Milwaukee’s Locking Pliers Set Is 45% Off at Walmart

“They work great.”

Commerce Writer, Autoblog
Bagging areas at a new Wal-Mart store in Chicago, January 24, 2012.  (Photo by John Gress/Corbis via Getty Images)
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Regular pliers are plenty useful, but locking pliers are a cut above. They can be precisely sized to the job and tightened for a super strong hold that makes quick work of everything from clamping to pulling to turning to crimping. Pliers are a very nice tool to have on hand, in other words, particularly if you snag the quintet from a legendary American tool brand that’s on sale at Walmart right now.

The Milwaukee Torque Lock Locking Pliers Kit is on sale for $59 at Walmart, 45% off its normal $108 price tag. It comes with five different pliers and a sleeve that holds everything together in a tool box or on a pegboard.

This kit includes a 6-inch lock nose plier, a 7-inch straight jaw plier, and 5-, 7- and 10-inch curved jaw pliers. Each is made of super strong alloy steel and features a quick release mechanism and a screwdriver through hole in the tightening screw that allows you to get extra leverage for an extra-tight fit. These pliers have a faster setup and additional locking force compared to other locking tools, rust protection that extends their life, and hardened jaws that get a better grip.

One shopper wrote that, at Walmart, these pliers cost “less money than they do at other places.” Apart from being less expensive, they also “work great.”

Another customer called this set a “very nice gift to someone.” And considering that seven five-star and two four-star ratings make up all of this kit’s customer feedback, it seems that other customers wholeheartedly agree.

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The Milwaukee Torque Lock Locking Pliers Kit is a very good set of tools that will come in handy on all sorts of projects, from construction to demolition to automotive. They’re well worth full price, which makes getting them for just $59 even sweeter.

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Cameron LeBlanc

Commerce Writer, Autoblog

Cameron LeBlanc is a Brooklyn-based commerce writer for Autoblog specializing in outdoor gear and tools.