Heavy Duty Pry Bar Nail Puller Gray Red

[Size: 30 Inch / 75 cm]
This nail puller is built like a tank. It has fantastic leverage and makes pulling stubborn nails or boards way easier than trying to pry them out with a standard hammer claw. The steel feels very robust and durable, and it clearly handles tough demolition tasks without bending.​My only minor gripe is the jaws are kind of thick and take some extra effort to get wedged in. Overall though, for $23, it’s a reliable and sturdy addition to the toolbox that gets the job done well.

[Size: 30 Inch / 75 cm, Size: 30 Inch / 75 cm]
A Great Double ended Pry Bar, With a VERY Effective Nail Puller, and Good Angles for PryingVery happy with this pry bar, out of the package and right into service, I am currently stripping and rebuilding a roof and these pry bars are a great addition to the demolition arsenal. The pry bars are a good usable length as far as a leverage to usability ratio, the bars are pretty rigid without too much flex or spring. The prying angles are excellent at least for the job I am currently doing, the straight end is shallow enough to get under sheathing while still giving you a good fulcrum to loosen stubborn nails and screws. The crows foot has been the money maker for me... the fork is very sharp getting under tight nails and the recessed channel inside gets tight enough to grab and pull nails with the heads missing.----One thing of note--- The grey paint on the straight end is pretty thin and comes off almost instantly on the first pry... if this bothers you you probably would be much help on any of my job sites.These pry bars are good quality and have been quite an asset on this job, I would absolutely order these again, they have made and ugly job much easier.

[Size: 30 Inch / 75 cm, Size: 30 Inch / 75 cm]
Overall, the pry bar isn’t bad. I was surprised by the thickness of metal along the shaft. When looking down the pry bar it is much thinner than it is tall if that makes sense. My other pry bars are 3/4 of an inch to 1 inch hexagonal the entire length, giving them a more robust feel and extra strength so they don’t bend when praying.The gooseneck is fine- a little thick for getting into tight nails or screws to pry. The chisel end is also not quite as finished as my other pry bars.If he need something around the house with a little leverage, it will work.

[Size: 30 Inch / 75 cm, Size: 30 Inch / 75 cm]
I’m glad I found this 30 inch long pry bar and nail puller. I’m adding it to my arsenal of home improvement tools. The bright red color makes it easy to find. The extra long length increases one’s leverage power. I occasionally dismantle used pallets in order to reclaim and repurpose the wood. I’ve been able to break them apart with a shorter crowbar so I anticipate it will be much easier with this longer bar. That is a blessing for me because I’m 73 years old so this bar should help to compensate for my diminishing strength. The bar is forged so it should sustain blows for either hammers or mallets. You will notice from the pictures that this pry bar has a slender profile when compared with the more popular hex shape found on shorter bars. It makes it a lighter bar to transport. However I still have confidence in its strength and durability.

[Size: 30 Inch / 75 cm, Size: 30 Inch / 75 cm]
Having the proper tool makes a project go so much smoother and this pry bar is the right tool to have for a variety of uses. I'm using the bar on various residential remodeling projects. I ordered the MP BATT 30 Inch Heavy Duty Pry Bar because I was looking for a middle of the road prybar. Something longer than my crowbars but not as unwieldy as my 48" prybar. The MP BATT 30 inch pry bar fills that role. It is able to pull large framing nails out with ease. It is a good demo prybar, being second only to my big 48", but the 30" bar is easier to operate for long periods of time and easier to use overhead than the 48. The bar is heavy duty steel and there is no deflection when removing framing nails or using it to pry away framing members. The finish on it looks more painted than powder coated, but the finish doesn't matter to me, just the performance. Value wise the pry bar was priced around $22 when I ordered it. I find that to be an outstanding value for such a well made item. The time it saves you will more than make up that $22. Durability wise this pry bar is heavy duty and should provide years of good service.

[Size: 30 Inch / 75 cm, Size: 30 Inch / 75 cm]
This is an impressive and essential tool to have in the tool closet arsenal. It is quality-made from forged and heat-treated steel for durability. It has a V-notch slot for simple nail removal on the curved end and a thin flat pry tip on the other end. This heavy-duty pry bar is stout and works very well for removing deck boards from our deck. They were installed over 12 years ago with Philips head screws and they are difficult to get them to back out of the boards which is where this fabulous pry bar makes quick work of removing them. It is a versatile tool with many uses, especially with demolition projects. It measures approximately 30" in overall length, just as described. The size is nice for leveraging the pry bar to make it simpler to remove the boards and the screws. It also has a nice looking gray and red rust resistant finish. At the cost of $23, this pry bar is worth every penny in my opinion. This is a well-built and functional tool, and I HIGHLY recommend it to anyone!

[Size: 30 Inch / 75 cm]
This 30 inch pry bar is a useful tool to have for heavier demolition, pallet removal, crate opening, and other jobs where extra leverage is needed. The longer length gives you considerably more leverage than a shorter pry bar, which makes it easier to work on stubborn materials.The forged steel construction gives the bar a solid, heavy duty feel, and the nail pulling end adds some versatility beyond simply prying things apart. The gray and red finish also makes it easy to spot in a toolbox or work area.The 30 inch length is the main advantage here, although it does mean this is more of a dedicated heavy duty tool than something you'd reach for on small jobs. It takes up a little more storage space, but the added leverage is useful when you need it.Overall, this is a solid, straightforward pry bar. The long length, forged steel construction, and nail pulling capability make it a useful addition to a collection of tools for demolition and other heavier work.

[Size: 30 Inch / 75 cm]
This bad boy is solid steel with a spray powder coating which means it is not going to come off any time soon and that alone shows the excellent quality of this bar.They went and made it slender on the shaft but, that does not seem to compromise the strength or integrity of the steel in any way.It's been pulling pallets apart and 2x4s that were nailed together with outdoor finish nails today. Went through them like butter. This crowbar made light work of that task. This is the 2'6" bar. Excellent for using the leverage. Makes most jobs easy when you can do that.One end has the little split for pulling nails. The other end has a nice wide edge for getting in between stuff and prying boards, doors, cabinet drawers, whatever, apart.All ways around, this is a very well crafted tool that will last a good long while and will definitely be an asset to any tool collection. Very good value for the money based on the time it saves with making work a little easier.