15" Handy Bar Nail Puller, Durable, Construction

Sharp and thin on the working edges. Best in class as far as I can tell. Been a carpenter since 15 years old, 40 now, best flatbar I've come across.

This is the best pry bar in the market for roofing.

This is is a quality tool. It's made of quality steel and well engineered with a cord shape to stiffen the spine. It's very strong for its weight. Is it completely indestructible, like Wonder Woman's bracelets? Can it be broken? It's well designed, solid steel, but some fool could probably manage to break it, I'm sure. They've given it a nice enamel paint job with what looks like flaked painter's aluminum in it, to add some style. If you're going to cruise the strip for chicks with just one flat bar for bling, this is the flat bar to get. Estwing is an American company (Hoo-rah) and this tool was manufactured in Taiwan; it even says so all big and proud, stamped right on the tool. Main point: IT WAS NOT MADE IN COMMUNIST CHINA. This tool is a good value, it does the intended job perfectly and it will almost certainly outlast you. Not bad for the price. Power to real Americans, the free people of Taiwan and free people everywhere.

First one never arrived, replacement was quickly sent out. Great tool, strong steel. Gets the job done.

This item was used before! The paint is scrapped off at pry points. Functions ok, but I sure would have preffered a new one.

As several of the reviews have mentioned, this tool is made in Taiwan, which is the next best thing to being made in the USA or Germany. Taiwan products have always been of flawless fit and finish for me, even nicer that USA products, which excel mainly in metallurgy. I am in Japan and had trouble finding a decent machinist clamp kit, since most of the stuff now is made in China of sintered powdered metal that is pressure cast, not true alloy steel (the same for all the machine vises). I tried an outrageously priced TE-CO kit made in the USA. Yes, it was alloy steel but the finish was so spotty I returned the >$400 product. I then tried a Trusco product (only available in Japan), since a lot of their tools are made in Taiwan. Sure enough, for $180 U.S. with the exchange rate, it was Jackpot! Genuine alloy steel that was properly hardened and quenched (you can hear the 'ting ting' when you bang the pieces together). The threads on the studs were cut perfectly, and the black oxide finish on each piece was uniform. Yep, the clamp kit was made in Taiwan :-) Unfortunately, finding products made in Taiwan these days is difficult. Koshihara in Japan is a good bet, as well as Trusco.

Flat bar, wrecking bar, whatever you call it this tool is a must have in my book, glad i bought it

This device is excellent for removing carpet tack strips. Striking with a hammer makes it quick and easy. When the nail gets stuck the curved edge rocks easily and removes the nail

Extra long for those hard to reach places .

saca los clavos de pales que da gusto. ligero , fuerte y ocupa nada. muy practico y muy buena construccion

Un indispensable à avoir dans une trousse à outils, qualité et durabilité impeccables.

Es una herramienta muy util funciona genial pero salta la pintura . Es como lacada no pavonada como las de siempre el envio muy rapido y bien enbalada

it's an estwing.how can you go wrong. excellent price.