There’s a reason these Widgy bars are standard in the EDC community: we usually prefer to keep our blades with edges and tips. Thank heavens I’ve never had to pry something with a knife tip and now I won’t have to.

For when a multi-tool won’t work and a knife is too important to mess up.

Glad I finally saw the light and protected the investment I’ve made in my other tools by getting one of these. I can see what all the hype is about—the Widgy is sturdy and irreplaceable—and powder coated for extra durability. Slips perfectly into an organizer next to my tweezers and Norton stick.

Thanks y’all.

This is a well-constructed tool with a durable powered coated finish. This is small to be carried an EDC pouch without taking up valuable space but, strong for heavy duty usage I followed the video instruction on how to wrap the bar using para cord but, instead discovered 1’8” leather lace to be more effective. This can be wound extremely taunt and provides for a more firm, slip resistant feel when using the tool. Have put this bar through its paces and thus far it has not disappointed.

Have had many of the titanium pry bars over the years - give them out as gifts and they’re always a hit.
Saw these new power coated bars though and had to snag a black one for myself! Solid tool as always.

The powder coated breacher with the sheath is a must have for any edc bag. Whether you have to pry crates open or bash an inanimate objects brain in, it'll get the job done. The stealth, black powder coat makes it feel right at home with me. I'll be sharpening the long bevel, while leaving the short blunt for prying purposes. Thanks for the great product.

The D2 tool steel of the Widgy Pry Bars is great but will always tarnish over time, being semi-stainless. What a great idea to offer a very durable coating for this great key chain tool with a long, patriotic history. IMO - these should be offered all the time as an option. The international orange looks awesome and does not scrape off even after heavy use.