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Simms Pro Nippers
Ultra-lightweight and durable with aluminum handles and stainless steel jaws! Simms Pro Nippers are built to last with non-corrosive parts, a magnetic spring and rare earth magnets. Features include a magnetic fly threader, BB crusher, hook eye needle and attachment point for lanyard.
Features of the Pro Nippers: • Durable anodized aluminum handles with stainless steel jaws and rare earth magnets
• Magnetic spring never wears out
• Magnetic fly threader, BB crusher, hook eye needle, lanyard attach point
• Patterned surface for improved grip
• WEIGHT 0.75 oz (21.2 g)
• Made in the USA
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BC
05 October 2021
Bruce C. New Zealand
I recommend this product
Simms Pro Nippers
Awesome nippers. I value the magnetic fly holder which enables fast and accurate line threading for small hook sizes. These nippers look and feel like they will last a lifetime.
DW
02 September 2021
David W. United States
I recommend this product
Expensive and frustrating
I had high hopes for these nippers. It all sounds great on paper but in practice not so great. The nippers cut ok. Not any better than good cheap nippers. The lack of stated warranty is concerning. Are the jaws self replaceable or do we send them in? What about alignment? The magnets to keep to keep the jaws open are really frustrating. Everything on or in the vest that is metal attaches itself, which is just about everything. The eye cleaner point is not sharp or delicate enough to clear and hook eyes smaller than 18 and the location is awkward to use. The hook eye threader is another function that works in theory but not in practice. At a tying desk with a bare hook, no wind, and new dry fresh tippet it’s a dream. On the water with and wind and small flies and any fly with hackle near the eye like parachutes is about near impossible. Likes: looks nice. They cut tippet but not like butter, just like nippers should. Oh yeah, it’s Simms right!?! Cons: see above, expensive.
