Review: Vampire Tools Long Nose Pliers with Giveaway

Video review on the VT-001-7LN long noose pliers made by Vampire Tools. In addition to this review, I will also be doing a giveaway to one lucky view, details will be towards the end of the video. Vampire tools has a patented screw removal design so they are able to remove stripped, broken, rusted, corroded, stuck, one-side, screws, nuts and bolts. They are made in Japan from a high carbon steel.

These pliers feature a cutter, intermeshed teeth, and vertical serrations on the jaws. The handles are an elastomer ergonomic design and beneath that is a T-shaped frame which allows for maximum strength and minimal flex. On the back of the package is some extra info such as warranty which is 4 years, additional design aspects, and intended use. I will be putting these to the test in a moment. First impression I must say they are a very clean design with a high quality finish. The hands are a red satin finish and the exposed steel has a brushed finish with black accents and lettering.

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[devinlumley]

I could see these being VERY handy in many situations! Great video

[vanceheistand]

I like the in line recessed tip to grab the end of any given fastener, but with the standard serration's like the standard pair of the same, and being slightly wider on the tip would help a lot

[retrovic]

Saludos desde México. Gracias por tus videos !

[deny]

Great review, thanks for your time and effort.

[goalscience]

These look like a useful tool. Thanks for the review!

[AutOdometer]

That is pretty impressive how that can back out a rounded screw head from a piece of wood 2 in deep.

[watuzi]

I have the regular pliers, they work great

[mattvandyke]

Looks like a good tool, I could definitely put them to use

[dennislong]

Love your videos and I am from Canada too.

[kevindickinson]

thanks for the review, when using pliers from other manufacturers I have been disappointed on the vertical teeth aspect.

[ednovak]

Looks like these would be a great addition to, anyone's toolbox

[evoTimer]

They have a very interesting design and being made in Japan, that's a plus.
Excellent review! Cheers!

[wingszeto]

Looks like a great review, from great product!

[dannifl]

Great video, and thank you for all the videos.

[IAcityntv]

Coolest set I've ever seen. 👍🏼 hopefully I get lucky enough.

[mraccord]

I've seen this brand of tool In a review video on another channel but it was the lineman's pliers I believe and they looked like they were well built as I've seen in this video with these needle nose. definitely not a gimmick tool. I'd love to get a pair of these to try out on the job site as I haven't seen them in any retail locations.

[AricVogel]

Neat tool, could definitely be useful! Thank you for the awesome videos, keep it up :)

[Cutleryloverlife]

That is a really good idea. My biggest problem with pliers is they never have enough grip.

[JuicyJ_FPV]

Great review I would love to give theses a try for all my Diy stuff

[Jursaw]

I'd love these! I have a similar design of pliers and they work great! I will have a video soon showing exactly how efficient they are.