BANG TI Titanium EDC Pry Bar with Bottle Opener Function (PunisherPB)

Let me preface this by saying this is absolutely insane that this could be bought for what you're getting. It's not the absolute best of the best when it comes to titanium tools, but can you compare a $400 tool to this?PROS-EXCELLENT VALUE: please, get this for the sake that it's so cheap.Neat design for those who like skulls and what not: although I'm not much of a fan of it, I have overlooked it.Decent finish: there is a glossy smooth finish on the outside (and within the bottle opener) of the tool.Outer edges are chamfered: you won't be cutting up your hand prying anything due to this tool.Great size for a keychain: this is just slightly bigger than a key, so it will fit nicely on a keychain.Magnet tested for titanium: the only other material could be aluminum, but aluminum would be lighter (according to other reviews, it's real titanium).Stubbs on sides is good for grip: thanks to the chamfered edges, it's not really rough on the hands, and adds a coolness to it (in my opinion).~~~~~CONS -The inner edge (where the wrench is) is not chamfered, and has a rough edge to it. I would be careful putting this in any tight pocket. (This does not really effect the comfort of holding it)This is a small pry tool, and not one for hard use. If you're gonna be using this to pull tires off rims of semi trucks, I would look elsewhere.This (due to its size) requires a keychain. However, the hole is not wide, and the hole is long. This makes it awkward to put anywhere, and requires you to get proper key rings of size and placement. This is a nitpick, but it's something to keep in mind (I recommend getting a keyring set along with this).The bottle opener is flat on the inside, and does not have an inner lip to grab the cap properly. I never needed a bottle opener, so personally I don't care. But upon observation for the sake of this review, I have noticed the bottle opener isn't good.The nail puller is offset of the end of the pry tool. I'm not talking about the offset pry end relative to the whole tool, but relative to the prying end of it. It's noticeably offset, but does not hinder the function of either the nail puller or the pry end.I mentioned before this tool has a decent glossy finish. However, machining marks are obvious, and there's no satin or bead blasted finishes (that you would see with more expensive titanium tools) at all. The ramp on the pry end has zig-zag marks, and there's tiny scratch marks that the finish couldn't cover up.I have reason to suspect that his is a softer titanium, one of the reasons for the cost of this tool. However, I have no issues with that, since I won't be splitting wood with it anytime soon.~~~~~Functionally (as a pry tool) I found no issues with this.

This comes in handier than I thought it would. There are a lot of small chores that I use this for instead of my pocket knife. Despite not having a sharp edge, it has enough to open boxes, even cutting through cardboard. It is a sturdy little pry-bar as well. thanks to the titanium material, it's so light I don't even notice it in my pocket. I just need a leather pocket insert for this, my small pen-light and pocket knife.

I am building a small toolkit and I was looking for a small scraper/pry bar that I could add. I didn't need one with those silly tiny "wrench"es that never really work right or a bit driver that you have to use a rectangular shaped handle to drive with which is just uncomfortable. I also wanted something small.This just fits the bill perfectly. It's titanium so it's light, it doesn't try to do anything fancy, other than a bottle opener which doesn't get in the way so I'm ok with it. It's small but still offers a decent amount of leverage. I'm not going to do major renovation with it, I have much bigger pry bars for that, but for the small things, this is just perfect.

it's on my key chain. great for opening boxes and everyday use. Save's wear and tear on my EDC Knife, and i can take it on the plane. There are a lot of these "prybars" out there. Probably more of them have a higher coolness factor (and much higher price). But this does it for me. The knureled sides i think are for warping paracord. For me that would make it too bulky and frankly, id prefer smoother sides. And of course the skull head kind of makes a statement... The wrench cutout is pretty cleaver though i find it not too practical since none of the screws i need to loosten have that much clearance around them. But then again... TITANIUM! How can you possibly go wrong.

I use this little bar every single day and I really do enjoy how it feels in my hand as well! It has made me more aware of where my keys are and saved me a couple of times from locking them in my office (which I used to do constantly!)...get one! NO get TWO!

Well made, and thick enough to use as a pry bar without breaking, and very satisfying to touch

The media could not be loaded. This is a nice little multi tool bar to carry around for emergency.I bought this for my oversea trip just in case I need a simple tool for quick fixes for Taiwan house. The flat end of the pry bar is sharp at the edges. I used it to open boxes and cut weather seal trips while in Taiwan. Bottle opener end was great when I needed it to open soft drink bottles in restaurants.Back in US I used the tool bar to use the pry bar to remove flat head thumb tacks during several volunteer activities.The multitool bar is pretty strong for emergency small jobs. After 3 months of usage it showes little sign of wears. Size is perfect for carry with keychain. Edge of pry bar end is a little sharp, carry with caution. Only thing I would like to see is a small measuring ruler on the side.

A tool used to open paint cans