Ti-Pry Mini Pry Bar Keychain - Pocket Pry Bar EDC Prybar Titanium Tool - Durable and Lightweight Mini Prybar Gear Bottle Opener Multi Tool for Men and Women (Keychain Edition)

This review is for the small keychain pry bar & glass breaker/larger one.-A second part at the end will be for the larger one with glass breaker specifically.-For the most part my reviews for both are the same with slight differences for obvious reasons. I do however prefer the smaller version overall.So far I really like the smaller keychain accessory. The pry side has a good angle on it & works perfect for small items I pop apart.It is very lightweight, very thin & has some stylish markings. The bottle opener I haven’t tried yet but I attempted to bend it by hand and had no give. I will venture to say it’d with great for bottles. Feels very durable & doesn’t flex for my uses.Definitely shorter than the average palm length so pocket carry shouldn’t be an issue. This isn’t a full size pry bar so I’m not treating it like one. I’ve used it for popping can tabs when I can’t get my finger under them. Popped apart a few door handle skid plates and other small items. I use it for simple tasks nothing like trying to pry a door open.The included ring was hard to get on because of how small the key ring is. The hole looks large enough to support other types of key rings so that may be easier to deal with.It’s a very nice addition to a keychain but I would like the price lowered. I’m not sure exactly how much the material costs but $30 would be a good price. If it were $20-$25 I would have ordered one for each key chain.I’ve had this item on my wishlist for a long time and never saw a price decrease. If it was decreased (like I mentioned) during the holidays I would have ordered some for my parents & probably brothers. Especially for a Father’s Day gift.That’s how much I like this keychain pry bar. So if it ever goes on sale I’d say don’t hesitate to order one (or more like I would). At it’s regular price, it is worth trying for your daily use.—-As for the larger glass breaker pry bar—-The pointy side is in my opinion way too sharp for a pocket tool with no cover. I spent some time sanding it down. Still sharp/pointy but not to the point if my hand slides across it I’ll get torn up.The prying side is flat, with a slight angle on the opposite side. I’m not sure if that’s a plus or negative just with noting.The pocket clip is attached firmly and fits my pockets perfectly. Still has stylish markings like the smaller version. This one is about palm length maybe slightly longer/shorter depending on your hand size.It’s a solid piece, no flex or bending but still for small items since it’s not a full size pry bar.Basically that’s about all I have to add for the larger one.I don’t think I would order this larger one for family members even if the price was lowered.——These are just my opinions & thoughts about these two items. I do hope the sellers lower the price of the smaller keychain version!

Very light weight, clip needs some improvement would recommend if clip was upgraded, not many titanium pry tools in this range but with higher cost comes better features

Well made, very interesting design, it works on some screw heads. Very sturdy and lightweight.It would have been nice if one side could be used as a straight edge. I see value in owing this for all the reasons as advertised.$50 bucks delivery is a little more than I would think it should cost, and compared to others I researched before buying, it’s a better deal.I do recommend

it was very tiny The cliff was very weak, bad item don’t buy it

A little pricey, but definitely handy. I’ve had it about a month now and have used it for all sorts of random stuff. I probably use it more than other tool at the warehouse I work in.

It’s okay. The pocket clip will get bent out of shape if you have thick pants. The carbide tip is super sharp and honestly a really poor design choice. I don’t know what they were thinking with that one. It serves no purpose and if you use it to break a window your hand will be severely cut.

The good: well made. Useful. Lightweight.The neutral: had to clean up the epoxy excess at the glass breaker. Glass breaker is a bit sharper than it needs to be, could cause some discomfort depending on how you carry it. Would be better if it was an inch longer + had more functionality to it (driver, ect)The bad: horrible pocket clip. Thin and flimsy, bends out of shape and does not hold the bar securely to your pocket. Almost lost mine a couple of times that way.

I decided to get the Keychain edition and put a lanyard on in it and carry it my pocket. I was expecting small but this was smaller than I thought it would be. However it all depends on what you need it for. I would never carry a huge pry bar with me. The small size makes it easy to carry. And I use it daily for prying open interior panels of cars for work when doing repairs inside the vehicle.Bad reviews are obviously for those who need a larger pry tool for their specific tasks. But for smaller tasks and easy to carry this is perfect and good quality.