CIVIVI TAC-N-TWEEZE by Bob Terzuola, Godfather of Tactical: When EDC overkill meets EDC performance! 

Great video... and thanks for the background credit due to Bob Terzuola. Love those Tac-n-tweeze... that sliding linear box is brilliant... keeps the tips fresh... tweezers can be adjusted to have a tighter bite .... clamp down on some 400 grit sand paper and pull it through.... on each side... that gives you the planar meeting surface ..... then sharpen the tips from the outside...

Mr. Lincoln had to have appreciated that first nose pick in 160 years! Without that microscope, one might have assumed that it was nothing that you tweezed. But it’s snot.

False advertising. If these were Tacticool tweezers they would have a pic rail to mount to my under barrel chainsaw.

Ordered! Thank you!

Dumont Swiss made tweezers are the best tweezers I’ve ever used

Thanks for the review. I am getting a couple pairs

These look great! Any reason why Tweezerman wasn't considered?

To be fair for ifix it tweezers they are more parallel on close to be able to hold surface mount components for pcbs that being said I still want the cevivi ones too

Excellent review!

Those look like the best option for splinters. I bought 2 Wiha tweezers and they are almost identical to the ifixits and your right they don’t have the tip strength needed 👍

I could have used one of them last week when I was making a video, I got a huge metal thing in my hand... I need good tweezers

for splinters I use needle point tweezers from Lee Valley

Thank you so much for the history lesson on the designer. I just purchased these tweezers, and they are amazing! I added a sinnet knot lanyard in keeping with the square design which facilitates easier removal from the slip. The leather is very snug out of the box, but it stretches to a perfect fit. The split ring is difficult to put in place, but it is feasible. I've been looking for a good sturdy pair of tweezers to add to my etc load out for quite a while. This is a great product, well designed and excellent quality. Your review verifies my initial conclusions. Thanks for the detailed review.

Have you used Erem's tweezers ever?

I had actually just bought these before the holiday haha. You have great taste!

They're not on your Amazon link

I like these but I find that I am always untensioning the wheel when I don't mean to, does anybody have a suggestion for keeping that wheel tighter (other than, be more careful with my dumb fingers)?

Maybe if I used tweezers frequently or even monthly.

It could be fun for you to do a tool comparison between tweezers from international brands. I'm sure German and some Nordic countries have obscure brands that make super precise tweezers. The Japanese company Seki-Edge does some interesting things with nail clippers and especially it's tweezer SS-515 model and SS-516 that use different types of spring steel and stainless steel to create a tweezer that squeezes perfectly flat at the tip. The city Seki, Japan where the company is based and gets its name from is known in history for the quality of swords produced there and now modern day kitchen knives.

A great pair of tips.

Interesting tool, Civivi are an awesome company for design 👍

Uncle Bills sliver grippers. For slivers, I haven't found anything better.

If it wasnt so long, making it keyring size it sould be worth buying

Takes one for the team… generates slivers just to demonstrate the tweezers.

some really good tweezers i found were from Lee Valley, they are just called fold-out tweezers, i havent been able to find them anywhere else after searching for a bit online. very precise and sharp. PockeTweez look interesting too.

Hello again Doc Thank you for another Great Video 👍 I am going to have to ponder on this one. That actually makes a lot of sense. 😄 Again thank you

Haha, I WAS rolling my eyes.

Had mine for two years. Never used them.

I do wish manufacturers would lose the 'Tac' or 'Tactical' branding. Straight away you are defining the item not just as tweezers but by implication a weapon too, in some countries it would potentially get you into trouble.

Tactical tweezers, lol. Tactical cotton balls next? If you're going to use that thing for splinter removal, ya better get ya some Tactical rubbing alcohol to sterilize that bacteria hotel it's incased

You are comparing apples with oranges. They are not the same use

See I want these but I lose everything ... Then again, I can get a normal tweezer for like $0.60 and file them down to whatever point I want.

Interesting set of tweezers and they do look good but I have yet to understand this obsession with things called "tactical," for normal American adults. If it's some sort of apocalyptic fantasy, then I have no interest in stopping you. But a set of tweezers that's about four times as heavy as it needs to be to do its job is not anything I'd take with me on any sort of "tactical" expedition.

Big surprise. Not available in Canada. F Justin Trudeau.