Pico Widgy Pry Bar

In a world where TSA & other restricted buildings are increasingly common and even the basic keyring pocketknife is prohibited, this is a next-best substitute for people who like to have a tool handy. The pry bar is small - only a little wider than a standard key - but it's extremely sturdy and has a wedge-style edge that is a very useful work tool for basic impromptu repairs and opening things on the go. I keep it on my keyring and probably use it a couple times a week. It also works as an emergency beer bottle opener if you need to pry the cap & don't have anything else to use.

Small, compact and sturdy.

Only knocking one star due to the price. I love the product...but it seems very pricey for what it is.I use it much more than I ever thought I would, and it's very lightweight yet very strong.

Nice pry bar but a little pricey

The front of the tines is FLAT. As in there is a 1/8 inch flat spot at the front where you would want something tapered to get under nails, edge, etc... The REAL ones from CountyComm are nicely tapered.Returned.

This little guy is useful any time your fingers are too large, too squishy, or too weak for prying, poking, scraping, or pressing on stuff. And this titanium version weighs practically nothing.

Well made but too small.

I like it but it’s not solid titanium. It’s magnetic. But that being said it’s nice and good size for keychain. I just don’t know if it’s worth the money for not being solid titanium.