The Next Generation of Milwaukee® Pliers

The new lineup of pliers consist of three critical tools for the core trades: 9” High Leverage Lineman’s Pliers w/ Crimper, Long Nose Pliers & Diagonal Cutting Pliers. All feature a patent-pending reaming head for removing burrs from EMT, integrated fish tape pullers for wire-pulling applications, as well as comfort grip handles that will not peel.

[JustinMikola]

The knock out feature is the best innovation I have seen. So simple yet really needed. It'll save some screwdrivers for sure.

[Italyshero]

The quality in these hand tools is aimed for the pros, nicely done Milwaukee!

[BuriramHomeSale]

Milwaukee Tools thank you for posting this video on your new line up of  9” High Leverage Lineman’s Pliers with a Crimper, Long Nose Pliers and Diagonal Cutting Pliers. These Milwaukee Hand Tools are sure to be popular in my family owned Hardware store in Buriram Thailand. The Milwaukee Tools importer, Thai Tools, located in Bangkok, Thailand has offered Ruangsangthai the best possible Milwaukee power tools available in Buriram and now they have offered my builders merchants store these innovative hand tools for Buriram tradesmen. I must agree the knock out feature is a great idea,  

[marcgarcia]

Why didn't you stick to the red and black?...

[jhostx]

I love milwaukee tools nothing better at all. Keep it up 👍

[markleone]

Wow, Milwaukee, you are really stepping up your game with these new  "Next Generation" Pliers. I'm looking forward to trying some of these. Any release dates?

[hugogomez]

I preferd the old red and black style. This new style make it seem cheaper quality.

[jaysongoff]

I really think Milwaukee has done a great job with their new line of hand tools, however, I won't be purchasing any of them. My personal policy to not spend $$ on products manufactured outside the USA prevents me from even buying/trying them. 
God Bless bad the rest of the tradespeople don't feel this way too. Just the other day, I checked at Lowe's Home Improvement store and now almost all of their electrical tools are Southwire branded and made in China. 
Enough said.

[jonhvac]

I'll just have to try them out to prove you wrong Emin HVAC lol
Now if only Milwaukee Tool would send me some to do a review video...wink wink

[killjastyle]

Worst pliers in the game. Milwaukee pliers suck. They pinch ur hands and do not grip. In my plumbers group, they were voted the worst by plumbers. Don't get them. Now their power tools on the other hand are another story, complete opposite.