Jonard Tools FP-600, Fuse Puller with Cushion Grip, 5" Length

This works where a standard fuse puller does not. If you need to check a lot of fuses in tight spaces, you would be glad to have this product.

Use this almost everyday at work for pulling fuses or just grabbing small items like a pair of tweezers. Just the right size and good value for the quality

Sturdy.useful.

Can't beat this for safely pulling fuses. The plastic pullers that come with some fuse kits or vehicles are garbage.

I normally don't take the time to do reviews with only very rare exceptions. I was doing electrical work on multiple cars and was checking the fuses. I tried different pliers and was trying to go cheap but none of them worked as well as these pliers. Other pliers were slipping and damaging the outside of fuse so even though I didn't want to spend so much for these pliers I'm glad I did because they took the fuses out and I replaced good fuses with ease. The build quality is very good, i gave them 4 stars out of 5 only because i wish they were just a little longer! Overall, a really good investment!

So glad I found this! My Toyota Highlander fuses are so tightly packed and this puller is perfect. Bought the typical plastic yellow tweezer ones and they’re too wide. I came across Jonard’s after reading someone’s comments on an online auto forum.

Not sure if I've ever written a review on this site before, but I was too happy with these not to.One of those tools with few functions, but carries out those functions like none other. I was trying to pull fuses on my 10th gen civic, it uses the low profile mini blade fuses. At first I tried one of those plastic pullers that comes with fuse kits, that didn't come close to getting it out. I proceeded to try every pair of pliers I owned and for some reason just could not get the fuse to come out. I tried low profile smooth jaw needle nose, grooved long nose etc. Everything just chewed up the fuse and slipped off or wouldn't even fit into the tight fuse box. These worked effortlessly and didn't even leave a mark on the fuse.Had never heard of jonard tools before but the build quality is excellent. Yes they're pricey but I have no doubt they will hold up for many years. I plan on buying a fee more just to keep in my various toolbags, glove boxes and to gift to family members.

Looking for quality fuse pliers? Look no further. These are the best. After using the junkie plastic ones that won't hold onto anything. I found these to be the best.