UUEENN2 PCS Firefighting Tools, Multi Purpose Spring Steel Pry Tool Hand Tools Firefighter Tools, Multipurpose Leverage Tool, Pry Bar Tool, Pry Tool Hand Tools

Not as easy to use as showed

On certain types of doors they work great. It’s a good tool to have for an emergency but many types of door locks this “shove knife” type tool just won’t work. Especially with deadbolts and doors with trim or anything else covering the crack between the frame and the door. It’s something for the toolkit but not the only one you should have. When seconds count in an emergency it’s good to have many options.

This is something nice to have around as it could be useful.

These will work for many doors... if they open towards you and you can get the tool into the crevice. IF you can and if the latching isn't properly set then this works a charm and poof your in.

This is a good shove knife. The steel is a little more rigid than I expected; which is good for some applications, but bad for others. No tool of this nature will work in all scenarios; but this is one that belongs in your kit.

I broke this in under five minutes. It is flimsy crap

This is a simple pry tool that works very well on certain type of latches and doors. Basically you use this tool to push in the door latch on a door that opens towards you. It works on most latches and doors but will not work on certain latches. It's thin but pretty strong and it's a great tool to have in your toolbox along with other tools.

As a career firefighter, I think I can provide actual insight to this product.This is definitely my preferred shove knife when compared to a traditional one. Traditional shove knives can only be used in one manner, this one has at least two ways to compete respectful entry into a structure or room.It is pretty darn sturdy as well, not flexible in the slightest. Definitely some quality metal.If you're going to train on respectful entry, get this shove knife. It is definitely better than any other I have messed with