Crescent 24” Adjustable Pry Bar with Nail Puller - DB24

I've been doing construction an remodeling for 30+ years , this pry bar looks like it'd hold up but one side of the claw broke off within a couple months of my purchase! Save ya money

It is a very useful tool

Top quality like all Crescent tools. The adjustable angle is very useful - I was worried it might slip but it's extremely strong. I even stood on it to make sure and it never loses grip on the angle adjustment.

This thing is a BEAST! I absolutely love this pry bar for getting out stubborn nails. It easily pulls out ring shank 3 1/2" nails from anything! It is incredibly solid but with the flexibility of an indexing head. Seriously can't say enough good about this thing. Get one already! (But don't you dare take mine!)

I have the Crescent deck wrecker tool plus various sizes of claw hammers and "Wonder Bar" type pry bars. The deck wrecker is great for prying up boards, but useless for pulling nails, unless they are already sticking out an inch or more, and is too big/heavy to use as just a nail puller for any length of time. The hammers and wonder bars don't have enough leverage, so pulling a lot of big nails is difficult and slow with any of those.This 30" bar is a perfect solution for pulling larger nails plus a lot of other prying chores. The indexing feature is useful... and then some, and is very sturdy, I have no worries about it breaking even under heavy stress. Excellent demolition tool that filled my need perfectly. If you only need to pull smaller nails I think the smaller 18" version of would also be useful, but maybe(?) not a huge improvement over a less expensive flat Wonder Bar.

Have a harbor freight version this one is way tighter and bette built have used it a couple times as advertised

This tool is wonderful! We tore up our hardwood floors, due to extremely poor installation, to install hardwood laminate. These tools tore the floors up beautifully and smoothly! Even the planks that were glued down were no match for this tool. The option to adjust the angle gave that extra oomph when needed and helped get that perfect grab in the tighter spaces. One of the best purchases I've made on Amazon in a long time.

I bought this to rip up deck boards. A longer one might be better but this worked great. Multiple positions helped a lot. Very sturdy as well.

Bought this over 2 years ago to dismantle a deck. Finally getting the job done and this tool is working great so far. The boards came off pretty easily, not only for lifting the boards but removing nails too, even rusty ones. The claw being so thin gets under the head easy and being able to change the position is really a game changer. I’ll find out soon how it does with the 3” nails on each side of the joists. Paid under 40$ then. Probably would not buy it now. This is from a 5’ tall woman in her 60s! Figured out some years back that having the right tool for a job is essential. This was a really good buy.

I'm a DIY'er that renos anything and everything. Demo has never been so effortless. This thing is a beast. So much leverage, so easy to pry up large chunks of flooring etc. Makes easy work of tiled flooring/subfloor. The teeth are nice and sharp so they penetrate easily and the length gives you tons of torque.The adjustable head makes this tool epic. So much better than a standard pry bar. I would have to use 2-3 pry bars together where this does the job on its ownA MUST have for any home Reno!

If you're doing any sort of demo work this tool is worth it's weight in gold. The adjustable head makes it very versatile 👍 also I've own both versions (the one with the straight end and the one without) they both have there benefits and I don't think you could go wrong with either one. I find once in awhile the one with the straight end will poke you but it's also handy in some scenarios 🤷‍♂️

Great for prying boards. Not good for nails. I used it for less than 30 minutes before the nail slot opened up so that it no longer catches nail heads. I'd only pulled about 6 nails, directly, before this happened. The metal is too soft. Still works fine on boards, and I like the angle adjustment, but it's useless for pulling nails.

Doing a reno and picked this up glad I did. Great for pulling nails, lifting up flooring. The adjustable handle is great too. Has held up really well.A definite must have for your tool collection.