Roughneck ROU64494 Mini Utility Bar 7-inch/178mm, 1 - Pack

We often go on car journeys with the kids to camping sites or glamping and things like that. Whenever we go there's always fire pits and barbecues, or stuck doors or stuck tent? Pegs..... The list is endless...Therefore, I decided to put together a compact tool kit for the back of the car. I would love full size tools, but I want some space for bags and sleeping bags, so I chose some more compact tools.So far I've used this pry bar to pull apart a fence post , A pallet, and a bed in order to make firewood for a campfire. It's certainly not as easy as a pallet buster, but it's also an eighth of the length of one!The forked end is great for pulling out nails, and the shape seems to be just about perfect for getting into small grooves and prying apart decaying wood.It's a great little tool, inexpensive, relatively lightweight but also incredibly sturdy.

Great little tool. This is really handy for my work and fits snug in the molle webbing on my backpack so I always have it to hand

Good quality pry which I'm using to split old gates. Very sturdy and does the job. Could maybe be slightly bigger hence 4 stars but adequate.

Excellent tool and comes in very handy, used to line up architrave as wall was not plumb and also sue don skirting.Also from a reputable manufacture and well made, will stand the test of time and should be in very tool box.

I've used to remove skirting off the walls and some small jobs here and there. It's very sturdy and got the job done very well. Without this I would've either damaged my skirtings or spent way too much time removing them. But you should still be careful using this not to snap your skirtings in two.

Very useful tool

light, handy but too soft, it bends

Surprisingly effective for something this small.Some horrid person kicked in part of my fence and I needed some sort of crow bar to help me dismantle it for the repairs. I found this one as the cheapest on Amazon so ordered (not paying much attention to the dimensions, Eeek!). When it arrived it was smaller than I had expected and I thought it more of a toy than a tool. The rubber caps on the end were taped on and all sticky as a result.I expected it to be useless, however the fence still needed mending so with this (and an old hammer) in hand I started the job at hand.I was using this mini crow bar to get between the feather boards and the Arris rails in hope to remove the boards without damaging them. The boards had been nailed in with a nail air gun so were very hard to remove. This little tool was surprisingly good. I hammered on it to get it in place, Yanked on it to lever out the boards and it behaved impeccably. I treated it very roughly as I needed to get the job done and reckoned for the price this was disposable, but it performed throughout, with hardly any signs of ware.Now that the fence is done this tiny bar lives at the bottom of my tool bag with its little rubber protectors in place. It has hardly any scratches despite the abuse and can stay there as it is tiny and light, so will easily be on hand. I don't often need such a tool but this one is very effective for its size and price. I am very happy with it.