the repair. That felt good.
My hand can finally take a break while the pliers keep holding. Nice.
I work maintenance at a small shop. Handy for holding a part while I line up the next piece. I wouldn't replace my whole plier drawer with them, but they fill a useful gap.
Bought them for occasional household repairs. They're useful, although I had to practice releasing the lock before trying a proper job.
Good concept. Not a tool I personally need every week.
Got these for my brother's birthday. Apparently “adjustable locking pliers” was a better choice than another mug.
I'm a mechanic. Anything that lets me stop squeezing a clamp while wrestling with a hose gets my attention. These did exactly that on an accessible spring clamp.
My dad doesn't do enthusiastic gift reactions. He just nodded and took these straight to the shed. I'll count that as approval.
The adjustable opening is the feature I use most. Small bracket, wider piece, same pair of pliers.
Didn't understand the locking bit at first. My husband showed me, and now it makes sense. Pretty useful little idea.