Blunt or Needle Nose?

[Morablades]

Which do you prefer?

For me it's been blunt nose, lately.

 

[jared76]

6 inch channel locks, they fit in a niteize clip pockets xl along with a pair of wire cutters, crescent wrench, screwdriver and room for a couple other odds n' ends

 

[zman308]

Blunt unless I am fishing and then it is long needle nose.

 

[WongKonPow]

I tend to use pliers for finer work so I choose needle nose

 

[dalee100]

Hi,

I like the needle nose type for a multi-tool. But lately, I've been considering
going back to a simple slip-joint pliers and my Vic Soldier.

dalee

 

[Foilist]

I get along fine with the "in between" nose of the Vic Spirit and other Swisstools.

 

[mp510]

I prefer needlenose- they seem to allow a little more versatility. That said, my favorite tool is my SOG, and that one has wider, blunter, pliers than I would like. The Swiss Tool pliers are probably my favorite (I also like Leatherman pliers.)

 

[GIRLYmann]

To be completely blunt, I prefer a needle nose.
Simply because it's geared more towards wiring and the likes of finer work.
Blunt nose is strictly heavy duty.

 

[stockman242]

Even if I carry a leatherman, you'll always find my CeeTees on me, because I prefer the slip joint design.

peter

 

[DanKwonDo]

I like the "blunt" on my Gerber.

 

[drail]

Blunt seems so much more "tactical" looking but I think needlenose is probably more useful.

 

[cdf]

Good question, dalee has posed a solution set I have thought about for a long time. I have a very sweet pair of 4" Snap On slipjoints

Chris