Hatch Nomad Pliers

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The I-Beam arms are crafted from 6061-T6 Aluminum and protected with Type II anodize. The cutters are made from Tungsten Carbide for abrasion resistance and reliable cuts through all fishing line material. The jaws are machined from 17-4 stainless steel made for ultimate corrosion resistance.

Noted Features:

Includes a custom Hatch bungee lanyard and a black leather sheath that fits over any wader belt
Length - 6.25"
Width - 2"
Weight - 3.9oz

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