KastKing Intimidator Fishing Pliers, Corrosion Resistant Polymer Coated Fishing Tools, Tungsten Carbide Cutters, Saltwater Resistant Fishing Gear
Details
- BrandKastKing
- MaterialAlloy Steel
- Product Dimensions7"L x 2.3"W
- ColorD:7" Straight
- Handle MaterialAlloy Steel
- Item Weight0.17 Kilograms
Description
🎣 Master your catch with tools as relentless as you are!
- SALTWATER PROOF ARMOR - Polymer coating ensures your pliers stay corrosion-free, no matter the environment.
- PRECISION IN EVERY GRIP - Ergonomic double-injected handles deliver unmatched comfort and control for flawless hook removal.
- ALL IN ONE FISHING SIDEKICK - Serrated jaws, crimping slots, and wire cutters combine multiple tools into one sleek design.
- BUILT TO LAST BUILT TO FISH - Crafted from ultra-durable S45 steel that won’t bend or break under pressure.
- PERFECT SIZE MAXIMUM UTILITY - Compact 7-inch length fits perfectly in your hand and tackle box for on-the-go fishing mastery.
The KastKing Intimidator Fishing Pliers are precision-engineered with tough S45 steel and a corrosion-resistant polymer coating, making them ideal for both freshwater and saltwater fishing. Featuring ergonomic handles, tungsten carbide cutters, and multi-function jaws, these 7-inch pliers deliver durability, comfort, and versatility for every angler aiming to elevate their fishing game.
Specifications
| Brand | KastKing |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Product Dimensions | 7"L x 2.3"W |
| Color | D:7" Straight Nose |
| Handle Material | Alloy Steel |
| Item Weight | 0.17 Kilograms |
| Specific Uses For Product | Cutting, Gripping, Twisting |
| Grip Type | Ergonomic |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 7.6 x 3.74 x 0.91 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.19 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 7 x 2.3 x 0.04 inches |
| Brand Name | KastKing |
| Manufacturer | Eposeidon |
| Part Number | KTATLSPLR-INPL-4 |
Reviews
G**S
Good utility and quality, reasonable price
I started fishing again as an adult over 30 years ago, but it only recently occurred to me that a curved-nose pliers might be useful, especially so I could see what I'm doing trying to remove hooks from fish (duh!) These seem very sturdy but not too large or heavy. No flex, even at the curved tips. Also good for picking up small items out of tackle boxes, and crimping split shot. Don't know how long they'll last, but at this price it seems moot. (I'll still keep my hemostats for more delicate work.)
T**M
Nice, would buy again.
Great tacklebox pliers.
M**1
Good leverage to squeeze leads
Great grip on the handle. Well made
J**Y
Study with multi-use
We used these right away and it’s long enough to easily access hooks. It’s comfortable to hold and very sturdy. We even used it to break something in half because we didn’t have scissors. It definitely is useful and comes in as a great backup to help for other uses.
F**O
Excellent for the money
Really good for the price. Super durable
B**S
Best fishing pliers I've owned
These have sufficient length to get down into the throat of a large fish to dislodge a hook. They are well made and worth the money if you fish a lot. I highly recommend them.
W**N
C: 5'' Accusplit - best pliers for small rings
The KastKing C: 5'' Accusplit pliers are the best I have found for small split rings. I have been experimenting with building cat toys because my F3 Savannah cats have destroyed every toy that is readily available. I am now using 50 lbs. monofilament line and 72 lbs. swivels because everything less fails in the first hour of play. However, I started down at 10 lbs. and the C:5 has been the best among the 6 different pliers I have tried. The shallower angle of the spike creates a larger separation on small rings. They are well made and the cutter is also effective.
M**N
Adequate but not KastKing best product
So the good first, ergonomically they are a good fit. The tips are well designed for fishing. Out of the box, it is obvious the machine is sub par and you have to work them back and forth and they never really feel smooth. I even tried lubricating the joint with WD-40 and it made no difference. They function just fine and I will keep them. There are cheaper options available from your local tackle shop. One suggestion, I wish it has some way to tether it to my tackle bag.
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