Product Description

10" Prybar, One End Is A Nail Puller With Hand Sharpened, Double Tempered Blades Which Will Bite Into Any Part Of The Nail, The Other End Is A Prybar The Thin Blade Will Pry Into Any Tight Spot With Ease & Less Damage.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1720 in Home Improvement
• Brand: Shark
• Model: 21-2225
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: .50" h x 2.75" w x 10.50" l, .50 pounds

Features

• Dual-purpose pry bar and nail puller with a hand-sharpened, double-tempered blade
• Pries into any tight spot with ease and less damage to walls
• Super thin, curved blade that lifts crown molding and small-head or no-head nails
• Back of the puller doubles as a striking surface
• 10-inches long; weighs 13.6-ounces shipped

Amazon.com Product Description
This high-quality performance tool makes jobs faster and more precise. The 10-inch pry bar and nail puller from Shark is made with high-quality hardened steel alloy and it has the thinnest blade available on the market, so it will pry into any tight spot with ease and less damage to wall and molding surface. The curve of the blade is designed to lift molding easily with just a twist, and it's so sharp that it will remove any nail -- including small or no-head nails lodged in the wall or any other material.

From the Manufacturer
Highest Quality Performing Tool ... Makes Job Faster & Precise Made with high quality hardened steel alloy and the thinnest blade available on the market. Will pry into any tight spot with ease and less damage to wall and molding surface. The curve of the blade is designed to lift molding easily with a turn and is so sharp it will remove any nail so small or no-head nail lodged in the wall or any other material.

Customer Reviews

Nothing better will you find
This is absolutely my favorite hand tool ever. You can't imagine the usefulness of it until you have one in your hand. It eclipses all other pry bars. For trim it is simply outstanding. You can remove delicate moldings without damage. I have never used another bar that even comes close for this. It pulls the smallest of nails with ease , even nails without a head. The claw grips the shank like a vise. It also works on larger nails. You can lift drywall with it. You can scrape with it. The list of uses is unending and it gets longer every day.Buy about five of these because everyone who touches it will want one. Highly recommended.

the best small prybar
My only complaint is that I misplace mine too often! I do recommend the 10" over the 8", the extra leverage is appreciated. Excellent, tough steel that can be pounded and yet resharpened. In a tight spot, I even use the Shark like a chisel. With a bit of finesse, it will also pull headless finish nails. For more physical work, the Estwing is a similarly nice tool.

must have trim tool
If you work with trim you need this tool. I am a remodeler and if you want to remove trim or molding without harming it this is a must have tool. The thin bladelike end will go under the most delicate moulding without leaving a mark