What doesn't the Insingo do well?

Officer's Match said:
Looks like a darn nice slipjaw plier. ^
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Best ones I've owned but at a steep price. That's the small. Bought the medium and large as well. "Buy once, cry once" :thumbup:

Lo/Rez said:
Thanks for the offer. I'm up near Prince Albert. KDX on CGN. Didn't get the name on here for some reason.
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Hey, no worries good sir. Nice to know you BF name KDX. Looking forward to those Wharncliffe pics.
 
Unfortunately it hasn't returned yet, so no pics. Hopefully soon. I think I should probably upgrade my membership here and do a name change.
 
Those pliers are made by Knipex in Germany. I have the 3 piece set as well - $125 and worth every cent! These are the "Cobra" model. They have several more teeth to allow finer control than the other model similar to these.
CRK guys always have a knack for fine tools.... I wonder why? Haha
 
Back on topic.
There is nothing wrong with the Insingo. A great utilitarian blade shape. Looks can be deceiving if you let them.
 
Great blade,does everything well and beyond.As far as looks,it is extremely adorable :).
 
I just received a plain Insingo today that was too good of a deal to pass up. My initial thoughts are that I should not have waited so long to buy a 21. I purchased a 25 when they first came out and although I did like it, I didn't like all of it. The 21 seems to be a better design.
 
Been carrying this for a week straight since I got it. Haven't done that with any knife in a long time.

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