Lisle 35170 1/8" and 3/16" Square Shaft Pocket Pry Bars with Magnet

It is small, just 51 grams. It is thick and very sturdy. It is perfect for EDC. I tried it out on some old dresser drawers with handles that were screwed in. With ease I popped off two handles. It worked well. I highly recommend

I love my mini pocket prybars. I love the one with the magnetic tail, it's very useful to pick up small things you can't reach like in tight spaces or things you don't want loose. I am just sad cuz I lost both of them recently, good thing they are very affordable, and great quality. I'll definitely buy it again😊

This is great little pry bar. The pry bar is thick enough to really pry with. Unlike the other brands, this can withstand some serious work. The clip is the only thing that bothers me. it feels flimsy, but I haven't had any issues with it yet. I wasn't sure how pocketable it was before I purchased it but let me tell you it fits fine. you can see some measurements in the pictures. I work for CAT and I build and repair engines all day, and not little car engines but really big diesel 12 cylinder engines. This has come in handy for removing stuck covers and any smaller prying task. It even helped get a stripped bolt out by using this to get thread engagement by prying upwards will hitting it with an impact gun. I have't used the striking cap yet but this thing feels strong. For the price, Lisle hit this out of the park. Pick one up and I promise you won't be disappointed. You may have to buy more because the people I have let use it almost don't want to give it back!

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!

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.

Awesome, heavy duty little butt kicker

This compact and convenient tool is a game-changer for field mechanics, allowing easy identification of fastener materials with its magnet end. Its sturdy steel construction and striker cap add versatility for a range of tasks, making it a worthwhile investment for on-the-go professionals.

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!