Split ring pliers?

[Sore Thumbs]

I used to have split ring pliers that had orange rubberized handles on them. They had a thin sharp point for small split rings.  I don't remember the brand and can't find them for sale anymore. Does anyone know the name and where I can find them? Thanks.

[Quillback]

I bet you are talking about Texas Tackle split ring pliers.  They are great for smaller split rings.

http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Texas_Tackle_Split_Ring_Pliers/descpage-TTSRP.html

[Sore Thumbs]

Those are not the ones. The split ring point is on top of other side and much thinner and sharper.

[dtrs5kprs]

Try the blue handled Xuron pliers. Good down to size 2. I've got a pair in the boat, one in the spare treble box, one in the spinnerbait parts box.

http://m.ebay.com/itm/Xuron-Model-496-Split-Ring-Plier-/262171010727?hash=item3d0a9c26a7%3Ag%3AdNYAAOSwBLlVcJfK&_trkparms=pageci%3Ae1ca47db-f6e6-11e6-a19b-005056b676ff%7Cparentrq%3A582fe0f215a0a2abd3ff4a15fff394d1%7Ciid%3A3

[Longball22]

If they're the same orange ones I have, I think you can get them in the craft section at Wal-Mart for like $3. They rust easily, but do the trick on small rings.

Yep...

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Craft-and-Jewelry-Split-Ring-Pliers-5.5/35670440

[Sore Thumbs]

Those aren't it either. Hook line and sinker used to sell them.

[Sore Thumbs]

I figured out the brand. Leadmaster. Now I have to find some. 

[Quillback]

Well I am not going too work to hard to sell you on the Texas tackle ones, but the pics are a bit misleading, the point is fairly thin and sharp.  I have used them anytime I replace hooks or split rings on any small cranks, down to Shad Rap 5's. 

[Mitch f]

41 minutes ago, Quillback said:

I bet you are talking about Texas Tackle split ring pliers.  They are great for smaller split rings.

http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Texas_Tackle_Split_Ring_Pliers/descpage-TTSRP.html

Yep, I thought it was these also...Texas tackle

[Sore Thumbs]

I googled them and no one has them anymore. It's weird because people rave about them.