Reapr 11015

The REAPR 11015 Versa TAC Wrecking Bar is a surprisingly versatile tool that packs a punch well beyond its size. Whether you're a DIY enthusiast, a professional contractor, or someone who likes to be prepared for anything, this little powerhouse can be a valuable addition to your toolbox. Here's what makes it stand out:**Multi-Tool Magic:**This isn't your average crowbar. The Versa TAC boasts a surprising number of functionalities crammed into its compact frame. You've got a standard wrecking bar head for prying and demolition tasks, a nail puller for removing stubborn nails, a hook for ripping and tearing, and even a set of wrench sizes (often 10mm, 13mm, and 16mm) to tackle unexpected bolt challenges.**Built to Last:**The REAPR 11015 is constructed from high-quality 420 stainless steel, ensuring it can handle tough jobs without bending or breaking. The comfortable, non-slip TPR grip keeps your hand secure and provides leverage during use.**Compact and Portable:**Measuring around 10 inches in length, the Versa TAC is highly portable. It easily fits in a toolbox, backpack, or even a car trunk, making it a great companion for on-the-go repairs or emergency situations. Additionally, many versions come with a nylon sheath with MOLLE webbing attachment, allowing you to conveniently secure it to a backpack or work belt.**A Point to Consider:**While the wrench sizes it offers are handy in a pinch, they might not be suitable for heavy-duty bolting tasks. For those situations, a dedicated wrench set would be a better choice.**The Verdict: A Versatile and Handy Tool**The REAPR 11015 Versa TAC Wrecking Bar punches above its weight when it comes to functionality and durability. It's a compact, multi-purpose tool that can be a lifesaver in various situations. Whether you're tackling a home improvement project, need a quick roadside fix, or simply want a reliable tool for unexpected needs, the Versa TAC is a great option to consider.

Tool quality is amazing. Has good weight for the use. Tried the pry bar and it functions amazing. It is sharp but has a sheath which isn’t bad quality either. I keep this for hiking and would suggest it for any hiking excursion.

Absolutely love this thing. Took apart a porch with it. It stood up to my giant hands, has a decent although small grip. Worked great pulling out buried, old rusted nails. Great size to throw in your car, or as an in case tool for projects. It does however come out of the sheath easily, would be better with a leather or nylon sheath, that might keep it from falling out of my travel backpack.

So, my wife got this for me as a stocking stuffer. Turns out it's pretty solid. The pry-bar works pretty well, the edge is reasonably sharp, and the fact that it has angles allowed me to use it for a couple of different purposes. In a pinch, it made for a handy Dutch Oven handle, and the blade is large and sharp enough to use for camp cooking. One star taken off for the sheath: It does a good job protecting the blade, but the clasps aren't as positive as I would like. Clipping it to a belt or to a backpack, for instance, and it'll come unclipped quick. One thing to be aware of is the pry bar sticks out at a right angle and is SHARP, so be aware of where you're going to stow this, it WILL rip through your clothes.Pros: Sharp, Durable, and useful with a little imagination.Cons: Sheath Retention less positive than I would like, no protection for the crowbar side.

Durable, great price, multi-functional, great weight and thickness to the handle and blade.

This item is exactly as described. With fast shipping. Super sharp right out of the package, so be careful. It's a pretty sturdy tool, with good grip, the handle seems really durable and easy to hold onto. For this price, I am definitely satisfied with the quality of this tool

Love the versatility of this tool. I carry on my radio strap every shift. The only thing I wish it had, is a sheath for the prying end that connect the sheath on the knife end. Great tool.

Mine came with a Kydex sheath instead of a nylon one. That is actually better I think. The sheath has screw inserts so you can orient the belt clip in either direction. It would have been nice if you could have reoriented it to the other side so you can wear it on the left or right. As for the tool itself, it feels solid and will likely stand up to some abuse. The blade is sharp. The chisel end is not really very sharp but that isn't a cutting edge. I think this will be a handy tool to have around.