Knipex Minis (5" Cobras & 6" Pliers Wrench) 00 20 72 V01 - MADE IN GERMANY
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- Опубликовано: 4 июл 2024
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Carrying on the tradition of top quality pliers, Knipex has decided to couple two of their most popular pliers into one very useful set. In this video I will show you first hand the ins-and-outs of the Knipex Minis --- the two smallest sizes of the Pliers Wrench & Cobras.
Despite the very small size, functionally & cosmetically both pairs are identical to their larger counterparts. The operation of them is still as simple as pressing in the adjustment button and sliding them open and closed to your desired setting. Once you let go, they are locked in place & ready for work.
The nice thing about this particular set, is the fact that Knipex included a nylon carrying pouch at no extra charge with a sewn-in belt loop. For the technicians on the go, this is an excellent idea since you can keep both pairs on your side & will always have them at arms length when you need them.
Although both pairs are extremely useful, they are completely different. The Cobras will literally "lock on" to a fastener & not let go --- allowing you to remove the most stubborn, seized, or corroded nut or bolt with ease. The Pliers Wrench has a very unique design that will not mar the surface of fasteners due to it's flat jaws (no teeth) & they have a cam action which literally gives you a 10-to-1 power increase & they close evenly when you clamp down on something. This will keep them in place, they will not slip, and you will be able to do things like straighten sheet metal, press in bushings, or even do everyday things like tighten plumbing fittings with ease.
The Knipex Minis are a great set to have on your side, in your truck, or even at home in the toolbox. Because of their extremely small size & unique features, they will definitely have some huge advantages --- despite being so tiny.
These are 100% Made in Germany & carry a lifetime warranty against manufacturer defects through Knipex! 
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The cobra demonstration goes crazy!
Best review here for this little set because unlike others who just wave them around and don't really show anything... you actually show what the tools can do...and because you did such a great job, I have these on my "must have" list of tools to get . Thank you very much.
Great review as always man! Those little Cobra pliers are awesome!
+HumbleMechanic Thanks! And yes....I agree! :)
I ordered a set after watching 5 minutes of this. I own my own shop and I only do small jobs around cars, brakes, oil changes, small suspension work, etc. I love that they sit on the belt and how versatile they seem. Great video
Which one did u order homie
I have this set on my belt for 8 plus hours at work. Hands down the most valuable of all my tools at work. Great review!
Just a little personal advice / opinion for anyone else who may be looking at this set.
After excellent experience with both the Knipex Cobra (water pump) and Wrench pliers in the 250 mm (10”) size, I ordered and received Knipex's mini set on Saturday which contains the 125 mm (5”) Cobra as well as the 150 mm (6”) Wrench pliers in a nice little nylon belt case. Unfortunately, I decided to return them today because of the 125 mm Cobra. I love the size of the 150 mm Wrench pliers, but the 125 mm Cobra pliers is just a little too small to be useful in my opinion. It reminds me of those subcompact 9mm pistols where your little pinky finger feels lost and dangles off of the end looking to grasp something. That is, unless you have very small hands. I returned the otherwise nice set and instead ordered both the Wrench and Cobra pliers separately in the 150mm size.
I actually paid a few dollars less for the pair of 150 mm pliers on Amazon compared to the mini set, but they don’t come with the belt pouch of course. The pouch is available by itself, but it is really expensive for what it is. ($25)
I’m starting to feel a little bit like an addict, because I could see myself also getting the 180 mm, 300mm, etc. Haha!
But honestly, I think 95% of everything I do can be done with the 150 mm and 250 mm sets.
I love my 250mm (10") Knipex Cobras! I "need" that pliers wrench now. . . .
@omicrondec did you get the pliers. I hope so because if not, you're really missing out. I've had the 10" for a while and absolutely can't say enough good about them except that they're too big to carry all the time.
I said that about the 125 too, until I carried it, if it can fit the nut/bolt it will turn it, with that said I also carry a 150cobra and use it far more and am looking to pick up a 150 pliers wrench now,which is why I'm here. The 100mm stuff, no thanks,but the 125 cobra is very capable.
I have to say, Knipex gets my business simply because of your videos.
Jonathan Dick Well....you are definitely making a good choice :)
you always made great reviews for tools and I always waiting for your new videos. keep it up
I have a small pair of the cobra pliers and love them now I’m looking into getting the pliers wrench.
