Bates- Pry Bar Scraper, 9.5-Inch, Carbon Steel, Pry Tool, Scrape and Pry Bar, Metal Pry Tool, Flat Pry Bar, Beekeeping Equipment Bee

This does exactly what it should. Using this bar, I can successfully remove trim, usually with minimal to no damage. It’s lightweight, so I use in conjunction with a heavier pry bar to move slowly down the wall. If using this alone, I would probably destroy it, as its super power is not a lot of force but getting under trim initially to get the pulling party started. If removing trim, use a box blade or similar along the edge first to break the caulk and reduce damage to your wall.

Definitely strong. I used it to pull some tiles off but had to be careful of the drywall. Handy and well made.

Not bad for the price but note that this is a scraper, not a pry bar. Very soft steel that bends easily (you could bend it in your hands). Not at all like one I had previously but that probably cost twice as much.

This thing is awesome, its small enough to keep on your tool bag for those times that you need to have a pry bar but don't want to carry around a wonderbar everywhere you go!

Heavy duty bar. Very durable.

The edges were dull and would be awful at scraping away anything...made worse that they are chipped - and this was clearly production of the metal as the powder coat is on top of the missed up edges. It seems I also got a used item as the inside nail pulls are all scuffed up and missing paint. I'm assuming the person probably returned this thing because it can't do any of the functions it's supposed to...assumption as this thing is going right back in the box and returning.

I bought four different brands of these scrapers. This one is the thickest and sturdiest of the group by a small amount, but enough that I decided to keep this one. The painted finish is acceptable. The scraper end is not sharpened, but I can do that with a grinder. The pry end is sharper than the scraper end! The angle on the pry end is about 80° whereas all the others were around 90°. I would have preferred a 90° bend, but I wanted the beefiest pry bar I could get and this was it, so I'm putting up with the less attractive aspects of it and keeping it. The ramp angle on the scraper end is shallower than the other brands - I don't know whether that's a good or bad thing - just an observation. It's not the prettiest tool and is powder-coated black. While it feels good, I can see a few marks in the paint already and don't expect it to last. I didn't buy it for the paint, so no biggie for me. There are better values to be hand in these scraper/pry bars, but this is the heaviest-duty one that I tried for around $10.

Good quality!