Spro Crimping pliers

been delivered today and this afternoon i made quiet a few spin traces and snaptackle


Really really good but more dear than fox and Greys prowla.......
they have teeth on the crimp groove for more 'stability?' and/or strength
would recommend if cannot get the fox or GP pliers

i think i have done a good purchase

How much did they cost?

spro crimping pliers,£10.99, greys crimping pliers, £9.99, fox crimping pliers, £8.99 plus p&p. all these and a boat load of other piking stuff can be got from www.harrissportsmail.com
hope it help m8.

thanks bull,
Yep bull is right, P&P is free within the UK. but the plier are like £10.99 whilst the fox and ......well bull already told you...

Spot on Alex!

Take the others back to Dragon Crap...sorry Carp & ask for a refund

Bazz wrote:Spot on Alex!

Take the others back to Dragon Crap...sorry Carp & ask for a refund

may aswell ask for a glass hammer...........they very odd with refunds....

MrMakk wrote:

Bazz wrote:Spot on Alex!

Take the others back to Dragon Crap...sorry Carp & ask for a refund

may aswell ask for a glass hammer...........they very odd with refunds....

come on Mr Makk.....that's wot the site is for .....ask for reviews before you purchase, most of the lads on this site have made mistake purchases in there time, i'm sure they will help to give you options on what is the best be it short term or long term items of gear.
eg: bivvi/brolly
Nash Fox etc do some really good ones at a price, but for me the cheaper Badger one was more economical in the long run.

Another example are humble scissors.

braid blades , good but expensive, i use an industrial pair of scissors, a fraction of the cost and they will cut wire as well, with no signs of wear as yet 8 years on.
makes you think before you buy

esoxjeff wrote:Another example are humble scissors.

braid blades , good but expensive, i use an industrial pair of scissors, a fraction of the cost and they will cut wire as well, with no signs of wear as yet 8 years on.
makes you think before you buy

i asked my sis to nab a pair of hairdressers scissors from when she was at college....cut braid decent and wire is no probs...

MrMakk wrote:

esoxjeff wrote:Another example are humble scissors.

braid blades , good but expensive, i use an industrial pair of scissors, a fraction of the cost and they will cut wire as well, with no signs of wear as yet 8 years on.
makes you think before you buy

i asked my sis to nab a pair of hairdressers scissors from when she was at college....cut braid decent and wire is no probs...

are they the ones with pink handles

esoxjeff wrote:

MrMakk wrote:

esoxjeff wrote:Another example are humble scissors.

braid blades , good but expensive, i use an industrial pair of scissors, a fraction of the cost and they will cut wire as well, with no signs of wear as yet 8 years on.
makes you think before you buy

i asked my sis to nab a pair of hairdressers scissors from when she was at college....cut braid decent and wire is no probs...

are they the ones with pink handles

nope black handled