I've got the cobra minis and occasionally use them. I have the full size versions of both pliers. They're worth the price
This and Metrinch are really good tools.
I don't have to carry many tools
Another nice honest review.
You missed one of the coolest parts about the pliers wrench - they act as a pipe wrench the same way the Cobras do, in that as long as you're applying pressure to the handle that controls the lower jaw, you don't have to squeeze them at all to keep locked in position. I don't know if they'd pass the same test the Cobras did (if you had a demonstration stand with parallel surfaces), but I wouldn't be surprised if they did. I removed a very old, very corroded, threaded drain trap fitting from underneath a sink a couple weeks ago using them, and they worked like a charm. And I only had to yank on just the one handle.
I have tried it with very large nuts, and it works just as you described. although it wasn1t a force of my whole body, I only needed to put all my force into one of the handles without squeezing. Nice observation.
I just got the 5" and 6" Cobra pliers, wish i'd seen this combo pack sooner!
Over the last 3yrs I've used a pair of Channellock 426's for my EDC, super handy - gotten me out of bind many times.
You nailed it, the first thought that comes to mind is "Novelty" 😄 Another Home-Run review, Thanks again 👍
BrenticusMaximus1 Thanks!
Nice video!
I've got the 125mm cobras and the 125mm pliers wrench
These two have so much versatility and capacity for 90% of what I might need them for in remodeling.. the best part is they take up very little space in my tool bag and add almost no weight!!
NERemodeling Cool....I found out later today that the 150mm Pliers Wrench isnt the smallest....the 125mm version you have is! I cant believe something that small actually works so well.
Another excellent review, the plier wrench replaces a set of metric and SAE spanners!
I have a pair of the 10" pliers, and I love them. I want to carry them everywhere, but they're too bulky. I was really struggling because I wasn't sure about the size but your video convinced me to get them. Thank you.
That's pretty damn impressive! I need them!!
Just got the 5 inch cobras after vid too great channel
They have a pic of the minis standing up inside the jaws of the 22" cobras if I recall. Those huge jaws are impressive.
Man that music intro I know I’m getting the best review I can get
Exactly!! 😉
Those are very nice pliers. Thanks for the review.
Russ Webster Thanks Russ!
I made my own Mini set but decided to use the new 5" Pliers Wrench instead of the larger 6" which comes with this kit. These are going into my mechanics tool box in the garage so I'm not going to be missing the included belt holster.
Best review of both of these i've found.
+urbanfireblade Thanks!
I have these in my motorcycle tool kit. The Pliers are a godsend for any nut I don't have a spanner for, they have actually been put to use on other people's bikes more than my own since all the lightweight spanners I carry fit all my bolts. I have used the Cobras on my on bike a lot more, to pull cotter pins and release clamps. I love this mini set, but the belt loop is just sitting in a box with other unused bags and pouches since the tools reside in a tool roll. The Knipex costs a lot of money and gives peace of mind for flexibility in the field, but if you have a set of wrenches at hand, it's not that useful.
God, how I wish American manufacturing still made stuff like that. Great video for a great product! Now, to justify spending that for some tiny pliers...
If only Knipex made a multi tool like a leatherman..
I buy American made only!!!!
@@jimmyatxallday9924 you must have a very small or very crappy collection of tools
@@AGNDAHOUSE yep, i was dissapointed by leatherman surge, crappy steel break. i like victorinox alot more.
Jimmy ATX ALL DAY same here, but only specific products. Knives, surefire lights, some firearms...otherwise I myself prefer my cars, women, dogs and pliers from that mountainous wonderland aka Germany.
I got some knipex on sale and they came with the 6” cobras, I saw it I’m like cute but useless. I carry it in my pocket all the time when I’m working because I can removed round head screws #2 Robertson when the screw drive can’t do it
I got the 7 inch pliers wrench, I'm never using a water pump plier or adjustable wrench anymore.
FoodOnCrack Nice!
Impressive. Only because,e familiar with Knipex recently because my wife needed some smooth jaw pliers for her jewelry work. They are pricey, but as your videos show, they are really high quality and durable. They’re also lighter weight than many of their competitors, and as someone who has to carry tools regularly, lighter is always appreciated.
how does the locking mechanism compare to stillson pipe wrenches ?
