Split Ring Pliers

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Savage Gear Pro Split and Cut Pliers
Westin Pistol Split Ring Pliers 7.5”
Westin Micro Split Ring Pliers Carbon Steel
Kinetic CS Heavy Duty Splitring PlierKinetic CS Heavy Duty Splitring Plier
Yarie 913 Splitring PliersYarie 913 Splitring Pliers
Yarie 913 Splitring Pliers
Sale price€14,00
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Kinetic Splitring Plier
Kinetic Splitring Plier
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Berkley Split Ring Pliers 4.5inch
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Golden Catch G.Carp Braid Line Cutter PliersGolden Catch G.Carp Braid Line Cutter Pliers
Golden Catch Mini Split Pliers 8.6cmGolden Catch Mini Split Pliers 8.6cm
Kinetic Multi-Tools Kit
Kinetic Multi-Tools Kit
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Savage Gear Alu Pro PliersSavage Gear Alu Pro Pliers
Savage Gear Alu Pro Pliers
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Split-ring pliers for lure and hook changes

Split-ring pliers use a shaped tip to separate the coils of a split ring, allowing hooks, swivels or lure eyes to be fitted and removed. Correct tip size is essential. A tip that is too large can overstretch a small ring, while a fine tip may slip or bend on heavy wire.

Jaw alignment, spring tension and handle control influence precision. Compact pliers suit small lure hardware, while larger models provide leverage for stronger rings. Some tools include cutters or extra jaws, but those features should be used only within the stated material rating.

Browse the parent fishing tools range, compare general fishing pliers, use crimping pliers for leader sleeves, or review knives and axes for separate outdoor cutting tasks.

Match the tip to the split ring

Choose a tip that enters the ring gap without forcing the coils apart further than necessary. Open only enough space to start the hook or attachment, then rotate the ring rather than levering sideways. Stop if the ring remains gapped, twisted or loses spring tension.

Hold hooks so points face away from the hand and control free trebles before beginning. Hook guards can reduce accidental contact. Work over a tray or tackle box so small rings do not fall into the water or bank vegetation.

Check that the replacement ring and hook suit the lure eye, weight and intended strength. Changing hardware can alter lure balance, suspension and action. Inspect the lure eye for sharp edges and replace any ring with corrosion, flattening or permanent opening.

Maintain the pivot and shaped tip

Rinse suitable pliers after saltwater use, dry the pivot and tip and apply an appropriate lubricant. Keep grit away from the jaws and check that the tip remains aligned with the opposing jaw. A damaged tip can slip and should not be reshaped casually.

Store the pliers closed in a sheath or compartment, keep them away from loose hooks and replace weakened springs or cracked handles. Wear eye protection when working with strong rings and hooks under tension. Recheck every ring after fitting.