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2 Pack Fish Gripper, Non-Slip 3 Claw Metal Fishing Pliers
$12.99200+ bought last month
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2 Fish Gripper Fishing Pliers Review
Our verdict
The 2 Fish Gripper Fishing Pliers cost $14.99 for a metal 2-pack, and with 800+ units bought last month, more than any other listing in this comparison, plus a 4.5-star average across 282 reviews, the pair-set format appears to be the current demand leader in this category.
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Anglers who fish with a partner or want a spare metal gripper on hand will like the 2-pack format, the 0.3-pound-per-piece metal build, and the 800+ units bought last month at $14.99.
Skip if
Skip this if you only need a single tool and do not want to pay for a pair, or if you specifically need a hook-removal plier rather than a fish gripper, since a single Rapala RCP6 plier costs less at $11.97.
- Material Metal
- Weight 0.3 Pounds
- Color 2 packs
- Pieces 2
- Feature No
- Priced 25% above the category median ($11.99 across 104 tracked models)
Our scorecard
4.4/5
overall
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Owner rating4.5/5
4.5 average across 282 owner ratings
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Popularity3.2/5
282 owner reviews, more than most models here
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other fishing gear and tackle we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Overview
Fishing with a buddy, or just wanting a backup if one gripper slips overboard, is the scenario the 2 Fish Gripper Fishing Pliers set is built for. It ships two metal grippers for $14.99, each weighing 0.3 pounds according to the listed specs.
That per-piece weight matches the Rapala RCP6's 0.3 pounds, suggesting a similarly solid metal build rather than the lighter plastic construction seen on cheaper single-piece grippers in this category. Buying two at $14.99 works out to about $7.50 per unit, cheaper per-piece than the single $10.99 Berkley BTSTLP6 or the single $11.97 Rapala RCP6.
The 4.5-star average across 282 reviews sits just under the 4.6-star marks posted by the Texas SR-5 and Rapala RCP6, but the 800+ units bought last month is the highest monthly figure in this entire comparison, ahead of the Berkley's 500+ and well past the 3-claw grippers nearby at 200+ and 600+. That volume points to strong current demand for the metal 2-pack format specifically, even with a review count that trails several single-unit competitors in this same comparison. For anglers deciding between a single plier and a matched pair of grippers, the sales figures suggest the pair format is winning out right now.
Pros
- 800+ units bought last month is the highest demand figure among every alternative in this comparison.
- A metal 2-pack at $14.99 works out to about $7.50 per piece, undercutting single metal pliers like the $10.99 Berkley.
- A 4.5-star average across 282 reviews is a solid, well-sampled rating.
- Each piece weighs 0.3 pounds, matching the Rapala RCP6's weight and suggesting comparable metal build quality.
- Getting two grippers means a built-in backup if one is lost overboard or lent to a fishing partner.
- Metal construction should hold up better than plastic 3-claw grippers in this same category.
Cons
- The 4.5-star rating sits slightly below the 4.6 stars posted by the Texas SR-5 and Rapala RCP6.
- 282 reviews is fewer than the 396 to 848 reviews behind three of the four comparison listings.
- At $14.99 total, it costs more upfront than single-unit options like the $8.70 to $11.97 grippers and pliers nearby.
- The listed feature field shows no additional function beyond the basic gripper, unlike the Texas SR-5's split-ring feature.
- Buyers who only want one tool are paying for a second piece they may not need.
Specifications
| Material | Metal |
|---|---|
| Weight | 0.3 Pounds |
| Color | 2 packs |
| Pieces | 2 |
| Feature | No |
Performance notes
At 0.3 pounds per piece, this metal gripper carries enough heft to feel secure gripping a fish without being tiring to hold through a long day, a weight class that matches the Rapala RCP6's metal-plier build. Shipping as a 2-pack means the $14.99 price covers two full-weight metal tools rather than one, which changes the math compared to single-unit listings. Where a single $10.99 Berkley BTSTLP6 or $11.97 Rapala RCP6 buys one plier, this listing's per-unit cost works out lower once split across both pieces. The metal build should hold up to repeated gripping better than the plastic or mixed-material 3-claw grippers found at similar price points in this category, since metal jaws typically resist wear and flex less under a struggling fish's weight. The tradeoff is a higher total price than picking a single lighter-duty gripper.
What buyers say
With 800+ units bought last month, this 2-pack shows the strongest current demand of any listing in this comparison, ahead of the Berkley BTSTLP6's 500+ and more than double the Texas SR-5's 0+. The 4.5-star average across 282 reviews is respectable, though it trails the 4.6-star marks held by the Texas SR-5 and Rapala RCP6 by a small margin. Given the review count is lower than several competitors while the purchase volume is the highest, the pattern suggests a listing that is newer or has scaled its sales faster than its review base, which is common for pack-format products that offer more perceived value per dollar. The rating still lands comfortably in the 4-star-plus range shared across every product in this set.
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Frequently asked questions
Do the 2 Fish Gripper Fishing Pliers come as a single tool or a set?
They ship as a 2-pack, according to the listed pieces count, with each piece made of metal and weighing 0.3 pounds. That makes the $14.99 price cover two full grippers rather than one, unlike single-unit listings such as the Rapala RCP6.
How does the price per unit compare to single fishing pliers?
Splitting the $14.99 price across two pieces works out to roughly $7.50 per gripper, which is less than the $10.99 single-unit Berkley BTSTLP6 or the $11.97 single-unit Rapala RCP6. The tradeoff is a higher total upfront cost since you are buying two tools at once.
Is this 2-pack a popular option right now?
Yes. It shows 800+ units bought last month, the highest monthly figure among the fishing-pliers alternatives covered here, alongside a 4.5-star rating across 282 reviews. That combination points to strong, active demand for the metal 2-pack format, well ahead of the 500+ monthly figure for the single-unit Berkley BTSTLP6.