My dream Knipex 😍😍😍Great video thanks for me the best wather Pump in world knipex cobra and knipex wrench knipex lineman's pliers so the best quality and strong tools 💪💪💪and The best design lenghts here from Portugal 🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹
Did knipex send you the test stand and tools?
Thanks for the review
George S No problem....thanks for watching!
Use those cobra 125"s every day in work.........great , handy tool...........:]
Is it a good EDC?
Any chance I can fit my 7 1/4 cobra's and wrench pliers in that pouch...?? does the velcro adjust...??
Knipex says 2 tools up to 150 mm or 6 inches. I have an old pair of 426 channel lock tongue and grove pliers. Amazon description says 6.5 inches but tape measure says 6.75 inches and 6/16 inch wide at widest point of grip. They easily fit inner slot and also fit outer slot with grip end first but tighter in width. Length was no problem adjusting Velcro closure. Think u could go up to 7.25 inch length wise. Knipex cobras and wrench pliers should be wider than the 426 channel locks. Think u could fit a 6 inch and a 7.25 inch with standard grips. Maybe even two 7.25 inch but it might be too tight because of width. Though I wonder whether u could put one 7.25 inch grip down plier wrench on inside and a 7.25 inch cobra grip up on outside. Would have to be standard grips as the comfort grips would just be too wide even with 6 inch models.
You know, this freek'n channel is really starting to piss me the F off!
And it's costing me bunches of money.
+Glenn Davis Haha....thanks!
Still an awesome video … 👍
That's a nice set. $92 seems like a fair deal for both the wrenches and the sheath, but I looked up both the wrenches individually and you can save a couple of bucks if you decide you don't want the sheath.
I would think that size would be great for someone working out of their belt most of the time. Those wrenches seem super strong for being in such a small package.
The weight to reward ratio seems awesome...
Arson Thanks Arson! I would definitely opt for paying extra for the sheath.....having them both on your belt & not having to find some other kind of storage would be ideal ----- say NO to fanny-packs!! ;)
The sheath is probably well made also.
Hi RTR, are these mini Knipex pliers good for all around household use and for DIY? Or will you suggest a bigger size 7" or 10"?
I like these a lot...I use them all the time. Not as a primary pair only, but in addition to the 10” versions.
Real Tool Reviews so it's advisable to have the mini and the 10" in the tool box
10” would be #1 & these are a good addition.
Nope! You ain't sucking me in again with your magic pliers. I still have yet to get the larger pairs to grip anything without falling off. You Sir are either a wizard or the luckiest man on earth. Either way you might want to start playing the lottery. Thank you for uploading!
Robert Johnson Haha....not magic, I promise! I think it may have more to do with the material is why you are having issues (specifically too hard to material --- i.e. black iron pipe or galvanized pipe). It did surprise me to see those tiny 5" long Cobras hold my weight up though!
I have the pliers wrench in 5,7,10 inches waiting for the 12 to get here. I have the cobras in 7,10 inches waiting for the 5,12 I arrive. The 5 inch pliers wrench is invaluable to have at all times. I getting knpiex 5 inch models of cutters and needle noses so I have a full base 5 inch set in my pockets
Thanks for the video, i love knipex stuff. I though the K was silent in Knipex, have I been saying it wrong all these years?
ozzyma2002 Thanks! And nope.....apparently there are about 10 ways to pronounce it....I choose to use the "K" since that is how they say it in Germany (where Knipex is headquartered).....many people in the US and elsewhere say "nip-pex, ni-pex, nih-pex, kip-pex, etc". Every single video I make about them turns into a heated debate it seems....keep saying it like you say it :)
@@RealToolReviews im fromg germany its knipex i really dont know why people say nipex there is a k there,,,
@@Glol91ABC yea I k-now what you mean. Why would they ever think the "k" is silent?
@@ArbitraryLifestyle the k in know is not silent
@@Glol91ABC ?? than explain the word "snow", "know" has a silent K...
Tgat plier wrench is real nice!
Brendan Hollingsworth Thanks Brendan!
plier wrenches are excellent on chrome plated fittings
Beryllium Good point! Thanks!
+Real Tool Reviews - C"mon you knew that anyway.................lol............stop being polite.........:]
Great video!
Now pliers wrench is also available in 5" inch version. I have both 6" cobra and pliers wrench, and they both are great. Also, a softer red and blue grip pliers wrench would be a better buy than standard grip for a more comfortable squeeze on handles.
