Milwaukee Tool’s MT505 long-nose pliers feature cross-hatched, laser-hardened teeth for maximum grip when pulling or twisting. The pivot point is designed to give leverage during tough cuts. It features a reaming head for ½- to 1-in. conduit and a fish tape puller. It comes with a comfort grip with a lanyard hole or a dipped grip with a split-ring hole.

Klein Tools’ 2139NERINS insulated side-cutting pliers are 1,000V rated. The thick multilayer grip design provides protection against electric shock. There is a streamlined design with sure-gripping, cross-hatched knurled jaws. It features a hot-riveted joint for smooth action and no handle wobble.

Knipex’s 26 26 200 snipe-nose side-cutting pliers feature elastic tips that are dimensionally stable when twisted and distortion-tolerant. The jaws are half-round, long and with a 40-degree angle.

DeWalt’s DWHT70277 compound action long-nose pliers include induction-hardened cutting blades. The bi-material handle enables a strong grip and provides added comfort. It features an aggressive cross-hatch tooth design for better gripping.

Channellock’s 369CRFT 9½-in. round nose lineman’s pliers feature a fish tape puller that channels fish tape and prevents damage. There is a crimper for use on insulated and noninsulated connections and terminals. It is specially coated for ultimate rust prevention.

Phoenix Contact’s Crimpfox Duo 10 crimping pliers have a rotating die that permits frontal or lateral insertion of ferrules and a locking mechanism keeps the die in position. It self-adjusts to accommodate single and twin ferrules, and 26-8 AWG single wires or 2x20 to 2x12 AWG twin ferrules.