Wrecking Pry Bar Reviews

This is the best all round pry bar and will stop at nothing to get the job done. The Fubar is an awesome tool and in the right hands it can demolish, pry, smash, split and bend its way through just about anything. It's a huge favorite with both professionals and homeowners alike and tends to find itself in the thick of any form of demo work.

Manufactured from forged steel, it's a one piece design that's incredibly strong and reliable. There's enough weight behind it to add to its overall function, yet not so much that hefting it around during a hard days work makes your shoulder feel as though it's about to pop. It's an unbelievably good tool, satisfying to use and you definitely can use it across its four in one range. Worth every last cent - highly recommended for the tool bag. Buy one.

This is the best flat pry bar set - especially if you need something that's a bit more refined for detailed work. Great for carpentry and smaller demolition work, they're perfectly shaped to take on tasks that require strength with causing too much damage, if any. They're the flat model, great for prising moldings and casings - more so if you're into reclamation and recycling as you work.

Manufactured from rigid stainless steel, the set includes a 7" and a 9" flat bar, with scraping edges that are plenty sharp enough to get the job done - plus they pull nails with ease. They're surprisingly strong, despite their size, and the fact that you can use them for trim work without wrecking anything is a big plus. Excellent little hand tools, about the best examples of flat bars and the discount price makes them a definite purchase.

This is Stanley tools pry bar and what a good quality piece of engineering it is too. Larger than the previous pair and better set up for rougher tasks, the Wonderbar is deserving of its name. It can and will slot into detailed work if necessary, though it feels far happier when you're tackling larger more stubborn works. It's definitely nearer to the wrecking bar category and will help rip about casings and the like with ease.

It's strong enough that you can give it a good whack when you need to get the edge beneath a stubborn gutter or window casing - yet it's consistent when you've got dozens of nails to remove when reclaiming floor boards. It's a forged carbon steel construction, one piece, nail slots are positioned at either end, nice length, good balance in-hand, great all rounder and currently on offer at a very silly price. A steal of a deal.

This is the best stand alone ripping bar and pretty much does exactly what it says on the box. An old fashioned model, the hexagonal cast works well when you need to get a good grip and - wreck something. Perfect for smashing up crates and boxes, will take out counter tops and destroy tiling with out pausing for breath.

It's another pry bar that will stand up to a good whack when needed and the fact that you can get some extra leverage due to its shape and design is pretty awesome. You can feel the torque when you're prising something apart, and it feels about as robust as you'll even need this kind of hand tool to be, Top tool, simple, forged steel, tough, durable - and affordable.

This is one seriously awesome wrecking bar. If you need or want a step up from the Stanley Fubar - this is the one for you. This is a five in one hand tool - offering you just a little more demolition power and wrecking potential. You can hammer at will with one side of the top end. It bends boards and rips nails out with as much power as the user can apply.

There's an amazing claw that will split boards with ease - you can even straighten them. Beyond that you can rip through drywall with astonishing ease and when you're taking a break - there's a bottle opener that will help you break open a cool beer. It's an astonishingly good tool to work with, one of those tools that make you wonder how you managed without them. Cracking wrecking pry bar, offered at a good discount price - you won't be disappointed.