Spec Ops Tools 10" Nail Puller Cats Paw Pry Bar, High-Carbon Steel

Came in handy when I was fixing a home we sold. I had to take a ton of nails out of old clapboard and replace it with fiber cement siding. This tool arrived quickly and I did the entire job in a weekend.

very nice! well made! seems very durable! happy with purchas! also they donate a % to veterans! does it get better than tha!! highly recommend!!

Awesome. Works as expected. My first use of this tool is to remove joist hangers.

Solid product, The heads on both ends are a little to thick. Spend a few mins grinding it down and was significantly better. A few pictures to show the difference.

This is a great little combination pry-bar, hammer, and nail puller. It is relatively light weight which makes it a great addition to the Get-Home bag. Purchased a second unit to add to the garage tool chest.

We are using this tool to help demo our kitchen. It’s an awesome tool when trying to get nails out the wood!

I haven’t used it yet, but, high quality looks cool, looks like it’ll take a beating.

Great tool for the money, I wouldn't knock it, I do construction, pull out nails, I just received this today, no doubt it will perform. The brand "Spec-Ops" I certainly don't resent supporting veterans, great that they do, in fact. However, I'm getting a vague suspicion. Anyone who frames or builds needs tools like this to pull out nails, pry with, obviously, but cops aren't in that business and they shouldn't frame. There's a little bit too much of a SWAT team meeting up on Wednesday nights when the moon is full with just a hint of a warrant to bust in residential doors using tools of a different trade, and that's when innocent subjects, neighbors and law-abiding citizens go to jail. It all depends on who's framing the door and who's assuming legal authority on some cause or matter to bust it in. My complaints are not applicable to this particular vendor. It's a good product and you need it but certain alarm bells are ringing at the builder's society.