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A lightweight hand cutter at under 10 ounces, reasonable for light tasks though the listing leaves capacity and blade details unconfirmed.
A compact, rubber-handled cutter from a brand rooted in pipe tools, worth it if the size fits your job, though the listing leaves cutting capacity unstated.
A lightweight cutter with a decent rating, though the missing spec sheet means checking the live listing before ordering is worthwhile.
A lightweight, aluminum bodied cutter at 1.39 pounds, though its listed size of 2-1/2 is not clearly defined in the data available.
A 12-inch, 2.8 pound cutter from Reed apparently built for PVC pipe work based on its model name, with exact cutting capacity unconfirmed by the listed specs.
A metal tubing cutter covering 1/8 inch to 1-3/8 inch (3 to 35mm), weighing 8.4 ounces, with a 4.4 star rating from 274 reviews.
This Wheeler-Rex cutter arrives with almost no listed specifications, so confirm capacity and cutting range directly before ordering.
A compact, purpose-built cutter for PVC up to 2-1/2 inches O.D., with a rating that holds up across a decent review base.
A Ridgid branded quick acting cutter sized for 1-1/2 to 4 inch plastic or copper pipe, a reasonable choice for plumbers making repeated cuts in that size range.
A WORKPRO branded cutter with no published spec sheet in this record. Check the current listing for jaw capacity and material before buying if your job has exact requirements.
A 1.12 pound cutting tool with almost no other specs listed, worth checking directly on the product page before buying.
A Klein branded alloy steel cutter at 0.68 pounds, a reasonable pick for shop use though its exact cutting capacity is not detailed in this listing.
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