Who makes the best (reasonably priced) floating pliers?

I've been waving a bug wand from a pontoon boat or standing in the middle of a stream for most of my life (what a long, strange trip its been). Now that I own my first kayak and have noticed everyone uses floating pliers, I'm curious, who makes a decent pair? I've always used hemostats, but also never had to worry about removing a hook from anything toothy. In the fly fishing world, I suppose Abels would get the nod of approval, but there $125, I'm not sure they have a floating pair and I have no desire to pay that much. Let me know your opinion of who, why and maybe where to get them from. Thanks!!

Try Bi Mart.  They have some inexpensive floating pliers.  I haven't tried them so I don't know how good they are.

x-tools ? not sure how yoyuu   are gonna use them. but they float and are usu. @ 35.00

I started with X-Tools floating pliers but found them a bit on the flimsy side and not that great for grabbing hooks well.  I eventually picked up a cheap pair of long stainless needle nose pliers that I welded a stainless ring to one handle so it can be tethered to my PFD.  I really like this setup over my plastic pliers.  I had both the plastic jaws, and the newer ones with metal jaw inserts, and don't care for either one.

Find a decent pair of pliers and zip tie a floatie onto the lanyard.  Presto!  Floating pliers!
I have used a cheapo pair of Walmart "Laker" needle nose pliers for a long time now and I'm satisfied.  I just have the lanyard tied to a loop on my PFD.  I would recommend the ones that Rapala makes.  I think they're about the same thing but might last a little longer. 
I like my X-tools pliers, the ones with the metal tips(the ones with just the plastic tips are crap).  They are good for cutting braid and tightening knots with mono line.

I have a the Rapala's with a fly fishing retractor attached and secured inside one of the zipper pockets on my PFD.  Actually, I rarely use it on the water since I rig my gear at home and use barbless hooks, but I do rinse it well after each trip and periodically lubricate it with olive oil or WD-40.  Three years and no corrosion.  I do like the split ring expander on the tip and it cuts braid well.

Olive oil?

Is it the omega-3's?  Would canola be a good substitute.  Chemically very similar.

+1 on the X-tools. Thank you Next Adventure Dino Tourney Schwag Swag Man.

 Phew! Good thing I checked Urban Dictionary for the proper spelling of SWAG.  The first way just did not look right to me.  I wouldn't want to have any king of law enforcement investigation of NA initiated due to my initial spelling error.

Olive oil is great stuff.  It will often remove the residue from a label when IPA doesn't work.  It's not a bad lubricant and it's organic.  Particularly useful around water in which periodic lubrication is necessary a drop of olive oil works nicely.  Since I often use my folding pocket knives on food, I will lubricate them with olive oil and lightly coat the blades. 

Cool idea.  I may try it on a pocket knife i use for food.

Olive oil is great stuff.  It will often remove the residue from a label when IPA doesn't work.  It's not a bad lubricant and it's organic.  Particularly useful around water in which periodic lubrication is necessary a drop of olive oil works nicely.  Since I often use my folding pocket knives on food, I will lubricate them with olive oil and lightly coat the blades.

demonic has a great idea with the Olive Oil. I recall when I was pretty young, I was told when Popeye hurt his finger, he put it in Olive Oil.