R-PLIER (ARP106) - RYUGI
R-PLIER (ARP106) - RYUGI
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Brand : RYUGI
Category : Tools
Type : Pliers
The ideal design from the field has been realized. The high-rigidity body made entirely of stainless steel and the thick-walled plier tip design suppress distortion during operation. This ensures that work can be completed reliably without any problems.
In fishing, pliers are an indispensable tool. They are used for a variety of purposes, such as “customizing lures,” “fine-tuning hooks,” and “removing hooks from fish.” To perform these tasks more comfortably, quickly, and reliably, we have realized the ideal design based on feedback from the field. The all-stainless steel construction provides high rigidity, while the thickened plier tip design minimizes distortion during use, ensuring smooth and reliable performance.Equipped with a split ring opener, eye tuner, and hook slit, it enables quick customization of lures and hooks. To prevent loss in the field, it features a D-ring for securing loss prevention ropes. Based on feedback from the field, the R-Pliers pursue the functionality needed in the field. Keep it in your tackle box—it's sure to come in handy.
