The Okuma Plier & Cutter Set and Accessories are designed to give anglers the durability, functionality, and convenience needed for handling fish and managing tackle in any environment. Whether you’re cutting line, removing hooks, or staying organized on the water, this kit is built to perform.
Double Plier Kit with Sheath
This complete tool kit includes two must-have essentials for serious anglers:
A 7” side cutter designed to handle both mono and braided line with ease
An 8.5” duckbill plier, ideal for safe hook removal from pelagic species and hard-to-reach situations
Both tools are finished with a titanium plating surface treatment for added corrosion resistance and long-lasting performance. With a material hardness of HRC44±3°, they deliver the strength needed for repeated use without sacrificing control.
Comfort and grip come standard thanks to ergonomic Karton handles, ensuring secure handling even in wet conditions. The kit includes a polyurethane leather double plier sheath with an integrated metal belt clip for easy access on the go.
For added security, the kit also includes two lanyards with carabiner clips, keeping your tools tethered and within reach at all times.
Double Plier Sheath (Accessory)
Designed for versatility, the Okuma Double Plier Sheath fits most long nose, split ring, and side cutter style pliers. Constructed from durable polyurethane leather, this sheath is built to handle the rigors of fishing environments.
It features an integrated metal belt clip for quick attachment, along with dual grommets for lanyard connections to keep your tools secure. A built-in retention strap ensures your pliers stay in place, even during active fishing sessions.
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