Crescent 36 in. Steel Wrecking Bar

First off let me say I love the color. I compared this my favorite/cheapest wrecking bar. Let me say it is no comparison. First the size which was expected since I was comparing this to a 30" bar. This measures approximately 1/2" x 1" x 35", which dwarfs the 30" bar. The awesome part is that this 36" bar weighs half of the 30" bar. Ergonomics are good, fits great in the hands, and like I memtioned before it is light. I tested this on normal wrecking material of 2x's, drywall, glass, plastic, copper pipe, lathe, plaster, galvanized flashing, and Ice. It was able to destroy every item I struck. It true was a wreck it ralph experience. It grabs well enough, though it could be improved by changing the angles of the bevels of the claws as I felt they was just a little too thick. A quick tap with a hammer would ensure a good bite on anything. The nail pullers worked well withe exception of the one in bar. In all this is a good solid bar, and I will definitely look at other size options to add to my arsenal.

My trusty old pry bar had gotten pretty beaten up so i decided it was time for an upgrade. This one great. It feels very sturdy, no doubt I'll be able to put some serious force behind it. Yet, it feels much lighter in hand than the old one. I've been in a long term home remodel project, and this tool will get lots of use. It definitely feels better on the hands using this one versus the old one. Plus, I lost that one a few times in the basement our in the yard, the black and rust was tough to see.. this one stands out quite nicely!

So far so good. Has been strong enough to get the job done but not too heavy to the point it will wear you out. Does have some flex in it but not bad. Made pulling up subfloor a breeze on a remodel project. Wish I would have bought one of these sooner

I grabbed the PB36to help take down an old wooden swing set at my in-laws. It was old, weather beaten, and honestly not safe. I was worried for my own safety when taking out the main beam. The PB36 comes to the rescue. Using this allowed me to get to the side and force the brackets out without getting under the beams, brackets and the resulting carnage. It feels good in the hand. It’s not too heavy (it does have weight!) so it’s manageable. It has nail channels that grip nails easily and stay put when pulling. This larger size is good for taking down serious projects like decks, stairs or other demolition project. I would recommend getting the smaller sizes for tearing down pallets or smaller household projects. I also used this bar as leverage when removing wheel bearings in a motorhome that had seized up. The bottom line is, if you need to wreck it, this is the tool for the job!