Anurag Ranjan Thanks! Yep, they actually had a smaller version when I made this video (I didnt realize it at the time) & you are correct....the comfort grips are definitely an upgrade over the thin red grips!
The 5 inch cobras are too small for me, the handles make it feel like a children's toy lol. But my 6 inch cobras are one of my favorites aside from the 10 inch, feels like full size handles in your hand and you can do alot with it. Currently own only cobras and no pliers wrenches, probably going to start with the 180s
At 7:52 - I wish you had stood on the handle of the cobra instead of on top of the jaws. Your weight is typically on the ball of your foot which should have been on the handle.
Not saying it couldn't do it but that wasn't a real test of it's strength and seemed to be misleading - no offense.
+nospamful It is a 5" long pair of pliers.....that is 1/4" wide.....if I could balance my weight on the very tip of it, I am in the wrong business --- I could be a great tightrope walker in the circus. ;)
nospamful sorry but it's impossible to stand on the ball of your foot in the way he was standing there. He clearly had the weight in the back of the foot, hence his lean. Fair test to the max
If standing on top of the handle has balance issue, i let you use a pair. How about that? That thing is not going to hold if a full grown adult stands on the handle not the jaw. I have the 10 and 12 version.
Real Tool Reviews better yet no need to do that test it doesn’t show much strength unless you put full weight on handle only.
Yea we know what a belt loop does lol
I think he just wanted an excuse to shove his junk in everyone's face.
@@johnterpack3940 so hawt
Hahahahaha
PS-How does the lack of leverage effect the usefulness of these pliers?
BrenticusMaximus1 I think that in a wide open space, you would normally use longer pliers.....the huge advantage of these will be tight spaces & the fact you can have them on your side "just in case". They are not a replacement for the whole pliers wrench or cobra line....just a nice addition :)
How do u buy real knipex twin pack
Jou are great entrepeuer
You can always count on the poors to make themselves known....
Serious tradesmen require serious tools. Great video as always. Knipex makes professional quality, heirloom tools.
KNIPEX ALWAYS COOL
Сергей Карапузов Thanks!
Love the video but you didn't stand in the pliers with your full weight.
I was really hoping he would adjust his foot but it did not happen. Will be getting these regardless of that fact though.
Great vid, very informative.
Can you do a review on Cescent pump pliers please?
Bill Dee What is the model #?
Real Tool Reviews R27CV
In my opinion they are the best pump pliers, I have found varying quality in in them, IE I've bought silky smooth ones and really stiff slip joint action... They are by far the best pump pliers IMO.
Bill Dee I think I have seen them in Home Depot....I will check them out the next time I am in there....thanks for the suggestion!
Thank you :)
I had seen the some of the like 5 inch crescent groove lock pliers and liked so I looked into the Cobra but the price was to high for me so I got the crescent for like $6 to $8 or something from the home Depot
great report thanks friend
amjad amj Thanks!
What stores sell these
+Derek Corwin I have never seen the minis in a store....I know they are online, and I put a link in the description for them.
I wish you would start giving the price with your tool reviews again. Have noticed it missing from some of your videos.
This was a very old vid....I try to include that in my new vids....at least most of the time when I remember to ;)
Real Tool Reviews oh alright, that makes sense.
You can buy them at Menards now
Currently $94.03 on Amazon. I paid less than $20 for a pair of Irwin brand that do the job for a home owner.
Pog
They do make a smaller Pliers Wrench at 125mm.
Just scrolled down to post the same. Not sure why they don't provide the 125 Pliers Wrench in this set.
@@LamiDesignModernHousePlans4U I figured they chose these to because they both have the max capacity of SW 27. You need a bigger pliers wrench because it has parallel jaws while the Cobra is shaped for the corners. I open them up to the max and they have the same open size. guess that's why.
I didn't know the 5inch cobras came with grips. I've only seen them with with no grips.
Lots O Munny Too?
I have been watching knipex reviews. I am surprised that most people did not research the correct pronunciation of the name before making their video.
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i really want these but the price.....
You only need to buy once for a lifetime. Worth every penny.
Kanipex
+RodimusTSO Finally! Someone who says it right ;)
there is actually a smaller 5” pliers wrench.
Is Knipex, is Kleva
question is - does it have a belt loop
it is a 'JAW" NOT a 'Jowl"...
