Spec Ops SPEC-D30PRY Tools 30" Wrecking Crowbar, Pry Bar Ends with Teardrop Nail Puller, High-Carbon Steel, 3% Donated to Veterans,Black/Tan

Yes, all the other glowing reviews are correct, this is High carbon, Excellent design and the right size and grip for beginners or seasoned pros who need solid, no-nonsense construction. If you are on the fence about this being the right for the price consider, this is a responsible company, it's virtually indestructible and it's far better to Have this, when you Need it, rather than not.

No tool box is complete without one of these. Looking at you, ladies 🤨 Well made tool, sturdy and built tough. Thick metal, not flimsy thin. The price is right too

Excellent set. Very versatile and solid. Will last longer than me.

I bought this kit to help tear down an old privacy fence, and it turned out to be the perfect choice for the job. Each tool was just the right size for working around stubborn boards and nails. They made pulling old nails quick and easy while protecting my hands from splinters and rough wood. The build quality is solid — everything feels sturdy and well-balanced in the hand. After hours of use, the grips were still comfortable, and none of the tools showed any bending or wear. They functioned exactly as expected and made the project go much faster than I anticipated. For the price, this kit is an excellent value and a great addition to any toolbox. Whether you’re taking apart an old fence, doing light demolition, or tackling DIY repairs, this set is ready to handle the work. Highly recommended!

The end of it is thicker than my old one, so it can't fit as easily into small spaces when you need to pry something out, and it's a bit heavier than I'm used to. Better designs have more of a curve to for structural stability, but it hasn't bent at all. It does the job, just a little too thick for some things.

This was purchased to replace a 36" "gooseneck" bar privately branded by one of the big box lumber yards. Last year I'd been pleased with the performance of the 36" while replacing exterior cedar trim but a couple weeks ago it actually bent when using it for heavier work. My search for a wrecking or demo bar on Amazon found this and I'll admit to being a little put off by the price, especially considering it's only a 30" bar but this thing probably weighs more than 1.5 x what the big box bar weighs and it's a much more thoughtful design, like whoever came up with its subtle features has a very clear working knowledge of this type of tool. Fit and finish are excellent for a tool thats going to get the crap beat out of it. A little extra fulcrum material is added in all the right places and this is downright heavy so I expect it to take a beating with a smile. Good Job Spec Ops Guys! Update: A year of heavy use later and this bar continues to exceed my expectations. I thought it might suffer some because of its shorter length but honestly I don't even notice because it offers such superior leverage. It helps me get more done quicker, so it's more than paid for itself, and there's nothing like the feel of a quality tool in your hand even if it's used for demolition. If this was ever lost (doubtful) I'd buy another in a heartbeat. I also have the small flatbar for EDC on my toolbelt and for its small size and weight it's an extremely capable and useful tool. Thinking about getting the 21" flat bar based on the quality of the other two tools.

Great at yanking nails, it prys, it prys ... It even prys. Normal ops is fine, spec ops is so tactical...it freedoms

Thing is legit af. For the price I thought it’d be smaller and not strong. It’s big and strong.