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Gerald English II
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2025
Extremely satisfied with the item and the company that sells them! As an aircraft mechanic I wanted something small that fits in my shirt pocket that can be used for a multitude of tasks and when I found this I was thrilled!
johnnyjungle
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2025
I've only had this for a couple weeks and I've already used it a ton. Both in everyday random uses, (yes I am that guy who walks around with a prybar in his pocket) and in automotive work. I'm a little nervous about the clip, but it hasn't broken on me yet. The striker cap on the end is nice and the stock of the steel is plenty to deal with anything you would use a prybar of this size for. Well worth the money.
Drew Del
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2025
Trash pocket clip. It's a piece of foil bent with prongs on one end, jammed into the handle with no gap for fabric. Other than that, it seems like it'll do the job.
Dark Helmet
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2025
Wow, this is really "pocket sized". It's really, really little... probably garden gnome sized. Even in my smallish hands (no jokes please), this cute little pry bar looks micro. That being said, it appears to be 100 times as strong and effective as my old mini pry bar (see pictures). The tip is actually angled and the edge is somewhat sharp which will easily slide under or between things. The shank is thick and thick is good. My favorite feature is the strike cap for those times when some persuasion is needed. As for the pen-sized clip... meh. I guess if you never use the clip it won't break; but then why is the clip there? A paradox indeed.Because it's so compact, this is going in my zombie truck tool roll for when I need to pry some stuff (zombie truck repairs). Also, everyone knows that during a zombie apocalypse, it's imperative to have a small prying tool on hand at all times.
A Ris
Reviewed in Canada on September 30, 2024
I bought this so I can stop using my flathead screwdrivers to pry on things as I am working, because they can bend and also damage the head.This pry bar is very thick it does not bend at all. I already used it many times. The metal cap on the end for striking with a hammer is very useful and protects the handle. I would recommend this to anyone.
michael johnson
Reviewed in Australia on September 11, 2024
The size is good
Benny’s shop
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2024
Fits nice in your hand comfortably, thick piece of steal. Wide variety of uses, easy to use, good value from lisle, performance is top notch.Photos show next to a tekton/Wilde 12” pry bar and a set of extra light use mini pry bars. Very versatile pry bar
Tattoo Dan
Reviewed in Canada on December 22, 2024
What can I say they’re well built the edition of a magnet on the back of one was a cleaver use of space and makes it far more versatile while also allowing you to stick it in odd positions out of the way while do work that doesn’t require them the bars themselves are beefier than comparable flat head screwdrivers and they have enough wedge shape to allow for a good grip without being overly sharpened so they work well to carefully remove seals without slicing them as well as help guide O-rings and square cut seals back into place effectively without damaging them as lon go as your delicate about it because of the angle of the prying surface it allows you to be more accurate in those situations vs using a screwdriver and who can argue with the build quality Lyle makes a great tool I didn’t think I would use these nearly as much as I do but here we are heck they are amazing for undoing the clips for electrical connectors that are in very tight spaces or very stiff plastic etc. they’re as useful as your imagination wants them to be that’s for sure
Sixto Guerrero
Reviewed in Mexico on December 1, 2024
Me gustaron y las he usado varias veces para varios momentos en mis reparaciones, pequeñas pero muy funcionales.
Diego werlang
Reviewed in Germany on October 23, 2024
I use it all the time, as a car mechanic this is the perfect tool for many different situations.
Dennis Morgan
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2024
This pocket tool is super handy! Tip is at an angle making it great for popping out push pins, disconnecting electrical connectors, and so many other things. Magnet end is great for capturing fasteners. Shaft is strong material; you will have to really abuse it to bend it. When I stage my workbench for a job, I always bring it out. For field mechanic's/technicians, this thing fits in your pocket and will save you time running to the tool bag or box. If fastener material is critical for you, the magnet end will quickly help you determine if you have a stainless or regular steel fastener. Awesome!
Kasaru
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2024
I went nearly a year without a mini screwdriver without a magnet in my pocket before buying this tool. A reliable, lightweight, bright pocket flashlight (like Streamlight 66609) is the only other tool I've used more consistently than this tool. While the strike cap has seen minimal use, honestly, the beefiness of the prybar makes up for it beyond what a flathead screwdriver could do. The normal stuff like removing o-rings, prying on electrical connectors, and so on, has become so much more versatile now with the stronger bar and angled tip. As a modern automotive mechanic, there aren't many slotted screw heads out there that don't double as a hex and are, therefore, often more convenient to just use a driver or socket on. With the few little plastic slotted fasteners out there, this pry bar will work just fine anyway. Unless they're stripped, then it's even more useful than a flimsy pocket screwdriver. Granted, the magnet function of the pocket screwdrivers is missing here, but I've found more use out of the beefy prybar than a non-extendable magnet anyway. Highly recommended, either as a replacement or supplementary to a pocket screwdriver.
Soar
Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2023
This is a very useful tool.I am constantly doing every day things around my home when I find I need some kind of ad hoc tool that will help me manipulate and or pry something. I find myself reaching for whatever is near me that will halfway work. Whatever it is I find to use (a butter knife, a paper clip, a tiny weak screw driver), it is usually not the right tool to use and breaks or bends and then I reach for the next whatever is in reach. And whatever that is, a the wrong thing.I did this tonight as I was trying to get some corroded batteries out of a remote, I grabbed something near me that didn’t work. Then I remembered this tool and got it done. Have done this several times in the last week.This little prybar is quickly becoming a necessary tool.The pocket prybar has a solid and strong bar which isn’t going to bend under pressure, Tthe flat edge at the tip is like a thin blade of a screwdriver but much stronger. This is small enough to keep in a cup with pens and pencils.Great little tool. Great find!
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