MARSHALLTOWN Monster Pry Bar, Concrete, All Steel, Crowbar, Demolition, Made in the USA, 16595

It was everything I expected in a graveyard tool

It’s a good, strong, well made construction pry bar, used commonly in the heavy and concrete construction industry. I suggest painting it Marshaltown blue. It would be easier to spot at a distance when you’re looking for it. Absolutely no complaints.

This thing will rip and destroy just about anything. I used it to demolition part of my bedroom subfloor. I would estimate that it cuts the time by at least 50%

Work great. Prybars are a thing every home should have. This makes hard to do things very easy... I used it to break up concrete that was saw cut.

I’m always using pry bars for work. This is perfect for the job I needed it for. Marshalltown has some great products and the added convenience of getting it from Amazon prime is that much better

Got the grey colored Monster. This thing is a beast. So far I've used it for a little gut/demo work; ceiling strapping w/ and w/ out sheetrock attached, wooden wall paneling, some framing and even some trim and built-ins. Planning to use it on a bunch of hardwood flooring I need to remove as well.It IS HEAVY- using it overhead for a few days in a row is quite the shoulder workout, so man up!I'll also admit I saw a similar tool used by Youtuber Andrew Camarata, hand-made for him by another, The Essential Craftsman (who called it a Burke Bar) and decided I had to have one.My only tiny gripe about it was the packaging: it arrived wrapped in plastic saran wrap only and was scraped/chipped/dinged up all over from UPS abuse. Not a big deal in the grand scheme of what this is and what it's for, but A: Marshalltown obviously spends some time/expense on a nice paint job, and I'd prefer to be the one to hack it up, and B: I did have to remove the little plastic cap in the end of the boxed tube and take a file to several steel burrs created in shipping that would have cut my hand. A little cardboard taped over the end would've done wonders.Anyway, if you could use one of these things, need one or just want one, do it! You won't be disappointed; the thing is awesome. I've recommended it to anyone who'll listen.

It's heavy and powerful.I've been dreading the day that I had to remove the sub-flooring (Cement Board) in the kitchen. Tried to use a Mutt Scraper, but because of all the nails the Mutt is basically useless. After much searching and trying to avoid spending $80 bucks on a pry bar I gave up and made the purchase.This thing as made it a snap to pull up the flooring and even better... my back is thanking me! Worth every penny if you are looking to make the job as easy as possible and save valuable time in project completion!

I realize this is a tool meant to be used and abused, but the blade was misaligned with the handle by 5-10 degrees and the bar had tons of weld spatter under the already spalling and chipped powdercoating.

This is a tool to have in your truck. When a crow bar doesn't have enough pry. The extra leverage and power achieved with this tool is amazing. If you do a lot of work by yourself, this tool can be your best friend.

Strong as hell. Removes small nails as well as large spikes. We were surprised at just how small a nail it will grip. Pinches very heavy objects with no effort. Has become our go to bar for demo, new construction and landscape. Goes in the truck for any job. Should have had one years ago. Very vesitile. If you do any heavy work you need one.

Just what I wanted and so far it works great. Best tool for removing tile and wire mesh underlay

Worked as advertised. I recommend this product.

These are great for any kind of demo work. If you own a construction company, these are a must.