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Wolf Tooth shines up durable, nickel-plated Pack Pliers chain multi-tool

Wolf Tooth Components nickel-plated Pack Pliers master link multi-tool Master Link Combo Pliers
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Any tool nerd like myself is bound to fawn over Wolf Tooth’s latest shiny iteration of the Pack Pliers chain master link tool. Their 6-in-1 function continues to manage master links & more, but now for a few bucks extra a nickel-plated finish makes the tool more corrosion-resistant, durable & easier to clean…

Wolf Tooth nickel-plated Pack Pliers master link multi-tool

Wolf Tooth Components nickel-plated Pack Pliers master link multi-tool Master Link Combo Pliers

The original black anodized Master Link Combo Pliers that Wolf Tooth Components launched last January were already pretty nice looking, precision machined and with color ano-ed pivots. Now nickel plating gives the more simply renamed Pack Pliers a finish that claims to be more corrosion-resistant, more durable overall, and easier to clean up after fussing with your grimy chain.

Wolf Tooth Components nickel-plated Pack Pliers master link multi-tool Master Link Combo Pliers

With the new look all of the same original functionality remains. Use the Pack Pliers to open & close 9-12 speed master links, store two complete quick links with their built-in magnetic holder, remove valve cores with the slot in the end of the pliers, clamp the inner jaws to tighter tubeless valve nuts, or use the end tire lever to muscle stubborn rubber on an off (alloy rims only please.)

Wolf Tooth Components nickel-plated Pack Pliers master link multi-tool Master Link Combo Pliers

The shiny duplex nickel-plated pair of multi-tool Pack Pliers are still US-machined out of 7075-T6 aluminum, and still weighs 38g. The shiny finish does add five bucks to the tool, but that still keeps them at a fairly reasonable $38 price point. You can even get them with black or red pivots if you want a touch of color. The shiny Pack Pliers – Master Link Combo Pliers are available now direct from Wolf Tooth.

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dton
dton
5 years ago

I like the idea but does anyone actually use metal tire levers? I’d be afraid of scratching any rim material up.

JD
JD
5 years ago
Reply to  dton

Honestly, I’d still pack some plastic tire levers alongside this. I’d get this mainly as a compact quicklink plier that can store quicklinks.

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5 years ago

or you could buy the Wipperman Connex master link no tools required

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