30” Demolition Pry Bar & Crowbar – Oval Handle Wrecking Bar for Ceiling & Wall Demo – Heavy Duty Nail Puller Tool for Contractors, Firefighters & Home Renovations

Worth.Every.Penny! We did a couple of rooms with regular pry bars and it took forever and killed our backs. Ripping out particle board from the seventies that crumbles like graham crackers. We got this thing and it’s amazing. We are doing it in a fraction of the time and it’s so much easier on the back. Gets the nails and lifts large pieces. We couldn’t be happier.

Great product, makes pulling up old hardwood floor so much easier. We waited to purchase this and struggled getting our old floor up, so glad we eventually purchased this, it has saved us a lot of time and trouble

As a demolition contractor the Guster 60” Demolition Pry Bar has been one of my favorite tools in my toolbox. Great tool and great product. Made with some heavy duty steel. Always gets the job done.

So several weeks ago my dad, brother, and I tried to tear up my old splintered deck and its' rusted nails. After working for 3 hours with hammers and all manner of nail removers and pry bars, we had removed only 5 boards and had pretty much given up. I decided I needed to get a better tool to pull up the old deck. I looked at online reviews and decided on this one because of the good reviews and it was available for prime shipping. This tool is DEFINITELY worth the money!! 😅😅 I was able to remove the rest of the deck AND the nails in 6 hours with minimal assistance from the males in my family (could have done it alone with this tool). I will add that I'm a female with fibromyalgia and I could barely lift a regular pry bar!! I'm not saying some of it wasn't hard work (like breaking the rusted nails out), but even the hard stuff was POSSIBLE with this tool. Without it I would have been no match for the labor. I timed it to take me 2 minutes to take out each board AND the nails from that board that ripped through. (With this tool you can also break the rusted nails that pull thru the wood.) The Gutster definitely made short work of a job that almost had us giving up. HIGHLY recommend! If you are worried about the money... it saved us DAYS of labor! Get it!!😊

The tool has a bit of weight and it very solid. I purchased this to remove existing wood panel floors from a concrete subfloor for installation of vinyl planks. It worked great and took way less effort than using a hammer and crowbar. Not sure if this is just a defective item I received because the middle section of the foam grip was already slightly torn when I received the product. I didn't want to return it just for that and I needed to start demo so I didn't want to hassle with a return. The foam cushion on the middle section of the product started to rip and tear more after a few uses. I tried to wrap it with duct tape but the tape is also being pulled by the foam and is tearing. The foam grip on the top part holds up very well. After 2 days of use there are a few scratches on the teeth/bottom part of the product and the orange paint has chipped off. However, the product is solid/heavy and can take a beating.

Very good product.

I have used the gutster for the past few months on a rehab project that has required substantial demolition and structural dismantling. We have use this tool for lath and plaster removal, siding removal, ship lap sheeting removal and dismantling of a wood framed structure. The leverage element of this tool makes many prying tasks with nailed lumber substantially easier in a variety of configurations from sheeting to peeling apart 2x4 walls. The forks allow great twisting ability as well as a stab and pry method that is very helpful in pulling things apart. The nail removal function is also very efficient and effective when dismantling walls and floors. These tools are very stout and allow for the ability to swing this thing around without fear of it breaking due to its heavy steel construction. The company customer service has also proved to be very quick and helpful in the event of a problem with the tool. I wouldn't do my next demo project without it! Highly recommend this tool.

Works like a charm! Super solid. Ripped out 2000+ sqft of solid oak hardwood floors! Could not have done it without it!! 100% satisfied, would buy again in a heart beat

Sehr stabiler Griff. Für meinen Einsatz waren die Zinken leider zu dicht.

This is the best demo bar ive ethever purchased by far it tackles evething you throw at it as a contractor it is now my go to bar for soooo many needs from decks to taking up tile and twisting 2x boards ..the wheels make stripping flooring a pcs cake

I was using a regular crowbar to take up old deck panels - but it was very hard work as they were well screwed down (with screws that didn't want to be removed). So I got this and the difference is amazing - much less effort, much less changing position, much less backache and a LOT less swearing! Highly recommended!

For serious demolition work this is the tool. The 48 inch bar was recommended by a contractor as the tool to use. I demo'd the interior of my 1957 house and couldnt have done it without the gutster. The house was built like a fortress but the gutster had an answer for every challenge. This is not a lightweight tool, but the weight is necessary to break through plaster, cement board and to loosen floor boards. I am 200 pounds , 55 years old and in good shape and using the tool overhead is possible but a workout ( ultimately it was the only thing that worked to take down a plaster ceiling with metal lath). On floors especially the weight is a plus. I used the tool to take down plaster walls, plaster ceiling with metal lath and wire mesh cornices, hardwood floors, 3 layer vinyl tiled floors, ceramic tile walls on cement and wire mesh, studs and frame walls, and built in place kitchen cabinets. The design is great. The flat bottom allows the tool to slide along a surface to get under boards etc. The notch on the head straddles 2x4s 2x6s to lever out stuck boards, the teeth on front bite into boards so you can pry them out. The notches on the back of the head were used to hook onto the plaster ceiling and pull down. The angle between the head and the bar was right to allow a good amount of pry on boards, while not bending over too much. The weight and the teeth were like a battering ram to break up the cement and wire mesh . A great tool and a must for demolition work.

Supposed to make taking pallets apart easy, but it's design means that it breaks more slats than it saves.