ESTWING Gooseneck Wrecking Bar PRO, 36" Crowbar, EWB-36PS

This wrecking bar is the real deal. We used it to rip out our old deck and it held up beautifully — no bending, no flexing, no complaints. You can tell it’s forged as one solid piece, and the weight behind it makes the work go a lot faster than trying to pry stuff apart with a lighter bar. My one piece of feedback: the chisel end could be just a little thinner. Getting it started under deck boards sometimes took more effort than it needed to, and a slightly slimmer edge would slide in easier. Once it was in, though, the leverage was excellent and boards came up fast. Solid quality overall. This is the kind of tool you buy once and keep for years. Worth it.

Strong and perfect length

This thing opened a sentree safe I had for 25 years in less than 5 minutes that i havent been able to open for months!! Yes I had to stand on the safe and lean on the bar but whatever! This makes me wonder if their safe are all they are cracked up to be lol. I threw away the door and now use the rest of the safe as a package drop off for the mail lady lol The bar is heavy but EFFECTIVE!!

Buy THIS bar. This beast is a good size, good weight, does not stretch (as it shouldn’t), and get’s the job done. I’ve used this bar on several an occasion and it is still perfectly in tact, free of scratches, dents, or bends. This bar is forged, high-quality, American steel. I have seen too many bad reviews of third-rate, competitors, from your average hardware superstore. Those bars are made abroad, and cast from cheap, non-uniform, steel which breaks rather quickly. But not this guy. Estwing did it right. Big Blue beats all.

Great quality piece. We had an aging deck constructed with the awful square head screws that don't like to be removed and this made tear down pretty easy.

This is a very good bar. It's just not the best I've had. The 36" Roughneck Gorrila bar is just a tad better and stronger. The Gorrila bar is a little wider and the claw end has an approx 100 degree angle whereas the Estwing has a respectable 92 or so degree angle (anything is better than a flat 90 degree angle for attempting to pry 90 degree loads). The Gorilla bar claw is also longer as well with a little more of a loop to the neck (more desirable IMO). Unfortunately for me, I gave away the Gorrila bar to my son and I needed once again. The Estwing is an excellent bar and at half the price of the Gorrila bar (of course I paid far less at the time from Northern Tools), it's a solid pick for occasional use. If you're a contractor with daily need of such a pry bar, get the Gorrila version, it is superior albeit more expensive.

It really wrecks #*¥%!

Very heavy, prying ends could be sharper

Great value for $30 cad

Es muy pesada, sirve bien pero no es práctica.

Heavy duty. You're not going to bend this one. You'll get a good workout using this tool.

Good quality product

Un peu lourd mais exactement ce que je voulais