TASAN RACING 3Pcs Mini Pocket Pry Bar with Pocket Clip 4" Length Blue

I like them and would buy again.

Great for heavy duty truck inspections

Does what it needs to do

shop use works good

Maybe not all of them, but the prior owners installed a curtain rod in one room, and they used the anchors despite being in a stud...I still can't even figure out how they managed to accomplish this, but I had a couple plastic anchors that were not coming out. Did this get them out? Also no, but it got into the plastic far enough that I could sort of cut the outer bit out, and took off enough in the wall that I could spackle, sand, and paint, and you can't notice anything. I've also used them to catch a badly attached tile around a bathroom backsplash and get me going removing the rest of the tile from there. Luckily the prior people stunk at that too and all I need to do is some sanding.

If you ever encounter the need to pry small items off something they are attached to, you will be amazed at what a difference having a proper tool will make. I have this old magnetic closure mail box out front. The magnet has worn out and there is no way to get at it to remagnetize it. I used this little tool to pry all around it. It had no trouble finding a little nook or cranny to gain a purchase point in. Then it just popped off. I epoxied on two new neodymium magnets with fast setting epoxy, taped them on until the glue drie, and I was back in business.

The TASAN RACING 3Pcs Mini Pocket Pry Bars with Pocket Clip are handy, but I think the design needed more of an angle in order to get enough torque to pry. At this point, I can’t really think of any tasks that this would accomplish, but it’s the type of thing that I will hang onto and I am absolutely sure it will come in handy in the future. I do wish the edge was wider.

You are better off using a cheap screwdriver. These are just too small to be of any use. A Bostitch steel stapler remover is much sturdier and more useful than these.