Good tools....but almost 80 bucks for this little set, that’s a little crazy.
sold. lol
why the German called it Knipex Cobra; the head of the plier looks like T-Rex head and should have called it Knipex T-Rex.
most probably because they bite into the material and won1t let go until you actually move it.
The smallest pliers wrench is actually the 125mm
VA7BC You are correct. I found this out after I posted the video...thanks!
any plumber worth their flux uses Knipex !
you're making knipex videos just so you can say ka nipex lol
+Jeff you figured out my secret 😉
Real Tool Reviews you're the man btw my friend and I watch all your videos before we buy any tools so keep up the good work
big one always goes in the back pouch. tho cant quite convince my wife of this rule
Hello Friend!
I really like your videos already subscribe me to your channel
you think pliers orbis made in germany
5:40 XD
God ... German engineered tool
Your weight was mainly resting on the bar not the pliers. 😂
but too expensive this piece.
Was hoping you’d stand on the handle only. Standing on the head is pointless
Standing on a 5” pair of pliers is a bit pointless too isn’t it? 😉😂
Just picked up a set for my daughter’s American doll. JK. But, she thinks everything miniature is for her dolls.
I wouldn't buy the set because I don't want the pouch. I don't wear a belt, the loop is useless. Even if I did wear a belt I would prefer a clip over a loop because it's easier to put on and remove.
Чего-чего? Нихера не понятно. Какое то кудахтанье :)
Nippex not ken nip pex
The Minnie's hurt and suck!
The K is silent in the same way the K is silent in knob end.
Knob = English word
Knipex = German name
Real Tool Reviews Check out the Knipex RUclips channel for the correct pronunciation.
Funny thing....you can hear it about 4-5 different ways on the Knipex RUclips account. I say it like the German Knipex employees say it....
@@InoxEdge Knipex is the name of a German brand, but that never stopped English speakers from changing how they pronounce foreign names, look at cities like Paris. However, if you wish to respect the name, you can say it properly and you are NOT bound to the rules of pronounciation for your own language. Thus, the reviewer has the right to call it K-nipex, and you as well can call it Nipex, nobody will get hurt. Just move on.
Also, since the American Knipex channel is run by Americans, of course they will pronounce it the American way. That's no suprise.
István Molnár "you are NOT bound to the rules of pronunciation for your own language" ??
You need to move on István, down to the library to get a book on linguistics.
Knipex are excellent tools for folks who just need a mediocre product, that isn't designed too ruggedly for tough tasks...I highly recommend them for folks who have more money than brains or skill....definitely would not recommend Irwin brand for such folks, as they are designed too tough and underpriced...
You’ve literally never used a Knipex tool. Ever.
@@RealToolReviews He's just bitter coz his ex was a Knipex employee.
Jesuscrist loves you so much, repent of your sins and have forgiven of your sins in His Name
considering at least 75% of your weight was directly over the test bar and not levering on the actual tool im not impressed. especially no tool to compare it against. nice gimmick though
Your ignorance shines....thanks professor.
+Real Tool Reviews how so? show video where you stand on the tool? show a competitor tool that can't do what was shown in the video? I'm sure tool is great but saying it is holding your body weight when it's plainly not is a joke. you are the professor prove the student wrong.
I will clarify.....unlike most competitor brands, the Cobras have hardened teeth that dig in and don't slip....nor do they get damaged easily. While it is "possible" to use another brand to do a similar test, you cannot do it consistently and without damage to the teeth on those other brands very often. Check out the vid I made about the Cobras vs the Irwin Groovelock pliers to see how non-hardened teeth hold up to very minor use.
Try it yourself sceptic.
He should of stood on your head instead egg
Kuhnipex 😂
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It's pronouned nipex, they even say it that way on the knipex youtube channel.
+mcassattack Watch the European versions of those videos....
Don't pronounce the k.
Actually, you do pronounce the K
@@MrJaxonyang No you don't, go to th official knipex page and watch a few videos!
@@MrJaxonyang Native english speakers arent able to do that. But its very funny when they try. ;-)
How do you say knife now you know how to say knipex.
Plot twist….. silent N……KIFE! 😉🤣
@@RealToolReviews I do really like my Knipex pliers .
More like dinky toys than something I would carry on my waist all day long. Each to his own, I suppose
Excellent review on an overpriced tool